Yoo Hoo!

With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

RustyHinge

2013-07-05 19:10:41 UTC

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

--
Rusty Hinge

Paul Giverin

2013-07-05 21:34:55 UTC

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

Nah, I think Brian has been at the Adnams (not that there is anything
wrong with that as its one of the pleasures of living in East Anglia).

--
Paul Giverin

My Photos:- www.giverin.co.uk

RustyHinge

2013-07-06 05:48:28 UTC

Post by Paul Giverin

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

Nah, I think Brian has been at the Adnams (not that there is anything
wrong with that as its one of the pleasures of living in East Anglia).

Mmmmmmmmmmm! Oyster Stout!

--
Rusty Hinge

Brian Watson

2013-07-08 07:14:44 UTC

Post by Paul Giverin

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

Nah, I think Brian has been at the Adnams (not that there is anything
wrong with that as its one of the pleasures of living in East Anglia).

Nope. I got our two local papers to see the coverage of our recent two-day
festival in Sutton, and they were rammed with "things going on of a summery
nature".

Better still, most of the events are either cheap or free.

--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

Nun the Wizer

2013-07-06 04:39:43 UTC

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

I need to go to Ipswich in a few minutes from now. It is the
nearest branch of Wickes that has some molishing stuff that I need.
Other than that, I will be pleasantly surprised if I find 'much going
on'.

--
Nun the Wizer

RustyHinge

2013-07-06 05:49:43 UTC

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

I saw an aeroplane yesterday. That do?

--
Rusty Hinge

Neil Ellwood

2013-07-06 11:23:37 UTC

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be
living in East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

I saw an aeroplane yesterday. That do?

Are you into 'planes' too?

--
Neil
Reverse ‘a’ and ‘r’
Remove ‘l’ to get address.

Paul Giverin

2013-07-06 11:28:59 UTC

Post by Neil Ellwood

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be
living in East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

I saw an aeroplane yesterday. That do?

Are you into 'planes' too?

I'm into planes every day.

--
Paul Giverin

My Photos:- www.giverin.co.uk

RustyHinge

2013-07-06 16:40:31 UTC

Post by Paul Giverin
I'm into planes every day.

So was my father, in Blenheims.

Unsurprisingly, I don't remember him.

--
Rusty Hinge

RustyHinge

2013-07-06 16:38:39 UTC

Post by Neil Ellwood

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be
living in East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

I saw an aeroplane yesterday. That do?

Are you into 'planes' too?

Not heavily, though I do remember the daily mailplane which flew over in
ye olden dayes - a Dragon Rapide, and fighter pilots training in Tiger
Moths, and the snarl of the Merlins that came back.

But then I lived near a front-line fighter station...

So yes, but not fanatically. Old guns and classic bikes. though -
that's a different matter.

--
Rusty Hinge

Brian Watson

2013-07-08 07:17:11 UTC

...I do remember the daily mailplane which flew over in ye olden dayes - a
Dragon Rapide...

There is one at Duxford that does flights over Cambridge.

--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

RustyHinge

2013-07-08 16:39:27 UTC

...I do remember the daily mailplane which flew over in ye olden dayes - a
Dragon Rapide...

There is one at Duxford that does flights over Cambridge.

I've seen it - on the ground thobut

--
Rusty Hinge

RustyHinge

2013-07-07 12:38:46 UTC

Post by Neil Ellwood
Are you into 'planes' too?

Saw an odd one about 1.15 p.m. today - out of Old Buckenham. Looked to
be white, a smallish i.c.e. & prop job, not quite a delta wing, and with
the 'tail' halfway up the very pointy nose.

If I'd taken my camera out with me...

--
Rusty Hinge

Nun the Wizer

2013-07-07 06:52:37 UTC

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

I saw an aeroplane yesterday. That do?

I saw a micro-light(?) yesterday - one o' thay with a flexible,
fabric wing - like wot para-gliders use, maybe.
After doing the business, I had breakfast al fresco at
Wetherspoon's 'Cricketers'. It was OK, except that it was too early to
serve ale (to have with breakfast).

--
Nun the Wizer

RustyHinge

2013-07-07 08:20:31 UTC

Post by Nun the Wizer
I saw a micro-light(?) yesterday - one o' thay with a flexible,
fabric wing - like wot para-gliders use, maybe.

Winged lawnmower.

Post by Nun the Wizer
After doing the business, I had breakfast al fresco at
Wetherspoon's 'Cricketers'. It was OK, except that it was too early to
serve ale (to have with breakfast).

There's always tea...

--
Rusty Hinge

Davey

2013-07-07 11:33:22 UTC

On Sun, 7 Jul 2013 07:52:37 +0100

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be
living in East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

I need to go to Ipswich in a few minutes from now. It is
the nearest branch of Wickes that has some molishing stuff that I
need. Other than that, I will be pleasantly surprised if I find
'much going on'.

I saw an aeroplane yesterday. That do?

I saw a micro-light(?) yesterday - one o' thay with a
flexible, fabric wing - like wot para-gliders use, maybe.
After doing the business, I had breakfast al fresco at
Wetherspoon's 'Cricketers'. It was OK, except that it was too early to
serve ale (to have with breakfast).

You should have dragged your old "Beer - No Longer just a Breakfast
Drink" T-shirt out of the cupboard.

--
Davey.

Brian Watson

2013-07-08 07:18:46 UTC

Post by Nun the Wizer
After doing the business, I had breakfast al fresco at
Wetherspoon's 'Cricketers'.

If you ate outside a supermarket, would you describe that as eating "al
Tesco"?

--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

RustyHinge

2013-07-08 16:40:14 UTC

Post by Nun the Wizer
After doing the business, I had breakfast al fresco at
Wetherspoon's 'Cricketers'.

If you ate outside a supermarket, would you describe that as eating "al
Tesco"?

Or Aldi Fresco?

--
Rusty Hinge

Brian Watson

2013-07-09 08:02:25 UTC

Post by Nun the Wizer
After doing the business, I had breakfast al fresco at
Wetherspoon's 'Cricketers'.

If you ate outside a supermarket, would you describe that as eating "al
Tesco"?

Or Aldi Fresco?

Indeed.

:-)

--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

RustyHinge

2013-07-09 09:30:43 UTC

Post by Nun the Wizer
After doing the business, I had breakfast al fresco at
Wetherspoon's 'Cricketers'.

If you ate outside a supermarket, would you describe that as eating "al
Tesco"?

Or Aldi Fresco?

Indeed.
:-)

A Lidl snack?

--
Rusty Hinge

Nun the Wizer

2013-07-09 12:18:33 UTC

Post by Nun the Wizer
After doing the business, I had breakfast al fresco at
Wetherspoon's 'Cricketers'.

If you ate outside a supermarket, would you describe that as eating "al
Tesco"?

Or Aldi Fresco?

Indeed.
:-)

A Lidl snack?

Some years ago, I had a picnic lunch outside a French
supermarket - Le Clerk's? Ironically, they were closed for lunch, but
the lid of my 1977 BMW R60/7's pannier made a convenient table when
opened.

--
Nun the Wizer

RustyHinge

2013-07-09 14:39:33 UTC

Post by Nun the Wizer
Some years ago, I had a picnic lunch outside a French
supermarket - Le Clerk's? Ironically, they were closed for lunch, but
the lid of my 1977 BMW R60/7's pannier made a convenient table when
opened.

Disunremembers me - I have an R80 to strip, decorate, re-gearbox and
reassemble - (Now, I wonder where *these* bits came from?)

--
Rusty Hinge

Nun the Wizer

2013-07-09 18:07:39 UTC

Disunremembers me - I have an R80 to strip, decorate, re-gearbox and
reassemble - (Now, I wonder where *these* bits came from?)

The panniers? With some prodding, I could disunferget.

--
Nun the Wizer

Nun the Wizer

2013-07-09 18:13:27 UTC

Disunremembers me - I have an R80 to strip, decorate, re-gearbox and
reassemble - (Now, I wonder where *these* bits came from?)

The panniers? With some prodding, I could disunferget.

Krausers?

--
Nun the Wizer

RustyHinge

2013-07-09 18:19:54 UTC

Disunremembers me - I have an R80 to strip, decorate, re-gearbox and
reassemble - (Now, I wonder where *these* bits came from?)

The panniers? With some prodding, I could disunferget.

Krausers?

Is that another name for lederhosen?

--
Rusty Hinge

Nun the Wizer

2013-07-09 18:32:11 UTC

Disunremembers me - I have an R80 to strip, decorate, re-gearbox and
reassemble - (Now, I wonder where *these* bits came from?)

The panniers? With some prodding, I could disunferget.

Krausers?

Is that another name for lederhosen?

Ich weiss nicht. Moshet bit (apologies for bad
Ehffvna transliteration.}

--
Nun the Wizer

Brian Watson

2013-07-11 09:32:22 UTC

Post by Nun the Wizer
Some years ago, I had a picnic lunch outside a French
supermarket - Le Clerk's?

It was you - Le Clerk?

You didn't wind up with the picture of The Fallen Madonna With The Big
Boobies too, did you?

--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

Nun the Wizer

2013-07-11 10:32:50 UTC

Post by Nun the Wizer
Some years ago, I had a picnic lunch outside a French
supermarket - Le Clerk's?

It was you - Le Clerk?
You didn't wind up with the picture of The Fallen Madonna With The Big
Boobies too, did you?

If any organisation saves fallen women, I hope that they save
some for me.

Jesus saves - but he does not get a very good interest rate at
the mo.

--
Nun the Wizer

Brian Watson

2013-07-08 07:15:58 UTC

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

I saw an aeroplane yesterday. That do?

We arranged for a flypast by the Battle Of Britain Squadron's Lancaster and
about 5 microlights.

That do?

--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

RustyHinge

2013-07-08 16:41:39 UTC

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Have I missed something, 'bor?

I saw an aeroplane yesterday. That do?

We arranged for a flypast by the Battle Of Britain Squadron's Lancaster and
about 5 microlights.
That do?

Good job it wasn't raining or it would have been a flypast of about 5
microlights...

--
Rusty Hinge

RustyHinge

2013-07-09 19:34:27 UTC

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Do you know of any ulea-ian into worm-danglingin the briny?

--
Rusty Hinge

Brian Watson

2013-07-11 09:33:30 UTC

Post by Brian Watson
With so much going on each weekend, it's a great pleasure to be living in
East Anglia!

Do you know of any ulea-ian into worm-danglingin the briny?

Now you're just fishing for information...

--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."

RustyHinge

2013-07-11 11:05:03 UTC