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^ Condoms?
Well its goodbye Lancs & Cumbria.
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My stint at the dockside is over, not a moment to soon, this racket was getting tiresome and i reckon they'll still be at it another 6 months.
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Anson sat alongside, still not sailed but still periodically farting
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Back to my office in Neptune House
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and the shop floor.......no mobile devices allowed inside anywhere but i do get to put on overalls and drag my knucles :)
Does this mean you're going to be less angry now, nammers?
Angry, i don't get angry - good lord i thought your norvern minkies were supposed to be tough., turns out you lot are fragile little petals.Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
We're doing just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
You, however...:zx11pissed:
Nev gave you some good advice the other day. Relax. Take it easy. Don't let things get to you. :)
Current favourite dining spot, cafe upstairs, two football 'fields' one each side; over 30s last night, this weekend a provincial tournament beginning tonight
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Nev's a good lad. Gives some good advice. Top bloke in my book. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
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I suspect the quality is much the same.
^ Ireland vs Scotland?
Oh no sorry, just checked. That's not until Sunday.
I suspect the quality will be much the same.
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...Hyperion: the tallest tree in the world...over 300 feet high (Redwoods forest, California)...
Neat pic, and genuinely is the tallest tree in the world, but until USA goes metric, that would be feet - approx 380'.
The world’s tallest tree is a redwood called Hyperion which towers above the ground in Redwood National Park, California. The goliath with leaves was identified in 2006 and measures exactly 115.85 meters (379.7 feet) in height with a width of about 22 feet (7 m) at its base.
For comparison:
New York City’s landmark Statue of Liberty is 93 meters - 305 feet
London’s Big Ben reaches a height of 96 meters - 316 feet
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Tomcat to a disappointed date: Did I say inches, I meant centimeters.Quote:
Originally Posted by prawnograph
^ Even worse if he visits London and finds out Big Ben isn't what he imagined.
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We went to Ko Proet on the south Chanthaburi coast today, SkyView café on the west side clifftop for lunch, mainland side these empty buildings for Restaurante Pelicanos and La Fabrica Muerte ‘the death factory’
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Here's a few pics from our hike we just completed in Armenia. (sorry I don't know how to make them bigger, I guess you have to click on them) We hiked 2 sections of the TCT (TransCauscasian Trail). About 200 kms total.
^ Good man. Looks lovely. :tumbs:
Was just looking at it on google maps and google images.
I'd love the hiking, but after 10 hours each day, give me a hotel room with a big soft bed, boiling-hot rain shower, big fluffy towels, and an Armenian F 20-30 with warm massage oils.
Well done for being able to sleep in tents.
Looks fantastic. How many days did you spend hiking on that trail?
that dry dock is massive
BETTER QUALITY THAN MY SNAP ON A DULL AUGUST DAWN AT
Église paroissiale de la Translation de Saint-Martin à La Chapelle-sur-Loire
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I prefer your levitating leviathan
We hiked for 9 days. 4 near Dilijan NP and 5 hiking this Gegham Mountain section.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edmond
I made a video of the entire trip. I'll start a thread here with a link and explaining more.
Thanks for the comment.
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"Pillars of creation" nebula: old shot from Hubble (above) vs. new from Webb (below)