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Ron Brind
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quotePosted at 08:17 on 18th September 2009
On 16th September 2009 13:51, Rob Faleer wrote:
On 15th September 2009 13:58, Ron Brind wrote:
Thanks for that Rob, I suppose we must have a similar procedure to go through if we were to want to leave the UK? Might have to re-think my offer to the girls.............don't wan't them here in our beautiful England permanently do we? Lol

Ron--Now that you've withdrawn your green card offer to "the girls," they might just band together to come "gunning" for you ala Quentin Tarantino (cue frenetic music)! Remember, I know a nice priest-hole in the Lake District where you could hide out if it comes to that . . .

Yeah, that's funny Rob, I can just imagine the scene, the music, the smoke from the guns and three wild, wild women after me! Phoarrrh!! Lol

By the way could you let me have the 'exact' location of that Priest-hole please?

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lancashirelove
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quotePosted at 08:35 on 18th September 2009
welcome back Patrick, Wainwright, born in my birthtown of Blackburn lancs was a regular visitor to the lake district, about an hours drive away. he produced a number of books illustrating in fine detail his many walks in the lake district, a paradise for walkers, climbers and lovers of nature. DO NOT forget your camera if you visit here. good luck in locating film of coast to coast, but there are many books and films about this beautiful area. (Watch out for Ron though! lol we havnt seen a Yeti yet!)
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Rob Faleer
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quotePosted at 11:51 on 18th September 2009
On 18th September 2009 08:17, Ron Brind wrote:
On 16th September 2009 13:51, Rob Faleer wrote:
On 15th September 2009 13:58, Ron Brind wrote:
Thanks for that Rob, I suppose we must have a similar procedure to go through if we were to want to leave the UK? Might have to re-think my offer to the girls.............don't wan't them here in our beautiful England permanently do we? Lol

Ron--Now that you've withdrawn your green card offer to "the girls," they might just band together to come "gunning" for you ala Quentin Tarantino (cue frenetic music)! Remember, I know a nice priest-hole in the Lake District where you could hide out if it comes to that . . .

Yeah, that's funny Rob, I can just imagine the scene, the music, the smoke from the guns and three wild, wild women after me! Phoarrrh!! Lol

By the way could you let me have the 'exact' location of that Priest-hole please?


Okay Ron, I'll send you the secret location of the priest-hole via registered Jesuit courier (delivered, of course, in the dead of night) only on the condition that you buy me a pint next time I'm passing through Oxford--the Royal Blenheim works for me, or any pub of your choice as long as it serves real ale! Wink
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Judy Carol
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quotePosted at 13:54 on 18th September 2009

Patrick and Stephanie - you can purchase the Wainwright Coast to Coast DVD on EBAY. It runs from 27 dollars to 33 dollars, but is well worth it as you can't seem to find it anywhere else. Good luck.

Judy

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patrick van calck
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quotePosted at 14:19 on 18th September 2009
On 18th September 2009 13:54, Judy Carol wrote:

Patrick and Stephanie - you can purchase the Wainwright Coast to Coast DVD on EBAY. It runs from 27 dollars to 33 dollars, but is well worth it as you can't seem to find it anywhere else. Good luck.

Judy


Many thanks
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Ron Brind
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quotePosted at 09:31 on 25th September 2009

The power of POE yet again! Thanks Judy for the information to Patrick.

Michael also writes above>>>(Watch out for Ron though! Lol we haven't seen a Yeti yet!)

Did I ever tell you about the Oxford Yeti Tours? A hair raising tour (can't be me can it?) throughout the Oxford wildback! Lol

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