The Chill Out Zone - Page 14673

Lancpudn · 7th June 2019, 12:12

Afternoon all, here comes the deluge, it's tipping it down.

I've been emptying & disassembling that wardrobe all morning and it's killing me

Blast from the past fishfinger & salad cream butties for dinner

trikey · 7th June 2019, 14:26

Lashing down here now too 😦

WillyHeckaslike · 7th June 2019, 15:32

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

I've been emptying & disassembling that wardrobe all morning and it's killing me

Lol. It wasn't a long time coming at all then.

NigelOBB · 7th June 2019, 15:35

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Originally Posted by trikey

Lashing down here now too 😦

My fault I’ve got the TF out sorry 😬

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coolcat · 7th June 2019, 15:50

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Originally Posted by NigelOBB

My fault I’ve got the TF out sorry 😬

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Afternoon stranger

How the devil are you Nigel?

Lancpudn · 7th June 2019, 16:18

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Originally Posted by WillyHeckaslike

Lol. It wasn't a long time coming at all then.

LOL It's like being on the chain gang here when she gets a bee in her bonnet

It's not worth arguing the toss as i never win.

trikey · 7th June 2019, 16:34

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Originally Posted by NigelOBB

My fault I’ve got the TF out sorry 😬

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Never!! Convertibles in the north east are about as much use as a choc fireguard!

reworht · 7th June 2019, 16:46

Well - the devil is obviously looking after his own here - we've had only a couple of light showers at Fakenham - apart from that a mixture of cloud and sunshine and reasonably mild. We had a few hours at one of the National Trust properties, Blickling Estate, this afternoon - an excellent, thought provoking RAF Museum section, lots of flowers & plants for SWMBO to admire, and plenty of interest in the corridors of the Hall - plenty of family silver on display.
Not a bad bowl of carrot & coriander soup (with homemade crusty bread) for lunch either.
Nipped into Tesco on the way back to the caravan site and topped up the cider supplies (any 3 for £5.25) - I got some more Hog Father and some Aspall's too.
I try to drink at least one bottle of cider every night when we're on holiday - after all, it's fruit juice which is good for you - isn't it

coolcat · 7th June 2019, 16:50

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Originally Posted by reworht

Well - the devil is obviously looking after his own here - we've had only a couple of light showers at Fakenham - apart from that a mixture of cloud and sunshine and reasonably mild. We had a few hours at one of the National Trust properties, Blickling Estate, this afternoon - an excellent, thought provoking RAF Museum section, lots of flowers & plants for SWMBO to admire, and plenty of interest in the corridors of the Hall - plenty of family silver on display.
Not a bad bowl of carrot & coriander soup (with homemade crusty bread) for lunch either.
Nipped into Tesco on the way back to the caravan site and topped up the cider supplies (any 3 for £5.25) - I got some more Hog Father and some Aspall's too.
I try to drink at least one bottle of cider every night when we're on holiday - after all, it's fruit juice which is good for you - isn't it

I'll make sure there are a few ciders onboard Monday Rod

reworht · 7th June 2019, 17:04

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I'll make sure there are a few ciders onboard Monday Rod

Don't you be leading me astray young Jeff - I'll have you know my paternal grandmother was a very strict Methodist who would faint if anyone uttered the word 'sherry' in her presence

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