I did see around once on a visit with my ex in 2010. You do get to sample the wares if I recall correctly.
Your bike in front of something different...
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Mr Celine
Discordian
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- Waxing my moustache
MBIFO a stud farm.
BoldonLad
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- South Tyneside
Mr Celine
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- Waxing my moustache
Sorry for the delay in replying, I'm feeling a bit drained.Were you just passing, or, providing a "service"
biggs682
Touch it up and ride it
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- Northamptonshire
A couple of big satalite dishes
IaninSheffield
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- Sheffield, UK
carpiste
Guru
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- Manchester
Thought I`d cheer up Mr Raleigh so took him to the fair!
biggs682
Touch it up and ride it
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- Northamptonshire
A big roll of recently harvested hay / straw
Jenkins
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- Felixstowe
I don't think much effort was put into the Great Blakenham BMX track
avecReynolds531
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- Small Island
MBIFO the clash of two light beams: sunrise & an LED (I'd left the front light on).
All uphill
Still rolling along
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- Somerset
I was surprised to find myself and my bike in the Holy City today. I thought I was in East Devon!
KnittyNorah
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- The Frozen North (of England)
MBIFO an anchor ... on the shore at Lytham, an anchor (and a similar, more damaged, smaller one on t'other side)
and the story of the two anchors is told here:
But wait! There's more! Further along the coast, in St Annes, we find this gentleman in front of the public toilets, eyes determinedly ignoring his incongruous backdrop
As he gazes into the distance, I gaze at a plaque fixed at eye level on the stump on which he stands ...
Remember the big anchor in Lytham? Here's the rest of the story!
A tragedy - but just imagine finding the ship's anchor after so long!
and the story of the two anchors is told here:
But wait! There's more! Further along the coast, in St Annes, we find this gentleman in front of the public toilets, eyes determinedly ignoring his incongruous backdrop
As he gazes into the distance, I gaze at a plaque fixed at eye level on the stump on which he stands ...
Remember the big anchor in Lytham? Here's the rest of the story!
A tragedy - but just imagine finding the ship's anchor after so long!
KnittyNorah
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Oh wow! Are they wild or domesticated? (I remember when some got loose here in the UK and bred successfully. There was a really concerted - and eventually successful - effort to eliminate them)
