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Congratulations Iran, we didnt seem quite the team we were during the 2nd half against the USA. So we'll be going home next week. Anyway glad i've seen us at the World Cup once even if the fairy-tale did not happen. Good Luck England.
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Great stuff many thanks.
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OK correct message: South Hams HUnter, your batter looks good, would you be kind enough to tell us your batter recipe. Thanks. Aled
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Ahhh thanks Arry i get it now wrong link! (Slaps his own head and calls himself a wally!)
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Apologies Arry English is my second language what on earth is SHH please?? Cheers Aled
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We'll see we live in hope!
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Looks good peterhunter86, what's the batter made from if you'd be kind enough to share? Thanks. Aled
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Good win for England and some nice goals scored. Nasty head clash for the Iran Goalkeeper he should not of been allowed to stay on. A sigh of relief in Wales, where were we in the first 45 minutes, still in Cardiff by the look of it! Anyway we're off.....
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Nick Fisher: Body found in hunt for missing BAFTA winner - BBC News TV Writer, Keen angler and Shooting Times contributor Nick Fisher has sadly passed away. Angling has lost a good ambassador.
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Slow cooker pheasant wrapped in bacon with potatoes, carrots red onion chicken stock pot and parsnips. Used the meat juices to make gravy. I accept presentation isn't brilliant, but it tasted great! Stripped the meat left, which i will eat in a sandwich tomorrow. The dog enjoyed liking the bowl and the cats enjoyed picking over the carcass. Winners all round!
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Hope he gets well soon keepdigin.
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Read the book a few years, found it fascinating. So the film looks worth seeing.
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There was a really enjoyable TV series about the bodyline test matches, which was part fiction part fact, it was on TV when i was about 13 years old. It was very interesting!
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Bodyline - Wikipedia What about this Juke?
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Don't know about the rest of you, but I keep a notebook with my monthly income and outgoings, got myself into a financial hole in 2003 learnt my lesson! Since then, I've prioritised my spending.
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Nice comments all, pleasure to read this thread. ?
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Sounds like Farrage is supporting PR in this video, or have I misunderstood? He definately says "smash the First past the post"
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Nice bit of nostalgia there all. Similar story here although we tended to stay in chalets, Dad hates caravans! (did that make us posh?) Anyway snorkelling, rockpooling, fishing, polystyrene body boards, and there was a cracking outdoor Lido at one place with high diving boards and slides, plus ice cream, and fish and chips of course! ...Also the God squad were sometimes at the beach and too be fair their puppet shows were great entertainment for children!!
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I don't think its unique to ferreting. I was born on the banks of a well known Welsh Sea Trout river, as a child nearly all my mates fished as the angling association was very affordable for us youngsters, also the local sport shop set up a club so you could pay £1 off as and when you had some money. I take my son fishing and he's caught sea trout, but he never asks to go fishing and he and his mates don't fish sadly....oh and a junior angling ticket is now £1 a season, it was £10 when i was a child!
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So, Tell Us, What Are Ye All At In The Veg Garden?
Aled replied to JohnGalway's topic in Living Off The Land & Game Cooking
No sadly as i'm the only one in the house who will eat those, so not really worth the effort. -
So, Tell Us, What Are Ye All At In The Veg Garden?
Aled replied to JohnGalway's topic in Living Off The Land & Game Cooking
Closed a lot off today, got a few leeks left, which i will make cawl with later on in the year other than that...roll on the spring! -
Sorry to hear that.
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Well we knew this day would come. RIP the Queen, and condolences to her family.
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Blimey, i always thought anglers worldwide were better than that! Back in 1994 we had a family holiday in France, we went canoeing along the river, there was no litter...but at one spot which looked like a good holding pool there were around 40 metres of forked sticks around a foot apart along the bank, never knew worm fishing was so popular in France!!
