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17 Oct 00 - 06:28 AM (#320669) Subject: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin OK that last one was getting a bit weighty - I'm sure that people still have lots to say though, so here's a new thread. |
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17 Oct 00 - 06:38 AM (#320676) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: sian, west wales Well, I for one vote that Phoebe is a very nice child indeed ... bratling she may be at home, but lovely in company. And Amoret is a very together lady - kept her oldies well organised all Friday night, anyway. Probably all weekend. Teach your children well ... sian |
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17 Oct 00 - 06:41 AM (#320677) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin Sian - there was an occasion on the Saturday Night at the caravan when Amoret's oldies started to get out of hand - she soon reigned them in though. You are so right! A very together young lady indeed. And as for Phoebe - I agree - a delightful child full of energy. |
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17 Oct 00 - 06:41 AM (#320678) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: GUEST,micca at work Thanks Catrin, Memories? too many to sort, at the moment, as I mention elswhere I'm currently annoying colleagues by humming songs at work, but the real and enduring memory will be the people I met and how easy they were to be with, and No Prima Donnas!!!! at a folk event!!!!, they are all lovely, To paraphrase " So heres to you and our time together I raise to you a parting glass
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17 Oct 00 - 06:47 AM (#320683) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin Yeah - too many to sort - I look at my posting onthe previous thread (which was an attempt to be comprehensive). The more I look at it, the more I realise how much I missed out. Like the fact that we were all so squashed in that little front room at The Red Lion, but that didn't matter. In fact, it added to the cosy, intimate feel. And i forgot to mention Buff's curry. Yummy and, I feel sure, stopped me getting too out of hand when the end of the night came (at about 1.30am). Cheers, Catrin |
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17 Oct 00 - 06:54 AM (#320685) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Patrish(inactive) I remember dancing and dancing and dancing and really needing oxygen on saturday night. I did a clappy slappy dance with Jon Freeman and just as we were getting it right the dance finished - ahhhh never mind Jon, next time. Patrish |
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17 Oct 00 - 07:32 AM (#320697) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: manitas_at_work Liz asked me to ask if Bron knows if Liz left her scarf in the pub on Sunday. Sam, if you're reading this can you send me "Llanfair Gathering" to paul_draper@ukgateway.net. Many thanks, Paul aka Manitas aka The Shark |
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17 Oct 00 - 11:10 AM (#320858) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: sian, west wales Trevor said, a few blocks back, Sian, I think I'm at the meeting we talked about, and I missed the cake. Are those two supposed to be connected?? Does this mean, Trev, that you CAN come to the UK Leader II Network meeting? (yippee, on confirmation thereof) Bring guitar. These events have a soft underbelly, disguised in reports to the EC to protect the innocent. More like Llanstock than one cares to admit to funding bodies. We refer to certain sections of the timetable as Focus on Culture in Rural Development. Now, if Patrish can just make a case for tagging along with whoever is bidding for Leader + money in her area ... But don't tell me I have to make cake, too! sian! |
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17 Oct 00 - 11:24 AM (#320869) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Llanfair I've just done the rounds, returning glasses to the Red, stuff to Pippins, and collecting my bedding from the pub. The various assorted bits of clothing left behind, including Liz's shawl will be returned shortly by post. I did suggest that we make everyone come and fetch their stuff, so we could have another bash, but they didn't think that was strictly ethical!!! Cheers, Bron. |
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17 Oct 00 - 11:39 AM (#320886) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Micca Sian, the beer in the small container, Owen Glyndwr???? was the dogs appendages,(that is very good) |
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17 Oct 00 - 11:49 AM (#320889) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: sian, west wales Small?? That held a good 4 pints, mun. Owain Glydwr, 4.3 percent (I think). Thomas Watkins Brewery, currently Llandeilo, soon to be Swansea Luvly, luvly stuff theys gots ther. Their summer beer, Cwrw Haf, was a symphony. We must do more on the beer swap front at the next UK meet. Bronwen, thou art a treasure. sian |
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17 Oct 00 - 11:56 AM (#320893) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Jon Freeman The beer... What was the name of that stout? I loved it - from Hereford? As for the cake, I'm afraid I missed out on that one. I was offered a slice and should have taken one for later but I was feeling more than a little rough on the Sun morning and could not face food of any kind. Patrish, I am glad it wasn't just you who felt in need of the oxygen, I felt that way after one dance! Now how did the clap clap clap bit go, I seem to remember you had it right long before I did. I think that I am a lost cause when it comes to dancing... Jon |
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17 Oct 00 - 12:40 PM (#320924) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: KingBrilliant Was it the stout which rejoiced in the name of Dorothy Bigbody or something similar? Its a shame I was temporarily teetotal Sat & Sun. I think if Bron's scam had come off I'd have had to pretend I'd left something behind, just so I could come back. But, of course, I left my heart....... (she gushed)....but its Ok, I'm a time-lord, I have another. Kris |
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17 Oct 00 - 12:40 PM (#320925) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Liz the Squeak Phoebe is yours, just come and pick her up. She wears nothing but school uniform, pink, sorry, that should be PINK and the little black number for parties. She eats pasta, sausage - she demolished two giant ones from the chippy Friday night after saying she didn't want anything..... She is a stage hogger I'm afraid. Give her a mike and she's harder to shift than a shite mark..... Mind you, she wasn't too bad..... So when do we get to see Micca's pictures then? LTS |
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17 Oct 00 - 12:43 PM (#320930) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: KingBrilliant Liz, would that be because she's a Shark Mite? She was a good lass though wasn't she? Kris |
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17 Oct 00 - 01:18 PM (#320949) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Micca Jon, the Wye Valley stuff was called "Dorothy Goodbody" and Gomez is in love with her/it !!!!! sian, it took about 2 minutes to evaporate once it was opened, I had a glass and it went like ether on a hotplate after that.The Chocolate cake was MMMMMMMMmmmmmmmm!!!! |
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17 Oct 00 - 01:41 PM (#320963) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: GUEST,Nynia at Uni Hey Bron, Me and Diva are going to send you a pair of socks each. That way if everyone has to collect their lost clothing, we will have to be invited. LOL. I'm really glad that everyone enjoyed all your hard work, I hope you found time to enjoy yourself as well.
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17 Oct 00 - 02:31 PM (#321004) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: GUEST,Diva Just beeen reading the threads. Sounds like you all had a magic weekend. Thanks to Bernard for posting the photos. Oooer, just dropped a stitch in the socks. :-) |
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17 Oct 00 - 02:52 PM (#321026) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Morticia I'm still rummaging in my head for scrappettes of memories,my God-daughters performance was a highlight, as was Amoret's.Isn't it a comfort to know there's a whole generation coming up behind us who will sing the songs, tell the stories and hopefully,buy the beer. 'Tis sad but true that Gomez now has another....brown, curvacious (sob) and with good taste.....let's face it, I don't stand a chance. Dancing with Bill was a highlight but I hope to God no-one caught it on camera ( umm, sorry about your feet,Bill) and all the musicians and singers.....you couldn't find a flat note with a spyglass and a map. I don't think I left anything behind Bron but I could pretend I did. |
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17 Oct 00 - 02:59 PM (#321038) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Llanfair Don't let Dalek know you're a timelord, KB, there'll be ructions!!!! Isn't the bit about turning the heels of socks the place where we started all this?? I think ffyby had a profound effect on the little boys next door, they've been ever so quiet since the weekend!! Just wait till Llanstock 12!! Cheers, Bron. |
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17 Oct 00 - 05:29 PM (#321181) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin Micca - How're you doing with your photos? I'm sure I left something behind too (honest guv!) Cheers, Catrin |
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17 Oct 00 - 06:11 PM (#321228) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Llanfair I was just talking to Noreen and Micca on Hearme, although we are all a bit croaky with colds. I suggested getting together on Hearme on Friday. About 8?. I'll post nearer the time. I'm going to bed with a lemsip, goodnight. Bron. |
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17 Oct 00 - 06:50 PM (#321281) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Micca I have sent some pix to Pene Azul. .. |
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17 Oct 00 - 07:27 PM (#321320) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: GUEST,Skipjack at ancestral home on Essex Coast Mrs Skipjack was waiting for me with the rolling pin. Scotland beckons! Skipjack |
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18 Oct 00 - 04:34 AM (#321618) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: sian, west wales You can pack Phoebs off to me anytime. This county has a tremendous music programme in schools - we'll have her playing harps and eating seaweed in no time. (But let's call her Ffibi - FfyBy would be pronouced FfuhBuh, maybe a character in the ChubbaChub lollies pantheon?) Hope youse guys get over your colds REAL fast. Don't suppose this weather helps, though! Get well or keep well, all. sian |
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18 Oct 00 - 07:49 PM (#322267) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Micca The photos I took are up ,thanks to Pene Azul and are here Click here |
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19 Oct 00 - 11:09 AM (#322531) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: KingBrilliant Lovely photos - especially the two Micca-Bernards (or Bernard-Miccas depending how you look at it). Kris |
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19 Oct 00 - 12:51 PM (#322589) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin Luverly photos Micca! Just spent ages looking at them and reliving the weekend. *sigh* Catrin |
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19 Oct 00 - 02:09 PM (#322642) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: MudGuard Lovely pictures! But could someone explain the abbreviation SO to me? It seems to mean husband/wife, but why is it an S and an O? MudGuard |
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19 Oct 00 - 02:13 PM (#322645) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Micca Mudgard, it is Significant Other, it refers to both "married" as in legally,and informal but long term relationship, and applies to relationships of either or same sex regardless of the "legal" definition. |
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19 Oct 00 - 02:27 PM (#322665) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin Ans there was me thinking it meant Senior Officer *BG* |
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19 Oct 00 - 03:08 PM (#322697) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: MudGuard Thanks for the explanation, Micca, I am always trying to improve my English (which is a foreign language to me)... And having heard all the stories about Llanstock and having seen all these pictures I now would like to seriously beat up my employer for sending me to Italy at the time of the meeting. When I was there only Bron and her SO Jim were in Llanfair Caereinion... MudGuard |
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19 Oct 00 - 04:20 PM (#322778) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Noreen But I hear you made an impression when you were there, MudGuard! For MudGuard's sake as well as my own, can I just check about the term SO - is it used seriously? I have only ever seen it used on Mudcat, and assumed it was used sort of tongue- in- cheek. I understand the need for such a term, but this seems rather cumbersome? Noreen |
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19 Oct 00 - 05:20 PM (#322838) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Llanfair I've just seen the pictures, and they are great. You've got Linda down as Noreen, though, halfway through the second page. I think they reflect the atmosphere of the weekend very well. Damp outside, warm, dry and well oiled inside!!! Cheers, Bron. |
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19 Oct 00 - 06:12 PM (#322870) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Noreen Hi all! Got my electronically-challenged photies back from the processors, and I've now learned to scan & send them into the ether!! Try The Llanstock Album and see if you can fetch them down from where they're flying around......... Noreen |
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19 Oct 00 - 06:31 PM (#322884) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin Noreen, I've had problems looking at the photos. Perhaps I wasn't patient enough though. Or my pc could be feeling tired - I've been abusing it recently. See if others have problems too... Cheers, Catrin |
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19 Oct 00 - 07:15 PM (#322905) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Liz the Squeak Some great photos there, Noreen, a rare one of the shark on his melodeon. He usually just gets a back or an elbow.... Nice ones from Micca too, but I don't remember having that much to drink!! LTS |
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20 Oct 00 - 04:32 AM (#323238) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Llanfair Those are great pictures, Noreen, I start the diet on Monday, when this lousy cold has gone!!!! I have been asked to do an article for the local paper, (so they can change everything and spell my name wrong!!) Has anyone who posted photos got any problems with me using them for this??? Obviously I'll let you know which ones I send, and I'll get copies of the paper when it is printed. Talk to you tonight, Cheers, Bron. |
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20 Oct 00 - 05:25 AM (#323247) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: GUEST Bron, No problem, so long as they are credited to either you or me.. but go for it ... |
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20 Oct 00 - 05:27 AM (#323248) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: GUEST,micca at work Sorry, the above is me.. |
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20 Oct 00 - 06:24 AM (#323265) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Noreen Feel free to use my piccies, Bron, assuming that nobody who appears in them has any objections. I'd like to see the write-up in the paper when it happens: you could scan it in for everyone to see? Liz, I think the photo of Linda looking at the shark with his back to the camera, invites a caption... :0) Prizes for the best! Catrin, hope you've had more luck since. You can see the originals on Monday anyway. L8R Noreen |
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20 Oct 00 - 02:30 PM (#323458) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin Well, computers are such moody buggers. Got them no problem this time. Memories *sigh* |
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20 Oct 00 - 02:40 PM (#323467) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Trevor Sorry Sian, I thought that you baked the fabled cake for last weekend, hence the hint. |
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20 Oct 00 - 05:35 PM (#323564) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Morticia Great pictures Noreen..........I especially like that there's none of me :)I see that Viking sneaked off to your place for his tea........has to keep his strength up for sheep-chasing I suppose |
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20 Oct 00 - 06:23 PM (#323604) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Terry K I know it's bloody silly, but its just like I'm still there. Everyone I talk to - I just can't wait to get in my bit about where I was at the weekend. I babble on til their eyes go glassy, then babble on some more. I can see them looking through narrowed eyes, thinking "get a life" or somesuch, even though all my friends know that I have a massive 3D life. I can't begin to understand the magic - oh please, I'm not about to get religion am I? Great photos everybody; I have some too, but it may take until next year's reunion to get them organised. Cheers, Terry |
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20 Oct 00 - 06:37 PM (#323624) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: bill\sables Hi All, Sam Pirt and I took Linda down to Gainsborough tonight where she is staying till Sunday with a group of American Old Time Musicians. Then I think she is going on to Micca's (It is her birthday tomorrow)Sam and I visited the Gainsbourough Folk Club who are holding their first ever folk festival and Wullie was there along with other catters who I did not know. The photo's are bringing back good memories of last weekend . Do we realy have to wait a whole year for another Llanstock? Cheers Bill |
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20 Oct 00 - 06:45 PM (#323629) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Skipjack K8 Terry, it was braw meeting you in Llanfair. I was serious about getting you down to Tollesbury for a sail soon. I was down on Tuesday night, to find the good ship Natterjack had sunk at her mooring, the combination of too much rain and a self draining deck turning into a self filling deck! Two solid hours of pumping out, making Mutley noises, and getting cross with myself that I'd left her so long. Hope your Norfolf Oyster is snug in her berth @ Rutland. Skipjack |
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20 Oct 00 - 06:55 PM (#323638) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: bill\sables Are you talking about accordions again Skipjack? |
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20 Oct 00 - 07:23 PM (#323655) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Skipjack K8 There's little else I can talk about, Bill! Skipjack |
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21 Oct 00 - 02:55 AM (#323845) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Terry K Greg, I know how you feel. "Euterpe" has self-filling bilges aided by the cover which collects the rain really efficiently - I simply dare'nt go up there as I know I'll have the two hour pumping exercise too. At least she's on land! Am certainly looking forward to Tollesbury when we can get it on - nothing too scary though!!! Cheers, Terry |
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21 Oct 00 - 04:58 AM (#323862) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin Terry, I too have been 'going on' to my friends about where I was at the weekend. I know what you mean about the glazed expressions. I can see them thiking 'I never knew she was one of those computer nerds...' ' On holiday with a bunch of people she's never MET?...' 'Weird..' etc. Oh well, Roll on next year *sigh* ( Iknow I keep sighing, I can't help it, its a bit like being in love) |
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21 Oct 00 - 05:41 AM (#323869) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Llanfair Skipkack and Terry, you've both got boats?? Damn, my brother was going to put in an appearance on his way to Aberdovey, where his boat "Marchmain" is moored, but he had 'flu. Ah well, Next year!!! Cheers, Bron. |
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21 Oct 00 - 07:40 AM (#323886) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Skipjack K8 Very Brideshead, Bron. Shame he couldn't heave to for a yarn. I went to the Outward Bound Sea School in Aberdovey, sailing old whalers and Wayfarers, in 1975. Had a braw time of it. It was a bit like going to the grey green greasy Limpopo river, all set about with fever trees, as I went there a wimp, and a month later came back a brick shithouse, and spanked all my aunties and uncles. Very fond memories Skipjack |
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21 Oct 00 - 08:07 AM (#323891) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Lanfranc RRAATTSS!! I have just spent many jealous minutes catching up on the happenings at Llanstock. The pictures have enabled me to put faces to many Mudcat friends that I could have met. Someday soon, we must have a gathering somewhere in the SouthEast, I'll see what Micca, LtS, Morticia and co think. I should have been there - anything would have been more fun than what I was doing (Figuring out how to shut down a business that had gone pear-shaped, fire six friends and my own daughter and get out without losing Francis Towers to the Bank). One consolation is that having done all that in the past two weeks, I should now have more freedom to indulge myself musically, and probably a need to make a little money out of it. Suggestions welcome! I count myself accursed I was not there, and rouse me at the name of Llanstock! Well done, Bron!!
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21 Oct 00 - 07:33 PM (#324225) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Liz the Squeak Yes to the SE gathering: Skipjack, you've got the experience, want to come and pump out our cellar, which is presently under 4 inches of rainwater? LTS |
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22 Oct 00 - 10:22 AM (#324457) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Trevor Hiya Skipjack. I went to the Ourtward Bound Sea School on the Moray Firth in 1969 and sailed the old cutters there, which I have a hunch were moved to Aberdovey. You may have seen the dents my fingernails made on one on a filthy day up there. I sail whenever I get the opportunity now but it has to be on other people's boats, mainly deliveries, so if ever you're short of crew...... Aberdovey is my 'local', and favourite, bit of seaside and where I would like to keep a boat if I had one. I did a bit of work there as well - (I run these up-and-down-hills-and-paddling-canoe-type courses for a living) and always reckoned that the School there was the pick of the bunch. |
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22 Oct 00 - 11:23 AM (#324482) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Eric the Viking Hi everyone-wonderful photo's from all of you,even if I am in some of them. I can't believe it's been a week since I came home so full of the weekend.There has got to be another Llanstock sooner than next year! It was such great fun. I should be at swinton next weekend if I am lucky, so see some of you there I hope. Are the colds better? Mine is improving slowly, but I'm not so good at fighting off infections, they seem to last for ever, still i hope the first frosts of winter will help. Are there any recordings of the gathering to be had? There was some excellent music going on. Cheers. Eric |
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22 Oct 00 - 12:07 PM (#324513) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Llanfair Ian did the video recording, but I haven't seen it yet. I'm hoping to send a copy to Max for the radio. My cold is still STINKING, and I'm fed up with it. Trevor, you must have seen my brother's boat at Aberdovey, it's the most pretentious one there!!!!all gleaming white fibreglass, and BIG, well it would have to be, my brother's bigger than me!!!! Cheers, Bron. |
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22 Oct 00 - 12:24 PM (#324526) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Morticia By 'eck,Bron....how tall's your brother then? Yes to a SE gathering and soon please, I need something to look forward to ( bloody HATE the winter!). |
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22 Oct 00 - 03:49 PM (#324678) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin If it's a weekend, I'm sure I could make an SE gathering! Go for it folks! Cheers, Catrin |
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22 Oct 00 - 04:02 PM (#324687) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: bill\sables Hey Catrin, Noreen and Bernard, Hows about a Manchester area gathering soon. Cheers Bill |
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22 Oct 00 - 04:08 PM (#324694) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Bernard Great idea! Should suit JJ and Dave the Gnome, too... Come on, Manchester Mudcatters, ideas for a suitable venue? |
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22 Oct 00 - 04:09 PM (#324695) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin Hey Bill!! Super idea - and I know a couple of perfect venues. Just let me know when - I can make the arrangements (i.e. warn the publican!) Cheers, Catrin |
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22 Oct 00 - 05:03 PM (#324740) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Noreen Sounds wonderful to me, bill\, and I'm sure there are quite a few more local(ish) catters who would be interested as well. Count me in for a SE gathering too- I've already sorted out my accommodation! :0) Noreen |
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22 Oct 00 - 05:12 PM (#324750) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Morticia so Noreen, if you're staying with me, I can stay with you right? |
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22 Oct 00 - 05:15 PM (#324752) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin I've just had an idea. Its my 40th next month (22nd Nov which is a Wednesday) How about having it sometime around then, either the weekend before or after? Wotcha think folks? Cheers, Catrin |
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22 Oct 00 - 05:25 PM (#324753) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: bill\sables Count me in It's my birthday on Nov.26 |
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22 Oct 00 - 05:27 PM (#324755) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Jon Freeman I'll have to see how things go but Manchester is a pretty easy train journey for me so I am tempted. Jon |
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22 Oct 00 - 05:31 PM (#324759) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: bill\sables I have just noticed that my birthday is on a Sunday and my kids are liable to have something in store for me so would it be possible to have it the weekend of 17-18-19 November. Cheers Bill |
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22 Oct 00 - 05:44 PM (#324770) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Morticia Bill , you share a birthday with my daughter who will be 19 so before or after is better for me too...... |
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22 Oct 00 - 06:03 PM (#324786) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Noreen Yes to that, bill\, I'm free 'til the Sunday evening. Ideas for venue(s), Catrin? And Mortee- of course; you could be my first guest. You don't take up much room, do you? :0) Noreen |
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22 Oct 00 - 06:06 PM (#324790) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Llanfair Count me in. |
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22 Oct 00 - 06:26 PM (#324814) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Liz the Squeak As long as it doesn't clash with the bratlings school Christmas fair..... Nov 25th ish... LTS |
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23 Oct 00 - 01:28 AM (#325117) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Terry K So is this on then? Do you need listeners too? Cheers, Terry |
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23 Oct 00 - 03:38 AM (#325150) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Noreen Mais oui, cheri! Noreen |
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23 Oct 00 - 04:23 AM (#325156) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Noreen My photies are now also in Mudcat Resources, thanks to Pene Azul,at Llanstock part IV and part V Noreen |
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23 Oct 00 - 04:49 AM (#325159) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin Depends how many people. If there's going to be hundreds, then probably the Ducie - which is bigger, but fairly strict on licensing laws. If there's not too many, then the JA - which, well, stops letting people in at 11 but.... I think as I type. Hmmm The JA is easy walk from Picadilly Train station so for people arriving that way, it would be ideal. It aint too big - but think how many we squashed into the front bar of your local, Bron! 17th-18th ish is fine for me. Cheers, Catrin |
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23 Oct 00 - 11:18 AM (#325294) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Llanfair The weekends either side would be better for me, because Jim's on call that weekend, but don't worry if that's the best for everyone else, I'll sort something out. I've sent an article to the local paper, and a couple of Micca's photos- they were the easiest to "Attach". If anyone wants a copy when it comes out, could you put your snail-mail addy in a personal message for me, please. Cheers, Bron. |
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23 Oct 00 - 11:37 AM (#325306) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: GUEST,Patrish Hope to make it, I won't be able to let you know until next week. (fingers crossed - I couldn't bear to miss it) Patrish |
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23 Oct 00 - 12:26 PM (#325337) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: KingBrilliant Another gathering? Aaaaah - that should sort out the Llanstock withdrawal symptoms. I'll start the persuasion manoevers straight away.... Kris |
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23 Oct 00 - 01:12 PM (#325382) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Eric the Viking This is going to cost me dearly I guess-some serious ear bashing plus, what about ?? and that! But I'll try my best.Bron, save a copy of the paper article for me please, will send snail ad next week in pm. Cheers everyone. |
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23 Oct 00 - 06:33 PM (#325684) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Skipjack K8 The soup dragon is going to go totally focking ballistic when I mention this one (or two). Self preservation might be to parachute in for one night..... (Holy sheeeet, the accordion player found out!!!!) Skipjack |
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23 Oct 00 - 07:21 PM (#325719) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Skipjack K8 Liz, having had a good look at yours, there's a few things I wanted to get orf me chest. 1. Waited for you as long as we could before the group photo. Really wanted you there, with the Great White and Feebs, but we had to scram sharpish. Missed me goodbye snog, too. You look so sad in your grouplet photo, or was it just as jaded as the rest of us look? 2. Lemme at yer cellar. I've got biceps like Popeye, as I pumped out the remaining ton this morning, with second son serving his 'dentures, holding the bucket! Skipjack |
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24 Oct 00 - 09:23 AM (#326011) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Liz the Squeak Squeaking like mad here, Skip, we were sad because a) we'd missed people, b) we had to go home c) Phoebe was being a bratling, if you look her face is screwed up, mid yell..... and d) Micca took it before we were really ready! The cellar is slowly emptying, thanks to us being on a gravel bed, and we haven't had any rain for the past 2 days..... it just smells like something died down there now.... but if you still want to come over and do some pumping, I'm sure I can find you something..... LTS |
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27 Oct 00 - 09:49 PM (#328942) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Jon Freeman I couldn't resist adding one more picture to my small collection of Llanstock pictures as I am sure he was with us in spirit and it was taken in Llanfair C. Jon |
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28 Oct 00 - 05:12 AM (#329088) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Llanfair Oh, yes, Jon, Mudguard really wanted to be here, he said. I'm glad you put that photo in. Cheers, Bron. |
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28 Oct 00 - 05:26 AM (#329094) Subject: RE: Llanstock memories II From: Catrin blicky for further discussions in Manchester get together. Cheers, Catrin |