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nepia Grand Master

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Lol. I've been let off a Horsham -> Shaftesbury run but am still in the frame perhaps for Fife and Edinburgh -> Wilts via Caterham!

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nepia Grand Master

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You know naaathing Meester Fawlty. I may have been let off Horsham -> Wilts recently but am perhaps still in the frame for Fife & Edinburgh -> Wilts via Caterham.

 

Amateurs... ugh! :001_tt2:

felixthelogchopper Grand Master

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Yep, that would be me, when I pick up the trailer. Just need to order myself a new lighting board with indicators which are a bit less intermittent. The sumac will then join the pear from Middlesbrough which is now waiting at my place and travel to Maidenhead. I think my trips are getting as complex as Nepia's!

 

Alec

 

Nice one, Alec. I was worried I had imagined it. :biggrin:

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Beardie Rising Star

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Anyway, once you've finished travelling the length and breadth of the country, what is sumac like to work? I have got hold of some and it seems to be a bit splintery and prone to radial cracks.

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