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2 Stamford Bridge?

1 Cravevn Cottage 2 Racecourse Ground Wrexham

3 Morecombe

The mighty Owls please Reesh

We went to Bamburgh in October, such a fantastic place

Warkworth Castle Reesh. One of many along that beautiful coast.

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just bought a couple of frachomachlattechinos

Stick your recent gigs detail in here, or any that you are going to. After having tickets for nearly 3 years, we went to see Texas a month ago. Charlene Spiteri was very good, AND very funny, at times it was like watching a comedian. The gig was at the Bonus Arena in Hull, not a bad arena, all seating, we were about 6 rows back, so decent seats. Roadworks around there were a nightmare!! Anyway, they played their first album first in an accoustic set, all sat very close togehter, then opened up the arena and played all their other songs. First gig since lockdown, I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. Comiong up, Killers (had tickets for over 3 years), Stone Valley festival, including Boomtown Rats, Stranglers, Stiff Little Fingers, Toyah, Ruts, From the Jam, Bad Manners, Sham 69, The Primatives. Then Crowded House at Scarborough.

Pictures of walk...hopefully

I bet Tarzans sweating 🙂

Mrs Smith didn't look too impressed!!

Morning all, I thought I'd get the walking and hiking thread going again by letting you know about my latest walks. Last Year, Me and Mrs Eppers went to Seahouses in Northumberland for a week and did the central part of the Northumberland Coastal Path, a 100 km walk along...yes the Northumberland coast. We walked from Craster round to Budle in October. Anyway, this weekend, we took advantage of the last weekend of the Inn Collections Winter break weekend and stayed at the Amble Inn, Amble, and using local transport, we walked from Cresswell near Morpeth up to Amble on Friday, around 18km, then on Saturday we got a taxi to Craster and walked back to Amble a total of 25km, a great walk with some fantastic views across the North sea, covering Dunstanborough and Workwarth Castles as well as miles of golden sands. Beautiful walking. On Sunday we covered a 7km section that we had missed last October from Budle bay to Belford, mostly inland and a bit boring, although we spotted a sheep on its back stuck in a thicket of bramble, we tried to get it out, it tried to break my finger more than once, so we went to Belford fire station and they rescued it! We will be finishing it off in August when we do the last 2 sections from Belford to Berwick

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Just checking ✔️ Ian's Ling

Apart from the minute text on the email for getting on the site it's great!

Wahaaay