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  1. #11
    Join Date: Jan 2012

    Location: Exeter

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    I'm Paul.

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    I haven't seen any of those in sunny Exeter, perhaps I'm not looking hard enough!

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    Join Date: Apr 2012

    Location: N E Kent

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    I'm Geoff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by paul(555) View Post
    I haven't seen any of those in sunny Exeter, perhaps I'm not looking hard enough!
    Funny you should say that, but nearly every time I pass Exeter on the A30 it's raining. Must be blowing in from the moors.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Join Date: Sep 2009

    Location: west mids, UK

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    I'm Phil.

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    st marychurch is one of my favourite places , we know it well
    ou might slip, you might slide, you might
    Stumble and fall by the road side
    But don't you ever let nobody drag your spirit down
    Remember you're walking up to heaven

    Don't let nobody turn you around
    … Walk with the rich, walk with the poor
    Learn from everyone, that's what life is for
    And don't you let nobody drag your spirit down

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  4. #14
    Join Date: Aug 2010

    Location: Torquay, Devon.

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    I'm Shane.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hifinutt View Post
    st marychurch is one of my favourite places , we know it well

    I like visiting the St Marychurch Precinct (Fore Street)

    But I can't stand Union Street!!

    S.

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    Join Date: May 2008

    Location: Surrey

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    I'm Rob.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Effem View Post
    Harrowbarrow near Callington

    Still paint themselves in Wode around here LOL
    Harrowbarrow, now that is a place I only ever heard of from my Aunt (dad's sister) with whom we spent our summer holidays away from the smoke of London. This was the 60's and we holidayed there when I was about 7 or 8 up until I was probably 11 or 12. Her and her husband lived in a timber shack in Downgate where he looked after chickens owned by (I think) the man who owned the Dingles dept store who lived across the road. Kit Hill was across the road from us.

    Used to take us about 10 hours to get from London in dad's old 3 speed Ford Prefect and we had to "will" it to get up Gunnislake, which it only just about made to the top. Happy days.
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    Join Date: Jun 2010

    Location: Scotland

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    I'm Tom.

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    A typical Cornish motorway



    You aint goin to see no services 'ere m'dear


  7. #17
    Join Date: Apr 2012

    Location: N E Kent

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    I'm Geoff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Effem View Post
    A typical Cornish motorway



    You aint goin to see no services 'ere m'dear
    I recognise that. It's the A30 from Hayle to Penzance.
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    Join Date: Jan 2011

    Location: Kent

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    I'm Clark.

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    [QUOTE=Effem;594015]A typical Cornish motorway



    You aint goin to see no services 'ere m'dear

    Perfectly adequate for the zimmer frames favoured by the retiree's

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    Join Date: Apr 2012

    Location: United Kingdom

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    I'm Richard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Effem View Post
    A typical Cornish motorway


    These roads are such a joy on a motorbike.
    ABD.

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