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  1. #1031
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    Fair to say they don't mix well, I was climbing the walls and hallucinating I was on a giant slot machine.

  2. #1032
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    Did the anti-histamines come in the form of small cardboard squares with a cartoon character printed on them? I got some of them once, fixed my hay fever a treat, in fact I seemed to lose my nose for a while
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    Did the anti-histamines come in the form of small cardboard squares with a cartoon character printed on them? I got some of them once, fixed my hay fever a treat, in fact I seemed to lose my nose for a while
    Old school Piriton ('Hold the bells! Hold the bells!)

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    That's funny. I thought those meds were tiny little purple tablets?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    Makes it harder to disprove anyone's claim that they were there for Jimi Hendrix.
    Well I was definitely there at the time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    Toilet facilities would have to be properly thought through as well.
    They weren't very posh at the IOW festival, two rows of cubicles facing one another with no doors

    Still everyone has to cr*p ....

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    Aceeeed..

    IOW is on my doorstep and I love the place, there are some lovely sandy beaches with nobody on them

    Had a couple of really nice bike rides there last year and we are planning a weekend ride right round it this year some time
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    Ooh, Purple Haze! that's going back a few years! always a bugger to share (you cut, I choose)
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ninanina View Post
    Aceeeed..

    IOW is on my doorstep and I love the place, there are some lovely sandy beaches with nobody on them

    Had a couple of really nice bike rides there last year and we are planning a weekend ride right round it this year some time
    I've never been to the IOW, but it's definitely on my list...
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    You should definitely visit it some time Steve, it's really lovely

    This is a pic of Priory Bay/Seaview where we used to sail the boat over for a night or two



    Ryde and Ryde beach is also very nice and is huge and there is never many people on it, at least there wasn't when we went over in June last year on a very hot day
    Bev


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