Colin Brett
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The final two images
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and another two
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Two more images
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I am selling a small collection of lures for my brother who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
All brand new and obviously unused I'd like to sell as 1 lot and am asking £80 plus P&P.
More images in further posts.
PM me if interested.
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Someone has broken it completely now, I've tried it every couple of days without success - and all I get now is a "404 - page not found"
Back to highlights and the crumbs the Beeb can afford.
That's odd as I watched the whole of Sunday's F1 OK??
is this link any different? http://www.coolsport.tv/schedule.html
I've just tried linking from this post and it works fine for me. I think I might have given you the wrong link originally
Footie tonite ENGLISH Live UEFA Champions League Semi-Final First-Leg Atletico Madrid v Chelsea 7:30 pm-10:00 pm Stream 21
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but some a lot more than others and it seems the more you have the more you want .
paul.
Yep, take Tony Bliar for instance.
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I'll be watching the highlights tonight - don't have/want Sky/whatever else I might need to see it live.
I'd appreciate your forbearance in not posting your delight at any result until us plebs have seen it as live as we can, (after about 23:15) .
Barry'll be in bed anyway.
Thank you.
You might want to give this a try when the BBC aren't doing the live race http://www.coolsport.tv/schedule-coolsport-tv.html Just search the schedule and pick out the correct channel there's a bit of spam and popups you will need to deal with but I've had no problems.
Enjoy
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Do foreign places other than Canada & Mexico really exist? If so, how do we REALLY know they aren't full of strange, dangerous creatures?
There aren't until you lot turn up
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So those who work harder are penalised. Drag everyone down to the lowest common denominator.
How is that fair?
I am afraid these socialist values only apply to others.
Take the great socialist Tony Benn
Lives in a lovely house called Stansgate Abbey on the shores of the Blackwater estuary in Essex.
His son Hillary s also a socialist MP and is campaigning hard for access for walkers along the sea shore, forcing it upon landowners whether they agree or not.
In fact there is hardly a stretch of the shore between the Thames Estuary and the Wash that doesn't have a right of access. Well, apart from one. Stansgate Abbey.
You try to walk along there and you will be met with notices informing you that this is private property, no trespassing, go away.
One rule for us and one rule for everybody else.
It's the Labour way.
Don't forget the flood defences!
"Environment secretary Hilary Benn has come under fire after flood defences outside his family's home were shored up while a historic harbour nearby is being abandoned to the sea.Last October 100 concrete tiles were replaced on a sea wall outside the Essex farm belonging to Mr Benn's father Tony, after they were ripped off by the tide.
But at the same time the Environment Agency decided to abandon to the sea the harbour at Southwold and parts of the nearby village of Walberswick, 70 miles up the coast on the Blyth estuary in Suffolk.
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Tony Benn's house in Suffolk had its coastal wall repaired with public funds
The campaign to save land around the village of Walberswick is supported by radio presenter Simon Mayo, film director Paul Greengrass, and Richard Curtis, who wrote Blackadder and Four Weddings and a Funeral.
Stansgate Abbey farm, the Benn family seat on the Blackwater estuary, is currently occupied by veteran left-winger Tony Benn, former Cabinet minister and Labour leadership contender.
Last week ramblers complained there was no public right of way across it - despite the fact that Hilary Benn's department wants to open all of England's coastline to walkers.
Environment secretary Hilary Benn has come under fire after flood defences outside his family's home were shored up while a historic harbour nearby is being abandoned to the sea.Last October 100 concrete tiles were replaced on a sea wall outside the Essex farm belonging to Mr Benn's father Tony, after they were ripped off by the tide.
But at the same time the Environment Agency decided to abandon to the sea the harbour at Southwold and parts of the nearby village of Walberswick, 70 miles up the coast on the Blyth estuary in Suffolk.
Scroll down for more ...
Tony Benn's house in Suffolk had its coastal wall repaired with public funds
The campaign to save land around the village of Walberswick is supported by radio presenter Simon Mayo, film director Paul Greengrass, and Richard Curtis, who wrote Blackadder and Four Weddings and a Funeral.
Stansgate Abbey farm, the Benn family seat on the Blackwater estuary, is currently occupied by veteran left-winger Tony Benn, former Cabinet minister and Labour leadership contender.
Last week ramblers complained there was no public right of way across it - despite the fact that Hilary Benn's department wants to open all of England's coastline to walkers."
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Tuesday 18th February 7.30 for 8pm start
Mike Green giving an illustrated talk on his recent Adventures in the Amazon.
No doubt he will probably have something else to wet your appetite, perhaps Rooster Fish in Mexico or Tarpon in Venezula.
HARBOUR VIEW RESTAURANT
Grafham Water Fishing Lodge
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Hi All,
Finally we have a list of the last of our winter meetings.
They are as follows
WINTER MEETINGS 2014Tuesday 4th February - Fly Tying evening in aid of the England Ladies
All flies tied on the night will be auctioned at the British Fly Fair to raise funds for the England Ladies Team.
Tuesday 18th February - Mike Green - Exotic Location Fly Fishing
Mike is just back from the Amazon and not long before that he was in Mexico, The Seychelles, Cape Cod etc. etc.
So it remains a mystery as to where he will take us on this evening.
Tuesday 4th March - John Emerson - River fishing and some of John's flies.
All meetings take place at the Harbour View Restaurant, West Perry, Huntingdon, Cambs PE28 0BX
7.30PM FOR 8.00PM START.
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He's insane.
I'd rather watch him than most of the cr@p that's on these days.
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Isn't Elton away for personal reasons??
If so that could be why the site isn't right up to date.
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Tuesday 10th December
Harbour View Restaurant,
West Perry, Huntingdon, Cambs PE28 0BX
7.30PM FOR 8.00PM start
New Zealand: A poor mans approach -Brian Calvert & Chris McCleod
All welcome
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Well here we go again!
Big score by the kangaroos and it's catch up time....And OOPS.....there goes the england captain again!
So, Will it be a batting collapse again?
Well if Roots run calling in the last over is anything to go by then YES!
Carberry and Petersen are the key here as they need to score quickly....
Sod quickly, just score will do and the longer it takes the better.
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Expecting a storm surge this evening high tide around 5 pm some parts of town will be flooded this evening the last time we had anything like this here wwas 1994 there was even salmon swimming about in a carpark its now howling off the sea and snow showers i took this shot at 11am the wind was still off the land not off the sea then but gusting well over 60mph the sea is all of a boil with waterspouts the swell is going to very big tonight and tommorow with waves opto 6mtr,
paul.
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I bet the taxi drivers in Manila were rubbing their hands.
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Thanks for the reply. The reel belongs to an old friend who is looking to move a lot of his tackle because of his age and lack of mobility. He thought as many do, it would be worth a lot more.
I'll break it to him gently
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Anyone any idea what I should be asking for one of these?
It's in a presentation box and is Number 5 or fifth one to be made.
Brand new and unused.
Thanks.
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Halley's commet was such a disapointment.
Hale-Bopp was rather cool.
The one back in March was a naked eye no show.
Hopefullty this one will be spectacular - but after Halley's, I'll not get my hope up too high.
You'll have to wait for Halley's next time round Ken.
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You can if you so wish download and then install Stellarium to your computer using the following link http://www.stellarium.org
Enjoy
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Great news from Grafham Water - the fishery will be open to both boat and bank anglers during January, until Sunday 2 February. Around 10 boats will be available for hire throughout December and January with the remainder coming off the water for essential maintenance. Fishing and boat charges will be the same during January as they are in December. This means half day permits are valid all day and day boats are just £18 or £16 for single man. All anglers who bought a Season ticket during 2013 are invited to ‘have a go’ and fish Catch and Release only free of charge (boat charges will apply). Anglers wishing to take a fish will need to buy a permit before fishing.
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Tomorrow evening Tuesday 26 November
No doubt the NEW extended season will discussed at length as well.
Harbour View Restaurant,
West Perry, Huntingdon, Cambs PE28 0BX
7.30PM FOR 8.00PM START.
Next meeting Tuesday 10 December
New Zealand: A poor man’s approach -Brian Calvert & Chris McCleod
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I was until you said I actually checked back just before you posted to make sure I wasn't being a grammar nazi - I wasn't. It is now but it was definately Venus that I was looking at when I posted. Actually, looking at it was a bit of a worry !I was seeing a single point of light with both eyes or with my left eye but saw it as a broken ring of light with the right eye - not good.Looks like its back to the eye hospital.
I can't see anything now it's raining.
What's a grammar nazi?
Jupiter is NOW just North of due East . F**k knows where Venus is?
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hamilton
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Good start by Lewis, but the pit stops let him down again.
I guess finishing second is still good as at least he's still well in touch at 31 points behind.