Happy thread

[scotsoft]

Well it was worth waiting for Paul and I do like the underground paper, very clever lady you have there 

cheers John.

[Bealman]

I was just checking the Media section and saw the pics there. Of course, I immediately thought, "Aha... Paul's pressies!"

Great wrapping paper!! Tell Clare well done! It's obvious what's in that box at the back..... 

George

[NeMo]

With my in-laws, but definitely a visit for the happy thread thanks to the lovely stack of birthday presents they got for me. Alongside three 'History of Middle Earth' books I can not add a Farish intermodal 'Samskip' twin-pack, a Farish BDA Bogie Bolster in Dutch livery, a three-pack of weathered 12T plywood vans, and a clutch of Oxford die cast vehicles! 

And tomorrow, I'm hopefully going to see D832 on the West Somerset Railway with my wife and assorted nieces! 

Cheers, NeMo

[daveg]

Sounds great!

Have a good day, NeMo

Dave G

[Bealman]

All the best, buddy. 

George

[Newportnobby]

Clare's done you proud on the presents, Paul, especially the BP.

A caveat about the WS Track Tidy though. I have found their liquid cleaner to leave a greasy residue on the track which causes much wheel slip, so I would advise you test it on a small area first
(Unlike George's Brut which he splashes all over )

[Bealman]

I think it's 99% IPA and 1% smelly juice

[Caz]

What brilliant pressies you had, hope you repay Clare when it's her birthday.   

[Sprintex]

Sounds like a cracking birthday too NeMo

Well, I'm sitting here at the Loxwood Joust with a belly full of hog roast and crackling, washed down with a pint of Padstow Pride



. . . and the Mediaeval Baebes are on again in 45 minutes


Paul

[daveg]

Poor bloke!

Don't know how you put up with it all 

Dave G

[scottmitchell74]

Sounds fun! Sounds like a hobbit meal. I like to eat things that remind me of Middle Earth.

[Newportnobby]

Obviously one of those 'pale' beers, Paul, but did you have to show off your nail varnish

[Bealman]

 
Sounds great.... but I don't care for the plastic glasses much - they were expecting a riot, then? 

George

[Sprintex]

When you have people wandering around the place plastic glasses are a necessity I'd say, glass ones would invariably get broken and then you have shards of glass in grass areas where people want to sit and picnic, kids play, etc


Paul

[talisman56]

Sounds great.... but I don't care for the plastic glasses much - they were expecting a riot, then? 

George

Most pubs have a policy that if you're going to drink outside on the pavement (assuming it's permitted by the local authority) then you have to have the drink in a plastic glass...