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General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by cornish yorkie - Today at 02:18:59 AM Wishing you a speedy recovery George stay safe regards Derek #12
General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by Platy767 - Today at 02:02:43 AM...if you're not careful they'll be naming a hospital wing in your honour soon.
All kidding aside, best wishes for a swift and relatively pain free recovery and rehabilitation. Mark #13
General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by grumbeast - Yesterday at 11:36:49 PMTake care man,
Hope the recovery is quick and it involves lots of cups of tea and biscuits (not cookies, biscuits) G #14
General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by Bealman - Yesterday at 11:27:14 PMQuote from: Bigmac on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 08:43:29 PMfull sympathy mate--ive had a few falls over the years, but ive learned to bounce. Yes, me too, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to bounce as the years progress #15
General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by tunneroner61 - Yesterday at 09:52:07 PMGet well soon George. Speedy recovery.
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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Posting Photos on PM'sLast post by JanW - Yesterday at 09:48:08 PMI don't think it is possible to add photos or documents to PMs on the current forum.
Tried it last week with a pdf but there is no option to add anything to a PM as far as I could see. Jan #17
General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by Bigmac - Yesterday at 08:43:29 PMfull sympathy mate--ive had a few falls over the years, but ive learned to bounce.
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General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by icairns - Yesterday at 08:21:08 PMBest wishes for a speedy recovery from all at Ferryhill.
Ian #19
General Discussion / Re: BR MK2 Coaches - For the '...Last post by NOE 544R - Yesterday at 06:50:14 PMThank you for all the responses, much appreciated!
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General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by Newportnobby - Yesterday at 06:42:46 PMQuote from: chrism on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 06:01:30 PMQuote from: Dorsetmike on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 03:47:44 PMI gave up walking sticks many years ago, the best solution in my opinion is a rollator If its got wheels can he still drink VB? Maybe it's why a stick is used I'm sure there's no law to be found drunk in charge of a walking stick | Please Support Us!
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