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DeuxGazoles wrote:

raistlin wrote:Yes.

Monk (David) with his back to the camera.

For some reason I expected Monk to be a bit older

Quite a few people said that to me over the course of the day!

Monk wrote:Quite a few people said that to me over the course of the day!

Hope You didn't mind me saying that
It's funny sometimes how you get an image in your head of what people will be like & then get a huge surprise when you meet them & yet with others you almost need no introduction

A member of the public asked me if a certain member of Status Quo was amongst our gathering........

DeuxGazoles wrote:

Monk wrote:Quite a few people said that to me over the course of the day!

Hope You didn't mind me saying that
It's funny sometimes how you get an image in your head of what people will be like & then get a huge surprise when you meet them & yet with others you almost need no introduction

haha no not at all! I have trouble putting names and usernames to faces so I'm still not sure who's who!

Rover418275 wrote:A member of the public asked me if a certain member of Status Quo was amongst our gathering........

was he...

Monk wrote:

Rover418275 wrote:A member of the public asked me if a certain member of Status Quo was amongst our gathering........

was he...

I could not possibly divulge a confidence.......

Great to meet up with all the regulars and some new faces. Saturday night meal in the pub and the banter around the campfire until the early hours of the morning was brilliant.
Didn't get my two jobs done for various reasons but that mattered not at all, just happy to have been there.

Here's a few more pics.

http://gallery.me.com/mgzt180#100269

Rover418275 wrote:A member of the public asked me if a certain member of Status Quo was amongst our gathering........

Omg I thought he was just a good look a like or something

The Furry Friend is Richard.

He's the community Bear, and will go visiting as soon as I get his T shirt printed up.

Why Richard? Well he's quite a Wooly bear.....

He enjoyed the day out, meeting people and watching them work.

Mick wrote:Great to meet up with all the regulars and some new faces. Saturday night meal in the pub and the banter around the campfire until the early hours of the morning was brilliant.
Didn't get my two jobs done for various reasons but that mattered not at all, just happy to have been there.

Here's a few more pics.

http://gallery.me.com/mgzt180#100269

Nice pics Mick...........particularly liked the one where it looks as though Bernard has an interior fire

Mick wrote:Great to meet up with all the regulars and some new faces. Saturday night meal in the pub and the banter around the campfire until the early hours of the morning was brilliant.
Didn't get my two jobs done for various reasons but that mattered not at all, just happy to have been there.

Here's a few more pics.

http://gallery.me.com/mgzt180#100269

Good to see you there and one of your jobs didn't need doing, as we found when I pulled out one of your spark plugs. (Big sigh of relief )

Got a second opinion before you all go off on one.

DeuxGazoles wrote:Nice pics Mick...........particularly liked the one where it looks as though Bernard has an interior fire

That must have been when I steamed up the windows having broken into a muck sweat just thinking about the job.

Bernard wrote:That must have been when I steamed up the windows having broken into a muck sweat just thinking about the job.

Ah that explains it

Bernard wrote:

Mick wrote:Great to meet up with all the regulars and some new faces. Saturday night meal in the pub and the banter around the campfire until the early hours of the morning was brilliant.
Didn't get my two jobs done for various reasons but that mattered not at all, just happy to have been there.

Here's a few more pics.

http://gallery.me.com/mgzt180#100269

Good to see you there and one of your jobs didn't need doing, as we found when I pulled out one of your spark plugs. (Big sigh of relief )

Got a second opinion before you all go off on one.

Thanks Bernard was pretty sure I had plenty left on the plugs, really wanted a proper a opinion. Thanks for having a look for me, I'll get them changed at the 6 year service. My pal Bob and I were attacking the front bumper alignment, got stopped by a seized screw so we'll do it in his garage now we've both seen what needs doing from a couple of others with the front stripped off.

DeuxGazoles wrote:

Mick wrote:Great to meet up with all the regulars and some new faces. Saturday night meal in the pub and the banter around the campfire until the early hours of the morning was brilliant.
Didn't get my two jobs done for various reasons but that mattered not at all, just happy to have been there.

Here's a few more pics.

http://gallery.me.com/mgzt180#100269

Nice pics Mick...........particularly liked the one where it looks as though Bernard has an interior fire

All my best snaps have been happy accidents, I couldn't set that up if I tried.

Mick wrote:
All my best snaps have been happy accidents, I couldn't set that up if I tried.

I use the same method of photography

starbug2 wrote:http://s166.photobucket.com/home/rover45td/recentuploads

Some nice candid shots there Stephen.

starbug2 wrote:http://s166.photobucket.com/home/rover45td/recentuploads

Has anyone else noticed that in the artificial light in the pub, the colour of DG Colin's hair is beginning to match his car?

Some nice photos there chaps