14-07-2013, 10:47 AM
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Re: Happy Sunday Folk.
Originally Posted by MKJ
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Well after attempting to retire from the running scene I have been dragged back by lots of well meaning friends and club members, so it appears I ain't gonna retire afterall. 5:45am run with my old training partner up the mountains for a 10-12 miler. So hot even at this time of the day. Absolutely loved it. Run for a few miles up hill and then through forestry and down into a nature reserve park. Bliss. Fresh air, hot sun, good company and some deer thrown in for good measure. Great start to the day 
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Next time matey, take your rifle and hunt a deer or two - I'm very partial to venison!!!
14-07-2013, 11:14 AM
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Re: Happy Sunday Folk.
Feeling very crock and jaded this morning, some evil little sh*t lit a bonfire
and the smell of it was inside my place before I realised it. Have been coughing and spluttering ever since and chest feels very tight, notwithstanding have been using my ventolin 'puffer'.
14-07-2013, 11:24 AM
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Re: Happy Sunday Folk.
Very hot here, but it's what we expect at this time of year, next month will be even hotter no doubt. We're off to a pancake party in an hour or so, mixed nationalities as usual so I have no doubt there will be lots of laughter. I hope you enjoy your picnic at Chatsworth plantman, Chatsworth park was my playground as a child and I lived at Chatsworth for 13 years with my first husband. I wouldn't want to live there again though. Have a lovely day all whatever you are doing.
14-07-2013, 11:51 AM
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Re: Happy Sunday Folk.
Morning everyone looks like many of you had a restless night .... me included 
I eventually went downstairs, opened all the windows wide and tried to get some sleep there, managed about an hour before Cassie Cat jumped up on my lap and woke me 
Keep cool folks!
14-07-2013, 11:54 AM
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Re: Happy Sunday Folk.
Originally Posted by solo
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Lovely early morning walk with a nice fresh breeze. Promising to be very hot so under the garden brolly later with a good book 
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