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Ok so to complete this from my perspective. We went to pick the caravan up today. The battery was on 38%, it has been in the storage... -
However, there are those that perceive attributes in things, which other purchasers buy way cheaper products that can do much the same...
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Dustydog replied to the thread What's for dinner on Christmas Day?.
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Crikey just look at the list of ingredients? I’m actually getting to, or at, the stage where a good breakfast followed by a country walk...
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I think our son in South Africa will be have ice cold meat and ice cream for Christmas lunch. This was the temperature yesterday!
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Dustydog replied to the thread What's for dinner on Christmas Day?.Oh dear. 🥲 How about a few of these...
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Dustydog replied to the thread What's for dinner on Christmas Day?.Interesting. My mum was a Stepford wife too. She did everything. For the uninitiated 1/4 on the gas oven is 104 degs C. Any bugs will...
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Back in the 70s it was usual to stuff the entire body cavity of the Turkey; not just the neck ( at least it was in S Wales 🏴). My...
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Dustydog replied to the thread Setan sands.A true caravanner would be looking further afield! It may be easier if you said what sort of sites you like so Forumites could comment
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Been to the Haggerston Castle with the van. NEVER AGAIN! Extortionate prices for food and drink, kids running wild all over the place...
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Dustydog replied to the thread Haggis is not originally a Scottish dish!.Thick hand cut Devonshire Farmhouse bread of course🤪
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Dustydog replied to the thread Haggis is not originally a Scottish dish!.Plus 2 HP
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Dustydog replied to the thread Half full or half empty.Be careful, Koreans drive on the right sitting in the left seat 😜
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Dustydog replied to the thread Haggis is not originally a Scottish dish!.Apparently the original “pasty” recipe was found in the old archives at Mount Edgecombe near Kingsand Devon dated 1510 some 236 years...
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