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Post by Dave on Oct 17, 2008 22:24:32 GMT
ricardo glad to see you come to your senses and did not adopt the city ;D
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Post by crazyfool on Oct 17, 2008 23:21:25 GMT
E****r - Kingsteignton - Kingskerswell - Torquay - E****r - Southampton - Bristol - Swindon - Reading - Southampton - Croydon On Sea.
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Post by graygull on Oct 18, 2008 3:35:41 GMT
born East Ham, which made me a hammers fan of course, left at the age of 10 to Torquay for twenty years. made me an even greater fan of the gulls, have resided in Vancouver Canada for thirty years but still a gulls fan and will always be.
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Post by chelstongull on Oct 18, 2008 8:52:24 GMT
Me........ Paignton * Aden * Paignton * Stow-on-the-Wold * Paignton * Torquay. We youngsters should never forget how lucky we are that we haven't had to do National Service like the olders folks did. Hardy ha ha sir. ;D |
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Post by jond on Oct 18, 2008 9:42:27 GMT
welwyn garden city- bovey tracey- birmingham (looking forward to moving back to devon already, but work may prevent that for a few years.) Welwyn Gdn City? I grew up there but left in 76, my Mum still lives there tho'. Where did you live? |
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Post by Dave on Oct 18, 2008 9:55:20 GMT
Like I said I was born In Newton Abbot and have only moved as far as Paignton, so I ask the question, are you all part Of some Gypsy family  so many seemed to have moved around the country, Or maybe Its just little Devon Dave, to scared to go past the Penn Inn Roundabout. ;D (that one Is for Merse) |
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Post by bhamgull on Oct 18, 2008 10:05:52 GMT
welwyn garden city- bovey tracey- birmingham (looking forward to moving back to devon already, but work may prevent that for a few years.) Welwyn Gdn City? I grew up there but left in 76, my Mum still lives there tho'. Where did you live? i lived on valley road, do you recognise it? I moved to devon when i was 6 though so my memories of it are pretty vivid. My parents still keep in touch with a few people from the area though. |
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Post by merse on Oct 18, 2008 10:16:36 GMT
 WGC - Don't you mean "Well 'Ard Gard'nin City" ? I used to frequent the Red Light District there..................the arse end of the peloton at the Gosling Stadium during the weekly track racing season! 
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Post by jond on Oct 18, 2008 11:09:30 GMT
I used to go along Valley Rd to get to The Sun at Lemsford.
Merse, did you know Nick Faldo? He was a keen member of Welwyn Wheelers in his teens. In your lanterne rouge role he might have flashed past you occasionally!
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Post by Jon on Oct 18, 2008 11:24:11 GMT
Torquay > Nottingham > Tarbes (S.W. France) > Nottingham > Exeter > Guimaraes (N. Portugal) > Torquay > Newton Abbot > Torquay
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Post by merse on Oct 18, 2008 20:35:48 GMT
Merse, did you know Nick Faldo? He was a keen member of Welwyn Wheelers in his teens. In your lanterne rouge role he might have flashed past you occasionally! Faldo is only five years younger than me and as I didn't take up the sport until I was in my late thirties I was a "vet" from the beginning..............by the time I had got a rudimentary grasp of the techniques of what is an incredibly demanding and exhilarating sport; I was old enough to need a vet! |
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Post by rattz on Oct 19, 2008 1:17:59 GMT
Merse, did you know Nick Faldo? He was a keen member of Welwyn Wheelers in his teens. In your lanterne rouge role he might have flashed past you occasionally! Faldo is only five years younger than me and as I didn't take up the sport until I was in my late thirties I was a "vet" from the beginning..............by the time I had got a rudimentary grasp of the techniques of what is an incredibly demanding and exhilarating sport; I was old enough to need a vet! Christ, I'd rather watch a contest to see who could stick as many stamps on an envelope over a period of a month than golf. I'd even rather watch horse racing... at least that's over in a couple of minutes. Not my thing, I'm afraid - tis like listening to paint dry. Must go now, I'm off fly fishing. ;D |
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Post by merse on Oct 19, 2008 8:23:42 GMT
[/quote] Christ, I'd rather watch a contest to see who could stick as many stamps on an envelope over a period of a month than golf. Must go now, I'm off fly fishing. ;D [/quote][/color] I hope you found your flies before you fished (silent pee) yourself Rattz! I admit participation is far far better than watching as in many sports but my two "disciplines" were Keirin and Devil Take The Hindmost in which there are peletons, rather than head to head. Keirin involves a race for the line (and thus gain points) "on release" from the pacing "Derny Cycle" and so requires one to manoeuvre into position without expending too much energy, whilst "Devil" is the exact opposite in that every designated lap (and as the race progresses) then every lap; the last rider is eliminated until a head to head is achieved. I'll leave you to the paint Rattz...........  [/quote] |
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Post by stuartB on Oct 19, 2008 20:27:18 GMT
Yarcombe, Brixham, Torquay, Brixham, Paignton, RAF Swinderby, RAF Locking (WSM), RAF West Drayton, RAF Uxbridge, RAF Wyton, Rhondda
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Post by Dave on Oct 19, 2008 21:56:54 GMT
Stu Is that Yarcombe the one Of the a30? past Honiton, If It Is you will know the pub there, I delivered there once, was at the bar collecting the money and did my legs In badly, on the foot rail that runs around the bottom Of the bar.
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