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Morning Nick and Taff, and I hope King Lear was enjoyable, Nick!

harrier Hector **

** As in a phrase commonly uttered by Stoke fans, viz, what the Hector is going on? Or words to that general, albeit less polite, effect.
 
Thank you Taff...I was waiting for Sonny

Hi PH - hope all well

Nice boat trip on the Avon earlier, now in Leamingto Spa (more) shopping !!!

Houlier - Hornfluer **

** if you like Calvados...
 
nickyb said:
Thank you Taff...I was waiting for Sonny

Hi PH - hope all well

Nice boat trip on the Avon earlier, now in Leamingto Spa (more) shopping !!!

Houlier - Hornfluer **

** if you like Calvados...
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Used to stay in Ashorne Hill near Leamington Spa

Hornfluer - Hornblower*

* - a seaworthy one for you Nick
 
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As my late Mother used to say ‘There’s no pockets in a shroud ! So you can’t take it with you.’

Hammer - Horror*

* - other film genres are available but ‘Hammer’ specialised in horror
 
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Hunter - Humber*

* - other bridges are available

Nick, I posted this on another thread on the Swansea board

D-Day took place on 6 June 1944 - 74 years ago today.

My late father-in-law served throughout World War 2 in North Africa, and came home unscathed apart from memories/experiences that he never spoke about....

In contrast, D-Day was the first (and last) day of action for a cousin of his - his cousin stood on a land mine and had a foot blown off. Compared to some, he was ‘lucky’.....

Lest we forget <rose>
 
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