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FYI, in the UK the only car she could get at 16 years of age would have pedals.
She would have to wait a year and then the insurance premiums would be prohibitive.

Congratulations to the young lady, thats an experience she will never forget.
Its always good to read about the young ones getting involved in hunting , shooting and fishing.

A late good afternoon to you PA, its sad about your friends and attending funerals is not a pleasure, but its something we all have to do.
Think positive, remember the good times and plan to make a few of them happen again.
Life is for living and I know you do your fair share.

Its usually about Post#7 that someone suggests buying a fishing rod.

I have fished there a few times when visiting, mostly at the west end just about anywhere. Close in for whiting , snot cats and I have caught one flounder, but seen many others caught. Bait used was shrimp and gulps. I once saw a lad fighting a large shark for quite a while, until it snapped him off...

A very uplifting story and unlike a lot of similar texts, this one is true.

Blue spinner wrote:Morning Pa ,
i still use Tonic water it helps me deal with them

This is a great solution, certainly helps me, especially taken just before bedtime, keeps the night cramps away.
Make sure its the "real" tonic water, not that slimline rubbish.
Apparently its the quinine in it that helps.

That was fun to watch, brought back some good memories of topwater reds.

Sincere condolences to you and your family, it must be a sad time for you.

Screaming clutches, that brings back some good memories.

Good morning early bird, you out looking for worms ?

I voted "I don't care", mainly because I don't see how it affects us that don't use it. It doesn't seem to affect me at all. I don't get any popups/reminders/adverts, or anything else connected with tapatalk, all I see is a comment on some posts, "sent from my tapatalk", or somet...

Good afternoon, just back from chasing the pigeons about.
I hope we are finished with our frosts, but its the time now of high winds and rain, which makes getting about on the land hard.

Thats me.

Earl, it was our pleasure and we are glad that Martha likes them. It just shows what a small place the World has become when you can tap a keyboard in the UK and get flowers delivered 4500 miles away.