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Congratulations Mikee

Rugby, The Scalets, a Pint of Brains Dark on occasion, but prefer lager, lippstadter export when I can find it or most belgian beers

Grand set, and thanks for sharing the joy have a great holiday Pete

Hi John, I recognise the jimmy and the aerial farm behind you, A few of us went skiing up on the mountain and then drove the landrover down to the beach for a swim in the sea. Looking at the gaiters and boots your wearing you were there before me, my time was 1974-75

Nice shot Mikee

Flyingfish55 you got that right, I probably knew a couple people you met in Belmopan, though I don't think the governor knew who I was.

1. Hottest Borneo 2. Coldest North Rhine Westphalia, crates of beer on the balcony froze solid 3. Wettest Belize 4. Highest Mount Troodos in Cyprus

Have a good one

Money back on pop bottles, a great supplement to pocket money

Grand shots Iain

Grand set Gerold

Fine shots

for me Australia, could not buy the individual regions when they were released as I did not have a PC that could run them, so had to wait until I could afford to upgrade my PC. Then ordered Australia and waited for the disks to be delivered, pure joy

Super set Richard

Live within your means and enjoy life

Happy Birthday

Have a good one its not over yet

Old enough to know better and young enough not to care

Happy Birthday both

Grand shot congratulations

Al Caiola, Dwaine Eddy and the Shadows Midnight in Moscow Mezzanotte a Mosca (THE VENTURES - AL CAIOLA ) - Bing video

Started on computers with a Plessy using octol on punched tape. First personal computer was a ZX80, upgraded that to a ZX spectrum, then a BBC computer. Microsoft Flight Sim 1 on an IBM 8088 the Hard drive was 20 mb and the case was the same size as the computer case. Then went the route most of us did 286, 386 and so forth. I've still got a copy for F19 in its original box on 5 1/2 inch floppy, plus Microsoft Space simulator signs of a mispent youth

A friends dog that we used to walk for him, it was a Yorkshire terrier when it thought we had walked far enough he would plonk his but down tilt his head to one side and refuse to budge. We used to carry a squeaky ball which we would throw and as soon as he heard it land he was up and after it, all thoughts of stopping forgotten

Nice shots

Bedtime reading