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Greetings from Devon. 27 segments and 169ml of juice.

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Greetings from Devon. My estimate is 45 slices of carrot and111ml of juice.

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Apologies Redbeard, I wasn't paying attention and totally missed seeing the return of the ancient ritual. Looking forward to next week's.

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American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins, a very graphic novel of modern day survival in Mexico.

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Australia has provided us with many brilliant memories whilst visiting (our daughter lives there) - 4 wd drive camping trip from Darwin to Adelaide, house boat on the Murray River, camping in an opal mine at Coober Peedy, Christmas on Kangaroo Island (pre fires), beaches, eating pasties underground ...

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Because we have a daughter in Australia my wife has 2 Mothers Days a year - lucky lady but then she is worth it.

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My dad was in the RAF, was in Sicily and ended up in Berlin after the war - he was in a plane crash shortly afterwards (one of only 2 survivors) and then was demobbed. Like many he never really talked about what he did. My mum was in the land army. My wife's dad was in a cavalry regiment in India be...

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The Cruel Sea.

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We came up from Dawlish(Devon) for the game, what a day. Had some very interesting encounters with Plymouth fans in the service stations on the way home. Also seem to remember some 'happy' waves from Liverpool fans on the M6 - they had just beaten either Villa or West Ham and mistook our colours. Th...

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For those who enjoy being grumpy may I recommend a book ‘A Man Called Ove’ by Fredrick Backman. Probably the grumpiest person on the planet and very funny.

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Really good to read so many supportive messages for people who are struggling to cope. Just opening up to others about how you are feeling can be a major step forward I would just like to flag up the Samaritans as one possible way of getting support. Our Freephone number 116123 is available 24/7, 36...

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Another one for Doom Bar, plus Jail Ale.

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Kimmeridge is worth a visit, great walks on the coastal footpath ( the army ranges are usually open at the weekend) Maiden Castle - Iron Age earthworks - is very close to Dorchester.

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Ripley, Derbyshire, 1945

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SWC - have just booked my train ticket so should be there by 8pm.

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Hopefully should be able to make Monday.

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Retired primary school headteacher. Now keeping myself busy volunteering - postvention advisor with the Samaritans Step by Step Service, helping at a school and inputting plant data for the National Trust.

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Three of us made the Exeter Inn, Topsham + another fan who turned up out of the blue and we had the landlord rooting for us as well. We outnumbered the Liverpool supporters anyway.

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Will be there.

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Great win. Watched it in a pub in Topsham, Devon. The inaugural meeting of a new supporters club down here - there were only two of us, but it's a start.

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Will be there about 1230.

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Not what we normally have in Devon.

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Her indoors says that I am allowed out on the 23rd - see you in Topsham.

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Hi all, sorry have only just noticed this thread. I have lived in Dawlish for about 40 years; my dad was from Burnley hence my support for the team. I generally get to to see one or two home matches each season and some away games.

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Great idea jdrobbo.
Something about our shirt colours; I think I read somewhere that we played in green in the early days. Youngest/oldest first team players.

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Hiya Steve, welcome to Dawlish. Try The Lansdowne, several screens; a bit lively but good food and beer. Sorry, would love to meet up but I am away at a conference for the weekend, Still trying to work out how I can link watching the game with my presentation.

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I am a great Bob Dylan fan - yes I know it shows my age!, but recently dug out from my collection of covers Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead) 'Garcia Plays Dylan.' I'd forgotten how good Gerry was. Well worth a listen - https://youtu.be/2ryfj8Vp2QI?list=PLtcaIxv0lYmJIR3RTGTEUxSN8aTlsvAeA" onclick="window...

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Just to help put calling the Samaritans into context; I have copied below an article from my branch Facebook page written by one of my colleagues. Samaritans are open twenty four hours a day so there is always someone awake in the small hours of the night waiting for your call. Here is one volunteer...

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''think they need to answer the phone for that to be helpful. I guess a lot of people need help as the phone rung for 15 minutes. Nothing.'' Really sorry to hear that you weren't able to get through Frank. The Samaritans are a voluntary organisation and there are times, especially at night when we s...

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Hi Frank, may I flag up the Samaritans, we have a freephone number 116123 and are available 24/7, you can also email us at jo@samaritans.org text 07725909090 or call in at your local branch for a talk (opening hours on their website. You have made a brave decision reaching out for help and it is won...

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A sheep field in the Dales?

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The tiny island of Halki - an hour or so away from Rhodes and, nearer to home, Littondale.

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2. Ford Anglia
3. Datsun 120Y
4.Toyota Carina
5. Toyota RAV4
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7.Toyota RAV4
8. Landrover Freelander
9.Audi A4
10. Seat Arona also a VW California Ocean.

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Not sure whether this has already been posted. A fascinating insight into one aspect of WW2.

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Four Dylan covers.
Adele 'Make You Feel My Love.'
The Byrds 'Mr Tambourine Man.'
The Animals 'House of The Rising Sun.' (Dylan had actually covered and reinterpreted this himself as it was an old American folk/blues song}
Jerry Garcia 'Knockin' On Heaven's Door.'

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Dawlish is pretty exotic, lovely sandy beaches, red cliffs, a railway line that is open again. I vaguely remember the game, Stan was manager I think, literally a handful of spectators and a couple of dogs.

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Bob Dylan at the Royal Albert Hall a couple of years ago - he certainly rolled back the years; and Bruce Springsteen at Wembley - about 4 hours of continuous performance.

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In my local, The Mount Pleasant - perched on a cliff overlooking Dawlish Warren and watching the fireworks across the river in Exmouth. I seem to remember that the mobile networks at the time couldn't cope with the volume of traffic. Roll forward to 2018 and I have just returned from night duty at t...

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Great thread. My wife and I are in our 70's and fortunately still in fairly good health but increasingly conscious that many of our friends are not in such a good position: so my bucket list for 2018. See more Burnley matches - home and away. Tour around Sri Lanka - my wife has a very distant family...

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Not sure that I have the title exactly right but I remember as a young teenager slipping in to watch 'The Brain from Planet Uries.'

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Staying in your first job for too long and possibly not being challenged further could possibly lead to you stagnating. Getting professional accreditation is a big plus when you are looking at a longer term career plan. If the right job comes along go for it. Good luck.

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My dad was born in Burnley, I was born in Derbyshire, the family moved to Devon (Plymouth) when I was still a toddler. Grew up listening to my Dad doing the pools and talking about Burnley to anyone who came into his post office in Union Street and was from up north. I became hooked. I didn't get to...

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Costa's on the tiny Greek island of Chalki; you just sit there with a drink and watch the traditional fishing boats tying up in front of you. Total relaxation. (We are there at the moment

). Also, though it is a pub, The Falcon in Littondale deserves a mention. Timothy Taylor's poured from a jug.

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Very occasionally we get firecrests and goldcrests in our garden. Other more regular visitors this year have been a family of great spotted woodpeckers, nuthatches and siskins. We back on to a small river and have a resident dipper, plus the odd glimpse of the amazing colours of the kingfisher and t...

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So sorry to hear this sad news. Just keep those happy times in your head as you deal with all the stuff that has to be done now.

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May I flag up the Samaritans, call us free on 116123, text 07725909090, email jo@samaritans.org or call in at your local branch for a face to face talk. We are there 24/7 on the phone - though at night, when we are very busy, you may have to try several times. We do try and reply to emails within 24...

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Our annual trip to Halki (tiny island an hour away from Rhodes by small ferry) in August. Time to walk, swim and relax; great food in the tavernas and very friendly.

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If you like walking, then the Amalfi Coast is brilliant; great walks, scenery and food + the wine isn't bad either. Pompeii and Vesuvius are certainly worth visiting.

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