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  1. 03-02-2014, 10:29 AM #201
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    THank to Mark and the guys for a brilliant over night down on home farm,a good time was had by all.There was a little bit of an hicup at the end of the meet with mine and Simons 4x4's namely we could'ant get up the hill and off the field and had to go to the owner with cap in hand and ask him to come down and drag us both off with his 4x4 tractor,lesson lernt dont do off roading in a 4x4 with road going tyers after its been raining on and off for a week.Thanks again guys for a great meet hope to see you all next time...........Tony.
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    Breakfast club!

    Hi guys, I got distracted looking at new kit after joining the forum last night.

    Thanks for making me feel welcome and a great time, Mark and Matt for the first class food, Paul for lending me some kit and setting me up, Ian for the lessons in trapping and the remainder for your company and laughs!

    When I went to bed with my Ray Mears book I think she realised it was game over

    See you all next time - Darren
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    Well guys I had a superb weekend it was a real pleasure to meet you all

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    Quote Originally Posted by Markeff View Post
    Well guys I had a superb weekend it was a real pleasure to meet you all

    Mark
    How long until you felt normal again mate?
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    I've never been normal since joining the Breakfast Club

    I'm just SO glad I had the pouch on my bum bag facing forward when I cooked. Mrs Ehecatl is pleased too!
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    Did anyone take any pictures?
    I've got a blurry one of Mark forcing a cheese into his mouth, but that's it.
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    I got one of a tractor being followed closely by a pick up!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dazza190 View Post
    I got one of a tractor being followed closely by a pick up!
    Post it bud.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chippy View Post
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    ...Next time!
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