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Donations for the raffle will welcome and as always the proceeds go to running this great forum xx
 
Hi all

I'm still up for it. Lovely pic of the pub, great. I liked the comment about the vitamins and quarantine for Lyn!!!!! Quite comical!!!!

Hopefully it won't be snowing!!!!!!
 
I shall be bringing these books for the raffle.
 

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Getting offers of some really good prizes Lyn. I find it really hard to part with books, especially ones about local history.
 
same here pen but over the years i have been given many history book very often ive had 4 of the same book:eek: so i donate the extra ones i have for the raffles

lyn
 
Very sorry, Vicki, can't manage this one. Going to a beach wedding. The first I have ever attended. "WHERE?" I hear you cry. Hawaii, Bali?.............. Not quite - it's overlooking a grey English Channel, if I can see it through the drizzle.....

Chris
 
Well Chris M, if it's the east coast you should be OK as it's the driest part of the country. Just watch out for the fret!
 
This is No. 2 for raffleRiver Cole Chelmsley Wood.jpg. on the A to Z the Red cross is the painting location and the Blue cross is where I live
 

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i agree kat its lovely...eric what is the location of painting 2....i can just see it now....all of our members rolling down price street fighting over your paintings:D:D oh the shame of it all:D:D

lyn
 
Robert you are correct, 5 minutes from were I live, inspired by last weeks snow, walk my dog Toby there every day, its actually in Chelmsley Wood. Eric
 
The reflection in the icy looking water is wonderful. There's so little to that picture in terms of colour and detail, but Eric has made it look so alive, totally captured the calmness and beauty that a snowy scene has to offer. Brilliant.
 
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