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JOGLE Day 06

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  1. Richard Bates said:

    Sent from the middle of nowhere using a Psion
    Series 5 palmtop and a Motorola mobile phone.

    Hope you're enjoying it, Richard. Any chance your setup can do formatting?
    It would be much easier to read if the headings were in bold.

    ps, love Wimpy -- it has plates!

  2. Have got as far as Loch Ness youth hostel. No sign of Nessie. Rider and bike both in good health.

    www.artybee.net/jogle

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  3. Quoted message said:

    Have got as far as Loch Ness youth hostel. No sign of Nessie. Rider and bike
    both in good health.

    Sounds like you are having fun!

    Cheers, helen s

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  4. Quoted message said:

    Drumnadrochit provided the biggest bowl of macaroni cheese I had ever


    seen. It looked like two portions. This thought was confirmed when the bill

    Quoted message said:

    came to £10.30.

    Reminds me of a story I heard about a Chinese(I think) couple that arrived
    at a busy country pub. Back home they would order several ickle dishes
    each which together made a meal. They were quite surprised at the size of
    the eleven meals when they were brought out!

    (sorry if you're feeling cold and hungry when you read this Richard)

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