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  1. Managed to get some proper internet access yesterday so caught up on replies.

    I noticed that some of my posts have appeared several times. Sorry, its not intentional.

    I've also applied some *basic* formatting to my journal, although my skill doesn't extend much beyond <P> <B> and <I>

    Paving slabs are always appreciated, Helen, in fact there was a pile of them on Rannoch Moor. Have you been there recently?

    As usual, report for the day is at www.artybee.net/jogle

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  2. Keep 'em coming am enjoying it. Planning it 4 next year.

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    Quoted message said:

    Managed to get some proper internet access yesterday so caught up on


    replies.

    Quoted message said:


    I noticed that some of my posts have appeared several times. Sorry, its


    not intentional.

    Quoted message said:


    I've also applied some *basic* formatting to my journal, although my skill


    doesn't extend much beyond <P> <B> and <I>

    Quoted message said:


    Paving slabs are always appreciated, Helen, in fact there was a pile of


    them on Rannoch Moor. Have you been there recently?

    Quoted message said:


    As usual, report for the day is at www.artybee.net/jogle

    --
    Sent from the middle of nowhere using a Psion
    Series 5 palmtop and a Motorola mobile phone.
    --
    Sent using an unregistered copy of RMRNews v1.00
    Check out our website at http://www.rmrsoft.com/
    for other high quality software for EPOC machines.

  3. Richard Bates said:

    Managed to get some proper internet access yesterday so caught up on replies.

    I noticed that some of my posts have appeared several times. Sorry, its not intentional.

    I've also applied some *basic* formatting to my journal, although my skill doesn't extend much beyond <P> <B> and <I>

    Paving slabs are always appreciated, Helen, in fact there was a pile of them on Rannoch Moor. Have you been there recently?

    As usual, report for the day is at www.artybee.net/jogle


    Under 30 miles a day? You must be stopping for tea every two miles!

    I've got to fulfil a longstanding pledge to cycle from Swindon to
    Bedford (home of the in-laws) on Tuesday. The AA website says it's
    about 90 miles but I reckon I can shave off 5 miles or so by following
    the most direct route using back roads. Unfortunately both Oxford and
    Milton Keynes are in the way.

    I get a lift back in the car, since the family are visiting them anyway :-)

  4. In message <40b64309.0@entanet>, Zog The Undeniable
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:
    Richard Bates said:

    Managed to get some proper internet access yesterday so caught up on replies.


    Under 30 miles a day? You must be stopping for tea every two miles!


    Sounds good to me :-)

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    Chris French, Leeds

  5. In article <40b64309.0@entanet>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Under 30 miles a day? You must be stopping for tea every two miles!


    And the problem with this is?
    🙂
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  6. Quoted message said:

    Under 30 miles a day? You must be stopping for tea every two miles!

    Seems like a highly civilised way to travel if you ask me ;-)

    Cheers, helen s

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