Re: RR: Spurn Head 400

Carol Hague said:

Dave Larrington <[email hidden]> wrote:

and I was

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soon safely ensconced in the cafe in South Cave,

There's a caff in South Cave? Blimmin' 'eck, they kept that quiet!

North Cave wasn't it ?

MSeries said:

Carol Hague said:

Dave Larrington <[email hidden]> wrote:

and I was

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soon safely ensconced in the cafe in South Cave,

There's a caff in South Cave? Blimmin' 'eck, they kept that quiet!

North Cave wasn't it ?

That sounds possible - I lived in the area until last autumn and visited
South Cave on numerous occasions to use their Post Office (which is
staffed by nice cheerful ladies who don't mind a recumbent trike parked
outside) and had never spotted anything resembling a caff, although IIRC
there was a chippy and a couple of pubs.

North Cave, on the other hand, I knew much less well, so the possibility
of a caff lurking there somewhere seems more likely somehow.

--
Carol
Some are born weird, some achieve weirdness, and others
feed giraffes to the ceiling.
- Richard Robinson on uk.rec.sheds.

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MSeries said:

Carol Hague said:

Dave Larrington <[email hidden]> wrote:

and I was
> soon safely ensconced in the cafe in South Cave,

There's a caff in South Cave? Blimmin' 'eck, they kept that quiet!

Courtesy of our local club. List of Cafes:

http://qurl.net/yM

N+S Cave listings are pubs and a mysterious "textile gallery".
--
Simon Mason
http://www.simonmason.karoo.net

In article <[email hidden]>, Carol Hague

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Did you spot the Skidby windmill, or were you going too fast to see it?

I did. And - curiously enough - saw it mentioned in one of Peter
Robinson's Inspector Banks novels, what I was reading yesterday while
recovering from being Pizened by - I suspect - the cheeseburger scoffed
at Spurn Head. Which was itself visited by a character in ANOTHER one
of Peter Robinson's Inspector Banks novels, what I was reading yesterday
while recovering from being Pizened etc. etc.

Robinson's opinion of Withernsea, moreover, tallies fairly closely with
mine. NOT complimentary...

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I think we may have some spare ones squibbling about in one of our bits
boxen. If i remember (ha!) I'll bring them to Darley Moor for you, if
you're planning to attend.

Fret not, I have already bought some...

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Oxymoron: spot cream for chavs.

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MSeries () said:

Carol Hague said:

Dave Larrington <[email hidden]> wrote:

and I was

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soon safely ensconced in the cafe in South Cave,

There's a caff in South Cave? Blimmin' 'eck, they kept that quiet!

North Cave wasn't it ?

Deffo South, at approximately here:

<URL:http://tinyurl.com/pp6dh>

Called, with stunning originality, The Tea Shop...

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Apparently Guy has now got a Brompton. I'd never have guessed.

Dave Larrington said:

Deffo South, at approximately here:

<URL:http://tinyurl.com/pp6dh>

Called, with stunning originality, The Tea Shop...

How odd. You'd think I'd've noticed it really. I remember a flower shop
and a bathroom shop on the corner, but not the tea shop. Senility draws
on apace....

--
Carol
Some are born weird, some achieve weirdness, and others
feed giraffes to the ceiling.
- Richard Robinson on uk.rec.sheds.

In article <[email hidden]>, Carol Hague

() said:

Dave Larrington said:

Deffo South, at approximately here:

<URL:http://tinyurl.com/pp6dh>

Called, with stunning originality, The Tea Shop...

How odd. You'd think I'd've noticed it really. I remember a flower shop
and a bathroom shop on the corner, but not the tea shop. Senility draws
on apace....

'tis immediately next door to the hullabaloos' shop, if that's any help.

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
Give the anarchist a cigarette.

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Larrington () said:

In article <[email hidden]>, Carol Hague

() said:

Dave Larrington said:

Deffo South, at approximately here:

<URL:http://tinyurl.com/pp6dh>

Called, with stunning originality, The Tea Shop...

How odd. You'd think I'd've noticed it really. I remember a flower shop
and a bathroom shop on the corner, but not the tea shop. Senility draws
on apace....

'tis immediately next door to the hullabaloos' shop, if that's any help.

s/hullabaloos/huntin'shootin'fishin'/

STUPID spilling chucker.

--
Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
While you were out at the Rollright Stones, I came and set fire to your
Shed.

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'tis immediately next door to the hullabaloos' shop, if that's any help.

s/hullabaloos/huntin'shootin'fishin'/

STUPID spilling chucker.

Another small world crashes - I quite liked the sound of a hullabaloos'
shop.

Did they hire a motor cruiser on the Broads and play noisy music next to
nesting birds? </Ransome>

--
Mark, UK
"Morals consist of political morals, commercial morals, ecclesiastical
morals, and morals."

Mark McNeill said:

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'tis immediately next door to the hullabaloos' shop, if that's any help.

s/hullabaloos/huntin'shootin'fishin'/

STUPID spilling chucker.

Another small world crashes - I quite liked the sound of a hullabaloos'
shop.

Did they hire a motor cruiser on the Broads and play noisy music next to
nesting birds? </Ransome>

Oh, push off!

...d

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Did they hire a motor cruiser on the Broads and play noisy music next to
nesting birds? </Ransome>

Oh, push off!

I must re-read that book: I remember when I first read it feeling angry
at the sheer injustice of the hero being disbelieved, even by friends
who approved of what they thought he'd done.

--
Mark, UK
"There was never a century nor a country that was short of experts who
knew the Deity's mind and were willing to reveal it."

"Mark McNeill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Response to David Martin:

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Did they hire a motor cruiser on the Broads and play noisy music next
to
nesting birds? </Ransome>

Oh, push off!

I must re-read that book: I remember when I first read it feeling angry
at the sheer injustice of the hero being disbelieved, even by friends
who approved of what they thought he'd done.

Don't stop at that one - read them all, in order if you want to be nerdy
about it :-)

cheers,
clive

Clive George said:

Don't stop at that one - read them all, in order if you want to be nerdy
about it :-)

But where in the order should you read ML?

R.

Mark McNeill said:

Response to Dave Larrington:

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'tis immediately next door to the hullabaloos' shop, if that's any help.

s/hullabaloos/huntin'shootin'fishin'/

STUPID spilling chucker.

Another small world crashes - I quite liked the sound of a hullabaloos'
shop.

Yes, it sounded like much more fun :-)

--
Carol
Some are born weird, some achieve weirdness, and others
feed giraffes to the ceiling.
- Richard Robinson on uk.rec.sheds.

Response to Clive George:

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Don't stop at that one - read them all, in order if you want to be nerdy
about it :-)

Oh, I prolly will some time soon, it's been far too long. I re-read the
Narnia books recently - in order of publication, natch. ;-)

--
Mark, UK
"You can safely assume that you've created God in your own image when it
turns out that God hates all the same people you do."