Where in Arran did they make the jumpers?
You値l be looking for one...with elbow patches.
Could just imagine the wee fanny in one with corduroy trousers and a checked jacket
Where in Arran did they make the jumpers?
You値l be looking for one...with elbow patches.
Could just imagine the wee fanny in one with corduroy trousers and a checked jacket
In a caravan.
With a lets go 10 in a row poster
Where in Arran did they make the jumpers?
You値l be looking for one...with elbow patches.
Could just imagine the wee fanny in one with corduroy trousers and a checked jacket
In a caravan.
With a lets go 10 in a row poster
But you wipe arseholes for a living 😁
Where in Arran did they make the jumpers?
You値l be looking for one...with elbow patches.
Could just imagine the wee fanny in one with corduroy trousers and a checked jacket
In a caravan.
With a lets go 10 in a row poster
But you wipe arseholes for a living 😁
Eh, no I don't but the people that do that job are essential. The way you act it would not surprise me if you need someone to wipe yours.
Where in Arran did they make the jumpers?
You値l be looking for one...with elbow patches.
Could just imagine the wee fanny in one with corduroy trousers and a checked jacket
In a caravan.
With a lets go 10 in a row poster
But you wipe arseholes for a living 😁
Eh, no I don't but the people that do that job are essential. The way you act it would not surprise me if you need someone to wipe yours.
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**** right, don't know what you have been taken but you are completely
**** nuts
You will all have been on tenterhooks but I can confirm the meeting took place. 3 hours of convivial drinks and laughter. It was great! Every single poster here was discussed in depth.
I can confirm that I met up with the poster PeterGrant.
An absolutely fantastic time was had. I'm now 100% up to speed with all internal politics with regards to the posters of this ethical board.
I'll tell you this for free btw, the Auchrannie is the place to get your hole if you're after it. Obviously with us having morals we wouldn't stray from our wives, but we did have some offers.
We chose to mark the momentous occasion with a selfie.
I can confirm that I met up with the poster PeterGrant.
An absolutely fantastic time was had. I'm now 100% up to speed with all internal politics with regards to the posters of this ethical board.
I'll tell you this for free btw, the Auchrannie is the place to get your hole if you're after it. Obviously with us having morals we wouldn't stray from our wives, but we did have some offers.
We chose to mark the momentous occasion with a selfie.
Brilliant selfie!!! Captured the moment perfectly.
Great pics. It must have been good to look at these amazing views while reflecting on the in depth discussions we had about each and every poster.
Great pics. It must have been good to look at these amazing views while reflecting on the in depth discussions we had about each and every poster.
Absolutely. The stones on the beach reminded me of the 'no stone unturned' nature of the in depth discussions.
Great pics. It must have been good to look at these amazing views while reflecting on the in depth discussions we had about each and every poster.
Absolutely. The stones on the beach reminded me of the 'no stone unturned' nature of the in depth discussions.
Superb pictures. Glad you all had a great time 👍😀
Intriguing discussions 🤔
Yesterday was day 3 and wasn't as sunny as 1 or 2, but still decent.
Breakfast in Cruize, followed by a walk up Catacol Glen to the lovely Loch Tanna, which was 8 miles in total. It was a slog, but I still found it to be highly enjoyable, with crystal clear waters in the river and lots of interesting wildlife such as bright red and white spotted mushrooms that wouldn't look out of place in Super Mario. This is where they get the water for the Isle of Arran Distillery, and I'd been meaning to do this walk for years as I scattered my dad's ashes at the start of the walk.
On the way back, I stopped off at the 'sailors grave' which is halfway between Catacol and Lochranza. In 1854, a man by the name of John McLean died on board a ship anchored in the bay of Lochranza. The crew wanted to bury him in Lochranza, but the locals were worried he may bring infection, so didn't allow his body to be buried in the churchyard. The Catacol residents said the same, so he ended up being buried halfway between both villages and the grave remains. It's tradition to lay a pebble on the grave as a mark of respect.
Back to the hotel for a nice bath then tea at the Brodick Pier chippie.
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