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  • #16
    piglet if you think im going to wee in the car park think again!!!!!!
    Last edited by wellie; 07-03-2007, 07:05 PM. Reason: wrong spelling

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    • #17
      I do apologise, that last post about peeing in the car park was NOT me! Trousers retrieved my PMs for me and then forgot to log in as 'himself'....

      Having been there securing the patch 'early doors' for three years running now, I know the Car Park 'Marshalls' that are normally on duty, so we could secure a little spot on the Sunday for sufficient cars to park together in a group to make life easier for those who hold their hands up as definitely going.

      Sunday is the only day we could go, as Trousers and I are at a Wedding (not ours!) the day before, where I'll have decorated their wedding cake (scarey!!!!) so we'll probably be a little worse for wear on the Sunday, but hey! "Avoid Hangovers, Stay Drunk" comes to mind....

      It would seem sensible, this far ahead of the game, that when peeps have decided that they're going, to liaise with Pigletwillie re what they'd like to make/take for the picnic, if anything, because it's in no way obligatory? Would that be a good plan? And I mean 'openly' on the forum, not privately, or no-one else would know, and then we'd ALL take Rhubarb Schnapps and Road Kill Quiche. THEN we'd be in trouble...!

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      • #18
        Mazel bee, Good wishes and happy thoughts to you and yours. I truly hope it is the best day of your life.



        Apologies to the Malvern set - it's a bit far for me to drive these days, even though the car has not yet been sold

        Hope you all have a great time. We will be there in spirit.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Mrs Dobby View Post
          we'll do the Italian Job in our MINI
          God, please dont do that to a Mini... you remember what happened to them in the film..!



          Anyhow I might be going to the Spring Malvern show, I went to my first one last Autumn, I loved it.
          Blogging at..... www.thecynicalgardener.wordpress.com

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          • #20
            Originally posted by wellie View Post
            It would seem sensible, this far ahead of the game, that when peeps have decided that they're going, to liaise with Pigletwillie re what they'd like to make/take for the picnic, if anything, because it's in no way obligatory? Would that be a good plan?
            That would be an excellent plan - thinking of how many of us will be driving, perhaps some cordial/soft drinks... I've seen a thread on home made ones?

            BTW that's not me volunteering, just what I think we need - I'm more your cheese straws or quiche kinda' cook........which I'm more than happy to do.....
            Last edited by Hazel at the Hill; 07-03-2007, 08:21 PM.

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            • #21
              Hazel, Cheese Straws - my favourite! Please bring some. They go great with a cold glass of Pinot Grigio, and Trousers will be driving, so no cordial for me thanks!
              Lesley, why don't you and LJ come? Loads of time between now and then for your knee to heal, and I'm sure The Boys of the group would like to see their Peastick-wielding Beauty 'in the flesh'.....!

              *Serious Warning to All Grapes who decide to turn up to The Malvern Spring Show: WELLIE SAYS TAKE YOUR WELLIES !!!! The showground gets very muddy, especially when it tips it down, so best take waterproof jackets in the car as well, eh?! Normally, the weather is really lovely and sunny.
              (I burnt my chesticles one year...! which made Trousers larf).

              Just for the record, we'll be taking a kettle, something to boil it on, teabags, sugar, sweetners, milk and coffee. Nearer the time, once everyone else has decided what to bring etc. we'll decide on a contribution then to fill in a gap or two.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by wellie View Post
                *Serious Warning to All Grapes who decide to turn up to The Malvern Spring Show: WELLIE SAYS TAKE YOUR WELLIES !!!! The showground gets very muddy, especially when it tips it down, so best take waterproof jackets in the car as well, eh?! Normally, the weather is really lovely and sunny.
                That sparks a dim and distant memory of when my folks took me to the show - the coach we went in got stuck in the mud, and they had to have a tractor to pull it out!

                (I burnt my chesticles one year...! which made Trousers larf).
                ....and it's made me smile too, Wellie.... chesticles, indeed!

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                • #23
                  If you get stuck in the mud at this particular Malvern Show Hazel, I will personally pull you out with my Chelsea Tractor, just to prove that 4by4s have a perfectly plausible role in the country, as opposed to city life taking kids to school that are perfectly capable of walking on their own two feet.

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                  • #24
                    Well Iv'e thought it through and tried to juggle work but I cant make it ( I can hear the sighs of releif). Hope all the grapes who do go have a wonderfull time and someone remember to take photographs for those of us who cant be there.
                    Last edited by beefy; 07-03-2007, 11:47 PM.
                    There comes a point in your life when you realize who matters, who never did, who won't anymore and who always will. Don't worry about people from your past, there's a reason why they didn't make it in your future.

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                    • #25
                      After you lot all going on about Pinot Grigio I had a bottle (or two) while I was away. Very nice! Its now on my favs list. Got any more suggestions Wellie.
                      ~
                      Aerodynamically the bumblebee shouldn't be able to fly, but the bumblebee doesn't know that so it goes on flying anyway.
                      ~ Mary Kay Ash

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by wellie View Post
                        If you get stuck in the mud at this particular Malvern Show Hazel, I will personally pull you out with my Chelsea Tractor, just to prove that 4by4s have a perfectly plausible role in the country, as opposed to city life taking kids to school that are perfectly capable of walking on their own two feet.
                        You're allowed one as a bona fide country girl - it's those daft beggars with their 4x4s who drive to B'ham international station to catch the train to London taking up just slightly more than 1 parking space that tic me off! Even my bananarama punto has trouble squishing in between them!

                        And you're DEFINITELY allowed one if you pull me out of the mud at Malvern along with my hearty thankyous!

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                        • #27
                          Jennie,
                          Glad the Pinot Grigio went down well. They do a pink Pinot Grigio now too. And it's just a lovely.
                          If you like Red Wine, try Chateau Neuf de Pape and Fleurie. Mmmm......

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                          • #28
                            Thanks Wellie!
                            ~
                            Aerodynamically the bumblebee shouldn't be able to fly, but the bumblebee doesn't know that so it goes on flying anyway.
                            ~ Mary Kay Ash

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                            • #29
                              I'm quite near but not sure if I can make it as it will work out to quite an expensive day for me (with two kids) with admission, carparking etc. Will have to see nearer the time. Would love to see you all though.
                              Bex

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                              • #30
                                Thanks Lesley, I did look at the site thats how I know I might not be able to afford it. Its £10 just to park the car.
                                Bex

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