- that Fennel's got hold of Redmire....I can't imagine what he means, otherwise....The New Owner of Redmire?
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Gary Bills
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Re: The New Owner of Redmire?
It seems quite clear - and I hope it's true - that Fennel's got hold of Redmire....I can't imagine what he means, otherwise....
- that Fennel's got hold of Redmire....I can't imagine what he means, otherwise....-
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Or ....llandrindod wells
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Or alternatively they won't have to keep anybody happy only themselves!Dave Burr wrote: ↑Fri Jan 27, 2017 3:05 pm The red top newspapers make their living out of hints and innuendo. Come on children, Christmas will come soon enough. Let's all calm down and off to bed with the lot of you.
One thing's for sure. Whoever continues with the fishing will have a mighty juggling act to keep everybody happy - if that's their objective. Not a job I'd want. If i had it....... well, maybe on another post eh
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Or is it Ashlea ?
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I had an email from him on 9th Jan saying he had heard the pool was up for sale and did I know anything about it.
I can't imagine he has bought as he has only recently bought a cottage in North Wales but you never know...
I can't imagine he has bought as he has only recently bought a cottage in North Wales but you never know...
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I hope he hasn't Gazumped me !! 
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I should imagine there is a big difference in property prices between the cotswolds and Mid Wales. Maybe he's used the short fall for a deposit on a big mortgage Nige?
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If it is true it can't be bad news for Redmire.
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I have sent him a PM I wonder if he will reply or will we have to wait until next week, I think so.
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The most precious places in the English landscape are those secretive corners,
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