I would say that it would be fine for stalking MD.
I certainly plan to use it like that when things warm up a touch!
The Ledger Heavy
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LuckyLuca
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I walked across an empty land
I knew the pathway like the back of my hand
I felt the earth beneath my feet
Sat by the river and it made me complete.
I knew the pathway like the back of my hand
I felt the earth beneath my feet
Sat by the river and it made me complete.
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BarbelBonce
Re: The Ledger Heavy
P Hook - you have a PM from me.
BTW, I try to avoid the use of the 'BB' initials thing - I wouldn't want anyone to think that I am equating myself with old Watkins-Jockstrap!
I was given the nick-name barbelbonce when I said to a pal years ago that I would not go a-carping with him as I had my Barbel head on!
BTW, I try to avoid the use of the 'BB' initials thing - I wouldn't want anyone to think that I am equating myself with old Watkins-Jockstrap!
I was given the nick-name barbelbonce when I said to a pal years ago that I would not go a-carping with him as I had my Barbel head on!
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MGs
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINTAGE-CANE- ... 4629fac865
OMG rings held on with what looks like insulating tape and almost a foot missing from the tip. Optimistic or what. I've seen ones in great condition for less
Old car owners never die....they just rust away
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GazTheAngler
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MG's that's a piece of tat that is.
Someone should offer a fiver for that and the other two cane rod pieces for the spares box.
Those supposedly 7000+ year old arrow heads look rather new too.
Someone should offer a fiver for that and the other two cane rod pieces for the spares box.
Those supposedly 7000+ year old arrow heads look rather new too.