Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth
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Oh, nice. What are they? Got some Panama Jacks like that but they're falling apart & they don't do 'em anymore.Originally posted by BR14 View PostYes i KNEW that.
this is more my style:

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Off to do fireworks & a bit of witching tonight.
Can't really do that at home anymore now I'm a thatched cottager.
Then it's down to West Bay in the morning for a new pair of bike boots.
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostThe Pitt Rivers Musuem is good
https://www.prm.ox.ac.uk/
Victorian curiosity cabinets a plenty, none of this carefully curated, legible labels nonsense.Whole family loved it!Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostAnother vote for Pitt Rivers.
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If you're feeling thirsty, the Morse pub crawl is supposed to be a pleasant distraction. Google for details.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThis weekend eek and I will be joining WTFH in hunting cyclists - especially those who dare to criticize the lack of a weekend thread.
I might be spending some time near Oxford too. If anyone has any great tips for things to do round there they would be gratefully received.
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I actually did that this morning when I forgot how cycle friendly (read pedestrian unfriendly) Copenhagen is.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThis weekend eek and I will be joining WTFH in hunting cyclists - especially those who dare to criticize the lack of a weekend thread.
I might be spending some time near Oxford too. If anyone has any great tips for things to do round there they would be gratefully received.
Regarding my weekend due to crapness of flights
3am start tomorrow to get 5am flight home (all UK times) should be home at 10am via Schipol..
17:10 sunday flying back here for Monday morning. Stuff has gone wrong and muggings here inherited it on Tuesday....
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TFA
Pub tonight followed by a curry
Tomorrow - Monthly Stableford which is not good news as I haven't picked up a club in 4 weeks
Sunday - Off to Twickers for the Vikings @ the Browns
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