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18th June 2012, 22:51
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I also enjoyed the few hours spent at my 'local' Caldecot arms!!! Meeting a few new faces and getting to suss out the handbrake debacle that i will now comence to undertake on my own beastie.
Incidentally did anyone find or pick up a pair of burgundy Osiris spectacles as I lost them between taking photos and going home around 4pm.  Thers always somthing to mar a good day init!!!
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Yeah handbrakes are a law unto themselves, so far touch wood mine is still behaving but how much longer for who can say, so its good to know that there are members who have a remedy for it. Sorry to hear you lost the shades hope they didnt cost too much, I know some are humungous to buy, but as I wear glasses 24/7 I always have shades on as well. Hope to meet you all again although it isnt my local LOL Mike |
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