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Yes joanie, Faro in portugal is a great airport. Good access to the rest of the algarve.
Of Faro anywhere else i know nuffin.
Although i love sweden.
The women are...unbelievable.
Sorry if like mr Que that is completely useless to you.
No change from normal there.
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Lets meet in faro. Bring wine.
I worry about joanie. She seems to be under the misapprehension that i have any money!!!
And that iam so bewitched im gona hand it over.
Huey, id love to be a sugar daddy but, my dear, piston broke.
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Posted: |
May 25, 2016 - 7:19 AM
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MusicMad
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Lets meet in faro. Bring wine.
Stuff that, we're meeting at Graham's chateau, Schloss, castell, whatever the Spanish word for his gaff is. And he can supply the wine too, as long as it's not from his bathtub.
When we arrive in Santander next month, perhaps we should divert to go check out the locale ... and try the vino of course ... Graham: just how far west are you based?
On another note, it's the gulf stream that makes our holidays in Wales tolerable. Whatever the weather's doing - and it usually involves precipitation - at least the water's generally warm enough to swim in. (Except for last weekend when it was bone-achingly cold, but I swam in it anyway.)
I used to swim in the English sea most summers as a kid but my kids - and better half - prefer the warmer climes ... I do recall visiting The Gower (South Wales) back in the 1980s with friends. Having just returned from Kefalonia the previous week I took my snorkeling kit with me and happily went into the sea on a lovely, bright sunny early September day ... only to find that the moment I went underwater I could not breathe! I could have sworn the snorkel pipe worked perfectly in the Adriatic! 
Mitch
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Posted: |
May 25, 2016 - 3:25 PM
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Graham Watt
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Lets meet in faro. Bring wine.
Stuff that, we're meeting at Graham's chateau, Schloss, castell, whatever the Spanish word for his gaff is. And he can supply the wine too, as long as it's not from his bathtub.
/////////////Graham Watt has added via satellitephone (italics "off" mode)::::::"TG, the word for my gaff apparently translates to English as "squat"."
When we arrive in Santander next month, perhaps we should divert to go check out the locale ... and try the vino of course ... Graham: just how far west are you based?
////////////Graham Watt has added via satellitephone (italics "off" mode):::::::"Mitch, any further west and I'm in the Atlantic!"
Let's see if the new satellitephone, attached to the drone in the garden, manages to get the italics instructions right for once. Sometimes it's hard to know who's talking when the Quote function malfunctions.
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Too late mr Que. Thread has evolved. Its altered the sat nav from gotland to your gaff and the fact about half a dozen of the forum's cheekiest weirdos have invited themselves to your casa for a devils urine piss up and freebie holiday!!!!
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