terry nathan
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Hi Tom
Do you have a way of getting a message to Ian in Adelaide? Terry
Do you have a way of getting a message to Ian in Adelaide? Terry
Iain in Adelaide, Australia
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terry nathan
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Thanks Tom, we didn't have to go to the North Pole - we found him on the Down Under website you named. Hope you have a very happy Christmas. Do you ever come back to the UK (Wales). We'll be in Brecon for a week in May.
Terry
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You're welcome Terry, or OK boyo as we say in Wales.
Not near as often as I used to. When we had an office near Swansea, I always found an excuse to visit. The office was just a few doors from Chris' Dad and 20 miles from my family near Aberafan (aka Port Talbot). I've been over only once since I retired alpprox 5 years ago. I had my share of flying when I was working (frequent trips to the Orient, some to Europe and lots of U.S. domestic flights). Nowadays I have little desire to get on a plane, but I'm long overdue.
I spent many a day fishing the River Usk in and around Brecon. Nice little town and a good museum of Welsh Guards stuff.
terry nathan said:
Not near as often as I used to. When we had an office near Swansea, I always found an excuse to visit. The office was just a few doors from Chris' Dad and 20 miles from my family near Aberafan (aka Port Talbot). I've been over only once since I retired alpprox 5 years ago. I had my share of flying when I was working (frequent trips to the Orient, some to Europe and lots of U.S. domestic flights). Nowadays I have little desire to get on a plane, but I'm long overdue.
I spent many a day fishing the River Usk in and around Brecon. Nice little town and a good museum of Welsh Guards stuff.
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When I was 'in between wives' fifteen years ago I used Brecon Beacons National Park as my refuge - used to go down there on Friday lunchtimes from London in the motorhome, stay overnight at the service area near the Severn Bridge, Saturday and Sunday nights at a campground, and back to the real worl on Monday morning.
Of course I was young then!
Terry
Of course I was young then!
Terry
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Terry,
The Beacons would be a good place to just lose yourself and be away from civilization at a time like that.
According to this web site, the park has been designated a Geopark, one of only 24 in the world.
The Beacons would be a good place to just lose yourself and be away from civilization at a time like that.
According to this web site, the park has been designated a Geopark, one of only 24 in the world.
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Beautiful part of the UK and also where our famous SAS troops live and train.
