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Afternoon all
We're out in the motorhome again, this time at Rye. Some friends are joining us later so there'll probably be a few drinkies consumed.
We decided to go for breakfast on our way to Rye so went to Airport Café near Hythe, about 40 minutes away from home. As we pulled up Alan declared that he'd forgotten his bag with his wallet, phone, glasses etc. in it, so we had our breakfast then drove back home to get it. What a plonker 
We had a border collie when I was about 6 years old. Our house backed onto a school playing field and the dog used to get out and try to round up the kids playing on the field 
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Afternoon Helen 
Well done, Alan - not! A cracking start to your getaway but hopefully all's resolved and you're heading for Rye 
Have a lovely time but apparently it's going to be hot, so keep the drinkies cool. Safe travels xxx
Evening Uki.
I've just looked at Flaming Lips 
an American rock band, no less.
It's been years since I visited the Piece Hall and long before it was all done up, so have a great time and enjoy the meal. Let your hair down for a few hours, hon xxx
