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Classiccars
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Re: Christmas
Best festives wishes to all and thanks very much for all the info and help again this year.Amazing is all I can say and thank you.
- geoberni
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Merry Christmas everyone. We've had no snow yet this year, so just reusing last year's image.

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myoldjalopy
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Nadelik lowen dhe onan hag oll - spessly an re ha Morris Minor dhedha! 
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ManyMinors
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We've had no snow either so far but I can't say I look forward to it.
As others have already said: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everybody on the forum
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May any problems just be Minor ones!
As others have already said: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everybody on the forum
May any problems just be Minor ones!
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Re: Christmas
Merry Christmas to one and all; let no one want for anything in the New Year.
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Happy Christmas All!
Thank you for all your help this year and over many years.
I am off shortly to ring the bells for Christmas Day (in my Morris of course) but since it is VERY cold, not with the roof down
Stephen
Thank you for all your help this year and over many years.
I am off shortly to ring the bells for Christmas Day (in my Morris of course) but since it is VERY cold, not with the roof down
Stephen
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Stephen
Stephen
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myoldjalopy
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....and with the heater on! 
Re: Christmas
Wishing all great joy as we rejoice in this wonderful day.
- Bill_qaz
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Same square as my 1st pic but with snow 2017.
Still have phone box but lost the village shop unfortunately
Still have phone box but lost the village shop unfortunately
Regards Bill
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POMMReg
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Does ANYONE actually like mince pies, or were they invented purely to offer guests you didn't like & wanted to leave asap?
Further investigations uncovered it was an inside job!!
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I don't like therm, I LOVE them. Bur ony good quality ones from our local traditional bakery, not the supermarket rubbish.
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ManyMinors
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Re: Christmas
I like a good mince pie too. Has to be hot though and with a little bit of cream

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Lift the lid on a hot mince pie (preferably home made) and slide in a piece of blue stilton. Let it melt for a few minutes, sit back and savour the taste sensation
My wife made some delicious mincemeat scones the other day as an alternative to pies.
My wife made some delicious mincemeat scones the other day as an alternative to pies.

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bobtail4x4
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Re: Christmas
now there is a thought
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POMMReg
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Put them out at night & the foxes throw them back!
I seem to remember mince pie filling in some puff pastry affair, ie; a mince pie WITHOUT the need to chew thick tasteless pastry, ring any bells?
I seem to remember mince pie filling in some puff pastry affair, ie; a mince pie WITHOUT the need to chew thick tasteless pastry, ring any bells?
Further investigations uncovered it was an inside job!!
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POMMReg
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Go for homemade, supermarket, like most processed food, contains Palm & Rapeseed Oil, both need to be avoided!
Further investigations uncovered it was an inside job!!
