2nd and 3rd September 2017 Boinger Bash And Fundraiser In Aid Of St Giles Hospice

[TonyL]

It's like a ghost town here now, everyone making their way home, it must be so strange for Mick and Shirl with so many people there one minute and gone the next.
What a weekend though, the recycling center will need a bigger lorry to move the mountain of bottles and cans!
Nick rose to the occasion by sleeping in his motor two nights rather than taking the cosy option of going home.
The court order was duly served on the bongo clan (and they actually left)
Field Marshall baldinio led all the children into battles, made pirate ships and rafts to sail down the stream and was generally thoroughly good egg.
Gwyn partied like it was 1999 as always, but thankfully didn't tire himself out, he also awarded all the children who bravely served in skirmishes with baldy medals of honour.
Paul was the life of the party as usual, almost outmatched at times by Dave, particularly when he got completely lagged in molton marsh mallows.
Steve was the happy chappy cheeky little chappy he always is.......
Personally I now need to sleep for a week.
Do it all again in just over three weeks.

Sounds a most excellent little get-together, Jamie.

And, oh yes, in just over three weeks' time.........BOING!!!!!


Er, y'know when you say, "Nick rose to the occasion."?????????

[Mole trapper]

Er, y'know when you say, "Nick rose to the occasion."????????? [/QUOTE]

Yep, partial eclipse of the sun!!

No stop it, it will only make him big headed.

[TonyL]

But I'd been told he wasn't nick-named (sic!) "Short Stroke Nick" for his airgun tweakery preferences!

[TonyL]

Anyone heard from The CULTured one recently?

[tinbum]

Er, y'know when you say, "Nick rose to the occasion."?????????

Yep, partial eclipse of the sun!!

No stop it, it will only make him big headed.


I have no idea where these rumours came from, but I am grateful.

[Vernal]

Most excellent news, sir, and I look forward to seeing you again.

Thank you Tony, I shall be doing my usual trick of shuffling around trying to scrounge free advice from all you knowledgeable chaps (rather hoping I can find an FWB expert to offer thoughts on my 300). See you all there.

[TonyL]

WonkyDonky is very knowledgeable on the FWB300 but we haven't seen him recently. Be lovely to see him again.

And I seem to remember that Jon Budd is, too, and I think he's coming along.

Have you been tinkering with anything else of late?

[Rickenbacker]

i am now a resident of Welwyn Garden |City, officially posh now!!!

Pete

No, your official location is still Luton.

:: looks in the top right corner of your posts ::

Yep - Luton.

[gtfreight]

It's my first time and would like to know if I need to bring my wellies?

[baldinio]

It's my first time and would like to know if I need to bring my wellies?

Wellies are a good idea mate, although I usually take a pair of trainers or similar in case its dry. Hope that helps bud, look forward to meeting you in September

[Unframed Dave]

It's my first time and would like to know if I need to bring my wellies?

Essential for the midnight initiation ceremony.

Dave

[TonyL]

Hi GT, so much will depend on the weather conditions on the lead up to play time.

The last two meets trainers sufficed.

If we get plenty of rain it can get a little squelchy underfoot at the gate and a little bit under the tunnel.

We'll get a report from Uncle Mick and the early arrivees a little closer to the day.

[gtfreight]

Wellies are a good idea mate, although I usually take a pair of trainers or similar in case its dry. Hope that helps bud, look forward to meeting you in September

Thank you Sir,

I'll pack wellies, boots and trainers to cover all eventualities.
Looking forward to it

[TonyL]

Three replies in under a minute!

Typical, helpful and friendly advice from Boingerpeeps.

[TonyL]

Er, just 25 to go, peeps.



BOING!!