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Should be interesting to see what comments / values (if anything) comes back from the antique place, I put anything with a chip in it in the basket for the mosaic classes.

Are others having the sloooooooooww computer syndrome tonight?

Dot, Since Telstra changed our monthly data allowance from 5Gb to 50Gb or whatever it was, I don't have the slow computer syndrome anymore.

"Said Hanrahan" my favorite poem ever

Are you back in the land of the living Terry? and what did you get up to in Melb?

Still not sure if it's called living, but we is back home again. Had a great week-end, a 50th birthday party with a 1920's theme, around 60 people showed up, all good company and easy to talk to so we felt we fitted in straight away. Then Sunday travelled up to Lance & Annie's place (Caravaner forum people) and dropped off Lance's lithium repowered fold up trike and he had a drive around inside the house with it with a big smile on his face, then we did the 10hr drive back home. The Hume upgrades sure have made that an easy drive these days, dual carriageway from end to end and every own bypassed. The Albury bypass takes at least 30 mins off the trip, as does the Tarcutta and Holbrook bypass. I much prefer to drive the Hume at night, truckies are great to share the road with but a few car drivers gave us a few white knuckle experiences. It was great to actually get away, even though it was only for a week end, Margaret has a renewed appreciation for the Mazda as the Falcon didn't have a lot of room to move in and we had to drink Roadhouse coffee, that will take a while to recover from, we eventually decide if it didn't have a macca's sign we would keep driving, they can at least make reasonable coffee.

I remember the Hume being started with the dual roads, when the first stage was completed to Seymour that is where we used to race the coppers Jelly bean cars, if you went flat out for long enough the coppers cars would blow up, heaps of fun way back when.. Were you cold enough down in Melb or did you and the "little dude" get into the red stuff to keep warm?

dream4red wrote:Reckon it would cost her 2grand to get the plate to pommy land, in one bit and to the right specialist auction house. If she is keen enough to do the research, good luck to her. I keep looking for Clariss Cliff stuff, but the op shop people seem to know all about her!

I just sold a square plate of hers.on our trademe site.Heres another thats on there we are selling..

there's a list?

Is that for the used tooth picks Norman. ?