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Placido wrote:I was thinking today ......... for most of us this is our fourth forum. D'you think this one will last ?? My vote:

Placido wrote:I was thinking today ......... for most of us this is our fourth forum. D'you think this one will last ?? My vote:

Given our past record you wouldn't get very good odds at the bookies but I think this time we have hit "nirvana" and will take some shaking out of the tree. So from me it's

I see three members have 50+ posts which raises two questions.

1. Did the RRR return? and

2. Was it the same as last time or worse?

My vote for will it last, a resounding I've never heard of a group of internet pals that have been through so much and still managed to stay together. Yep, I reckon that this is the 'home' we all wanted.

I'm guessing RRR has followed us here peregrine. There is no cure as you know. Luckily (?) it seems that it only affects our community ..... or does it??

greenfinch wrote:Yesterday after the fog lifted we did our cliff walk and yes we saw the Puffins , not so many this year but the cliffs were looking good and the thrift beautiful I will try and send photos.

Fantastic pics greenfinch. See what you mean. What a lovely place.

Thank you Biker.

What's RRR - Rock Robin's Rock ??

Nice to see the pics, greenfinch

nuthatch wrote:What's RRR - Rock Robin's Rock ??

Red Robin Rash. Nasty.

nuthatch wrote:What's RRR - Rock Robin's Rock ??

You will find its starts around your 45th post, slight reddening and itch. On your 50th post, and BANG, RRR in full swing. You can't stop it and there's no cure. You have to live with it and let nature take its course.

Did anyone see the solution to my 'cannon ball' pic?