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Fingal's Cave, Isle of Staffa, Scotland from a heaving boat.
Apparently, there’s a story that the sub force did a midnight raid to Holbrook to “borrow” a piece to keep one of the remaining O boats operational!Working on commissioning the first AUUKUS sub today in Holbrook, we have a concrete low cost concept ready to go, now where is the ocean…..View attachment 525155
PS sub Cafe does a mean steak sandwich, forget the bakery!


At least the Oxley was new when we bought itWorking on commissioning the first AUUKUS sub today in Holbrook, we have a concrete low cost concept ready to go, now where is the ocean…..View attachment 525155
PS sub Cafe does a mean steak sandwich, forget the bakery!
MrsK and I have just used the Murray's 'Limo' to get to Sydney for our flight tomorrow morning. Given the cost difference and very little difference in time of travel is a no brainer for us.
OMG!MrsK and I have just used the Murray's 'Limo' to get to Sydney for our flight tomorrow morning. Given the cost difference and very little difference in time of travel is a no brainer for us.
We left at noon, so probably an hour later than you. We were plane spotting from the bar and saw the UL flight pull in. I guess that's what your heading out on.OMG!I must have missed you by only a couple of hours then. I was on a Murrays to SYD today. Now onboard UL607, waiting to depart SYD.
Ah ha! there is a very nice wine bar across the square and an ice cream shop

Yea I was on the 1100 Murrays. And yea, that was the UL I was on …We left at noon, so probably an hour later than you. We were plane spotting from the bar and saw the UL flight pull in. I guess that's what you’re heading out on.
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I'm sorry to hear about your father, John. I'm sure you made him a very proud dad.The head monk in the village died recently and last week the 100 day memorial was held where people from around the area gathered with many pledging to provide food.
As my dad passed away less than 12 months ago we decided that we would also provide food to honour the monk and my dad. We paid for 200 meals of pork, sticky rice, vegetables and desert to be provided.
There were more than 500 people present and we were allocated a stand. After the service the monks would bless the food and in that time people walk around to see what's on offer. Most had chosen our stand.
Note we had never been involved in anything like this previously and I'm not exaggerating when I say that our 200 meals were distributed in less than 2 minutes. I didn't have time to take proper photos as everything happened so quickly. Lots missed out and they looked disappointed. Next time we come across similar we will provide more meals but we will hold back some of the meals to give more people a chance.
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