Are we really 'good with wood'?

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February 20th 2010

Published: March 4th 2010

Day 300 - Hobart A couple of birthday shout outs this morning, firstly to my fabo cousin Bert out here in Aus. Happy birthday little cous, hope you had a great day with Kim. The second shout is to Harry (Brown) of Thatadoo Racing back home in Thatcham. Hope you're back on the track soon buddy and we'll see you when we get back. Happy Birthday both! Got to admit we were a bit weary this morni... Read Full Entry

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Darryl and Sarah

Welcome, come in, take a seat and enjoy the view! We were lucky enough to be in a position to make one of our dreams come true and it's hard to believe that we can now say we've 'been there and done that! It was the sort of adventure that 'normal people' like us could only dream about, taking a year out of work and travelling around Australia in a caravan towed by a 4WD. Somehow though we managed to turn it into a reality and between April 28th 2009 and April 26th 2010 that's exactly what we did. Our beautiful home and much loved cat in Moira, Derbyshire, UK were looked after by fami... full info

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5th March 2010

Jo Trouble
Jo McCarthy

'Lamb Chop'
Was 'Lamb Chop' at the 'Silly Billy's' stall? - Really clever guy that makes them. Did you stop at the fudge stalls? Yummm

10th March 2010

Lynne Coulsell
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Indeed he is good with wood but also with new race cars but boy is he going to need your help when you're back so good job your not going to be long now!!! A little prayer - please god give Sarah the strength to resist buying one of those hats - Amen xxxx

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