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That's me over and out for a bit.

Going to longbow shop (carol archery) later as Debbie needs some new shafts and piles.

Will speak later have fun ya all.

And a headdress? Sorry.........

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Evening all, just braved some non - festival weather to sign for my allotment :-)

Now I'll warm up with beer and noodles, with gf ciabatta pizza for Mrs CJ, and chill, and work out how to downsize Winter this year, lol.

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Pffffft. I've had hotel pre and post, flights, work and dogs booked into day care for weeks! :P

Yeah, was definitely a bit slow on the uptake so ended up out in Bath. Can't book time off work as I am currently not expecting to be working where I'm working beyond 31st December!

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Morning troops. Looks ok out from what I can see although that w*t stuff hammered down all night.

Round 2 of interview today, which is looking quite positive seeing as they have now put a better paid job on the table.

we shall see.

Which hotels have you lot booked? In Glastonbury or Pilton?

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Morning troops. Looks ok out from what I can see although that w*t stuff hammered down all night.

Round 2 of interview today, which is looking quite positive seeing as they have now put a better paid job on the table.

we shall see.

Which hotels have you lot booked? In Glastonbury or Pilton?

Good luck today with interview.

Yukky last night but promising today.... fog will lift I am told and bright thing in sky will appear!

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Pffffft. I've had hotel pre and post, flights, work and dogs booked into day care for weeks! :P

hee hee, I've had my accommodation sorted since 2011

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Mrs CJ, when we went over to Blackpool recently....

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Morning troops. Looks ok out from what I can see although that w*t stuff hammered down all night.

Round 2 of interview today, which is looking quite positive seeing as they have now put a better paid job on the table.

we shall see.

Which hotels have you lot booked? In Glastonbury or Pilton?

And good luck in that interview too.

Soggy Doggy day down with you today? Sounds a good term for this unacceptable weather.

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Morning!!

I'm in the process of booking our b&b for Glastonbury Monday :) Last year we all met in a MacDonalds at 5am to go on site together, that worked so I think we'll be doing that again this year.

Good luck with the interview Dee!

I'm waiting to see how much my car is costing, it is in for brake stuff. Eek.

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Which hotels have you lot booked? In Glastonbury or Pilton?

We've got a b and b near Wells booked. Stayed there the last 2 years. The entrance to the car parks is about 10 minutes down the back roads.

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