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18 Dec 2008 18:41 #941
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Could it be Ballykelly with Ben Twitch in the background?
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18 Dec 2008 19:31 #942
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This is getting confusing. Could poster indicate if they are responding to the diagram or the sports car in their answers! I haven't a clue of either. Nice helmet though!
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18 Dec 2008 19:34 #943
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My post was about the car with the hill in the background.
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18 Dec 2008 21:17 #944
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Diagram 2: Not Aldergrove PNK. I was sure you would have no problem with either diagram.
Am I dreaming, as I thought there was a delete button available on each posting. Ahhhhhhhhh,
just noticed the X in the bottom right corner, but it's not showen on Diagram 1.
And I now see it disappears farily quickly.
Hugo.
Am I dreaming, as I thought there was a delete button available on each posting. Ahhhhhhhhh,
just noticed the X in the bottom right corner, but it's not showen on Diagram 1.
And I now see it disappears farily quickly.
Hugo.
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18 Dec 2008 21:31 #945
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Hugo, It certainly is familiar but all my references are tucked away until the weekend. I also have a strong feeling of Deja Vu!
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18 Dec 2008 22:12 #946
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PNK, Your strong feeling of Deja Vu is extreamly valid. Remember a while back my "Barn Door"
suggestion!! Now you'er getting you'er own personal clues.
Hugo.
suggestion!! Now you'er getting you'er own personal clues.
Hugo.
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18 Dec 2008 23:42 #947
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Surely not Tallaght?
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19 Dec 2008 00:05 #948
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Why are you so surprised, didn't I say you would get it. Tallagh aka Cookstown it is.
Part of the site is now occupied by the Tallagh Hospital with it's helipad, so at least
the aviation link continues.
Ok, your go Peter, after after PETERTHEEATER's photo. Again
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Surely not Tallaght?
Why are you so surprised, didn't I say you would get it. Tallagh aka Cookstown it is.
Part of the site is now occupied by the Tallagh Hospital with it's helipad, so at least
the aviation link continues.
Ok, your go Peter, after after PETERTHEEATER's photo. Again
Hugo.
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19 Dec 2008 07:31 #949
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Sorry for muddying the water posters.
Hugoj_air's image was Tallagh aka Cookstown.
Now onto my image with the MG car.
No Canberra, it is not Balkelly.
Hugoj_air's image was Tallagh aka Cookstown.
Now onto my image with the MG car.
No Canberra, it is not Balkelly.
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19 Dec 2008 11:32 #950
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If only it was Brooklands! Shouldn't there be a leather strap over the bonnet or was that just my Dad's MG (pre-war version).
The only feature that comes to mind is the Wrekin but it looks a little too flat for that. When I get home tonight I will probably be too late.
The only feature that comes to mind is the Wrekin but it looks a little too flat for that. When I get home tonight I will probably be too late.
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