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Ive added a few pages to the wood stoves section at the top.you can click on the link wood stove also if you hover your mouse over it the sub pages will drop down
We offer assistance as required by user organisations, such as Police, Ambulance, Doctors, Local Authority etc. This is often in extraordinary circumstances or extremes of weather, such as heavy snow or flooding. The group holds public liability insurance to cover members for response work. Membership of the Yorks-Lincs 4×4 Response Group is open to anybody who is willing to help. You do not need to be an expert off-road driver, or even own a 4×4. Members have access to training to the highest standards in off-road driving, first aid, winch work & vehicle recovery. To operate successfully we also need a network of supporters, fund raisers and other volunteers. The group has an active social side and while the principle aims of the group are very serious, we try to involve the whole family where possible. We have monthly open meetings (see the forum for dates and locations) and regular green laning trips and events such as camping weekends where children and other family members are welcome to come along. We also attend a number of 4×4 shows both socially and to promote the group.
Are the bells of marriage tolling for my mate Rob If they are then give us some notice as I will need new suit and walking boots. Because knowing you it wont be get you to the church on time.It will be up some hill somewhere.
Well we have found the band for the wedding embedded by Embedded Video
Well I am back from my holls in Turkey again. We stayed in the duman hotel again in Altinkum. I know its had a few complaints in the past on tripadvisor. Its not the poshest of hotels buts its cheap and basic its not far from the beach and is close to the main prom and only a short walk away from Dolphin square.A few people have posted good and bad reviews.But often you will only hear about the bad stuff and not the good stuff. Yes its basic a bit like a travel lodge and yes the rooms could do with a makeover but they are comfy and clean well onthe 2 times we have stayed they have been here are a few photos of our room.I had taken the pictures as we where packing up to leave in our last day and the end of the week.the stuff we where leaving behind we put on top of the mirror.As we had bought that much stuff we would be overweight. But as reported before on tripadvisor the old manager/owner has now gone to Istanbul and his son is now manager. He is not that talkative but polite but all the other staff where very friendly and also took time out to teach us a little but of the turkish language While I was there I went Scuba diving with the Crocodile Diving Centre the Instructor is Called Mehmet and he is a great guy.I am looking to return back there soon to do my PADI diving course with him for two pleasure scuba dives and lunch on the boat it costs about £45. you can find his boat in the harbour before10.30 most days and after 5pm or book through either your rep of like we did through a company that did trips.The one we used is oppersite Linikers Bar 2 mins from hotel toward the main beach. As for food you are spoil for choice we ate at several places. But one that made our trip this year was the WhiteHouse restaurant Next door to the Camels. The food was outstanding all the staff where brilliant and the otterman plate was to-die for it was brilliant I would recomend it to anyone And Mario there made it even More Special ask him to pole dance for you and ledies if your there ask for the “Dream of the young ladies” for dessert There is plenty of shopping to be had around Altinkum in the Didim Shopping Centre just behind Dolphin Square there are bargins to be had and you need to haggle.If its not priced HAGGLE you will get a bargin. I will add a bit more to this over the next few days But thanks to Mario and the rest of the staff and the Boss at the Whitehouse Restaurant you made our holiday this year Roger and Lorna
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