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Chris Williamson
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Location: Coventry
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 Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 8:58 pm Post subject: Quartic 101 misprint |
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Trust you have all had your latest and probably best ever copy of Quartic with it's extensive coverage of all the events held to celebrate the 40th anniversary. I hope too that you have read my report about our group's run from Longbridge to Seneffe and you have come to 2 conclusions, the first being "I see they had so much fun I wish I had gone with them", and the 2nd being "they must have been very brave to go on a 150metre high Big Wheel".
Believe me, if such a thing existed I for one would certainly not have been on it! Yes, I got my imperial and metric measurements mixed up, I was going to say 150 feet but as we had gone all continental for a few days I decided to change it to metres but forgot to alter the amount  |
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J Dawson
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Stick to real English money in future! 
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Richard Howe
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I dunno, it felt 150 meters tall to me 
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