Dee sent me the stingray picture earlier. You looked as though you didn't know whether to eat it, wear it or talk to it! Lovely clear water though - I could see the spare tyre!
Micks-South-American-And-Pacific-Cruise
Yeah, Brickhill Woods into Bletchley would work!
Gareth
I reckon zip lining could catch on in MK - run it from Brickhill Woods into Bletchley. Not sure I would have been as brave (or foolhardy) as you! Well done!
Jan
The helicopter sounds like it was fun. I can see why you were looking forward tooit.
Even better that you won in the casino too!
Micks-South-American-And-Pacific-Cruise
Wow, didn't realise that! We're now near Fiji and we had some choppy seas, but nothing too bad. The Captain done good!!!
Gareth
Been thinking about you all weekend with reports on Pamela and the damage done on Vanuatu. How far are you from there? Glad to hear you have survived OK. BBC said this morning Pamela is in the top 5 cyclones ever!
Micks-South-American-And-Pacific-Cruise
It is a small world, mate
Gareth
Sorry to hear about Reta Panter. One of her daughters - Barbara - was in my class at school, and another - Eileen - was my mum's cleaner from Age MK when she was at home. Small world!
Micks-South-American-And-Pacific-Cruise
Played cricket in BB a couple of times and I'm probably good enough for the England team! I'm amazed it's 50 years for WW. Time really does fly.
Gareth
No video of you out the front then? Look forward to a rendition back in the UK! Don't worry about losing in the quoits - I think you need to sharpen up on your cricket skills and you could get a game for England in the World Cup that's happening in OZ/NZ currently. A couple of drinks and I reckon you would be as good as some of our players. Just occurred to me - I bet you haven't played cricket since BGS days - if at all! Good to read you are having a good time. Can't believe it's March already. Talking about time flying by - 50th anniversary of Whaddon Way Church opening next Sunday too.
