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Cricket Bats - Size 5 - Junior - £45 each
Ash29 replied to Ash29's topic in The Family Room Classifieds
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Let me know if you have one for sale
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Real shame they went under. We have a rectangular table (that we are keeping) which is great. I would set some ebay search alerts if you haven't done so already.
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Brand new grips fitted on both. (light making shadow with grip texture on the photo but they are brand new and unplayed) Very good condition. No cracks... I believe these would be at least £120 new. Size description: A 77cm cricket bat is generally a Size 5 bat, suitable for junior players around 10-11 years old, with an approximate player height of 152-159 cm (5'0" - 5'2"). This size falls within the junior range, just below a Size 6 or Harrow bat and above a Size 4, offering a balance for growing young cricketers. Looking at internet videos and with weight into account, these probably suit older kids too. My son just turned 12 and they are a good fit for him.
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Brand new grips fitted on both. (light making shadow with grip texture on the photo but they are brand new and unplayed) Very good condition. No cracks... I believe these would be at least £120 new. Size description: A 77cm cricket bat is generally a Size 5 bat, suitable for junior players around 10-11 years old, with an approximate player height of 152-159 cm (5'0" - 5'2"). This size falls within the junior range, just below a Size 6 or Harrow bat and above a Size 4, offering a balance for growing young cricketers. Looking at internet videos and with weight into account, these probably suit older kids too. My son just turned 12 and they are a good fit for him.
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Some Facebook members were spreading the rumor that it would be turned into a mosque. Others that it would be just another pub. Who knows?!
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I was in the playground of our local park (mayow park) recently with my 4 year old son. An ice-cream van was parked there in the center of the park and less than 30 meters away from the gates of the playground. The exhaust fumes of that antiquated diesel engine were VERY noticeable and unpleasant. (The noise too actually, but at least that is not detrimental to the health of my child) I assume it stayed there, engine running for most of the day. I will find a channel to complain about that to the council or whoever is in charge of authorizing it. There is enough you can't do when it comes to reducing children's exposure to air pollution. On a side note, I also have problems with the notion of tempting children with sugar and calories in places where they should exercise and be active.
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French playgroup (pre-crawler to toddler)?
Ash29 replied to bobok's topic in The Family Room Discussion
Hi all I would be happy to try and start up a French speaking playgroup if you are all still up for it? We are based on Sydenham/Forest Hill borders. There are a few options to be considered - either we could take turns hosting, there is the Jelly Bean cafe in Herne Hill which I have gone to before and is great. Another place to consider would be the Montage in Forest Hill which has a playroom downstairs but could be a little cosy if lots of attendance! I would be happy to host a first session (I would say maximum 6 families though!)to give it a go? -
opinions on Chico next 2 me/Snuzpod etc
Ash29 replied to Sally81's topic in The Family Room Discussion
I also had a bednest which we rented and just bought the mattress new from Little Green Sheep as I had heard the standard mattress that comes with the bedpost (also new) was a bit thin. You just have the bed itself which is 'used' but ours looked like new and then the mattress and fabric panels come new and wrapped. Loved it! We were sad when baby grew out of it around 7 months (he is a long baby!) -
I will be brief with this posting but we bought a Stokke Scoot and had to have the chassis replaced twice due to a design fault with the folding mechanism...you can't fold the buggy after awhile or if you can, it is very very difficult. The retailer we bought it from finally agreed to exchange it for another brand. In brief, there is a design fault and therefore we would recommend you buy another buggy. It is a shame really as everything else about it was great, hope they fix this issue soon!
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