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Hey Weegee,


Well, I don't...it's a bit of a long shot. Am loathed to RTS given our dire postal system...so thought I'd try this wonderful Forum first. It's worked before! Do you know a Mr. Martin Palmer?


And yes, Gordon Bennett...Sweaty Betty or what! Still, I'm mighty grateful that you didn't pong - just soaking wet. Have a towel handy next time so I can dry myself off? LOL!!!

Ladymuck Wrote:

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> Hey Weegee,

>

> Well, I don't...it's a bit of a long shot. Am

> loathed to RTS given our dire postal system...so

> thought I'd try this wonderful Forum first. It's

> worked before! Do you know a Mr. Martin Palmer?

>

> And yes, Gordon Bennett...Sweaty Betty or what!

> Still, I'm mighty grateful that you didn't pong -

> just soaking wet. Have a towel handy next time so

> I can dry myself off? LOL!!!



No I dont pong...just ping around


Yes the postal system can be quite unreliable..


Do you think the letter might have been meant for Burrow Road?

Weegee Wrote:

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> how do you know Mr Martin Palmer is on East

> Dulwich Forum?

>

> BTW apologies I should have warned you that I was

> a bit of a Sweaty Betty yesterday!!


It worked here ------> http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,170537,170595#msg-170595

Ladymuck Wrote:

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> What? scratching my head?

>

> (welcome back lil bro...I've missed you x)


thank you, missed you too, i am so certain you will find Martin before the week is up, you could try some other websites. :)


xxxx x xxx xxxxx

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