Photos from the CPT meet

[OutOfFocus]

I havent had time to add any notes, anyone else feel like it...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewblack/tags/eastdulwichforum0704/

[SeanMacGabhann]

Thanks for the swift publication Mr B - with so many "pooky" heads around this morning it's good to see someone up bright and early

[*Bob*]

Ha Ha.. I've just seen a face in the crowd who I recognise.

[karter]

Andrew

Great fotos. You forgot to take a foto of yourself though.

:))

[mockney piers]

As ever, thanks Andrew. Nice lens you've got there ;)

*bob* too much suspense, elaborate!!

[Michael Palaeologus]

I think that the back of my head looked particularly lovely!

[Jimbo]

I am sorry to have missed out on the beers and a chat......

It looks like a you had a good time, I will turn up for the next session, I mean get together.

Any gossip?

[dulwichmum]

Dear Andrew, thanks for taking the photos, I am afraid to look at them yet, I still feel so sick.

DM

[batdog]

Dear D-Mum,

Have you finally revealed your face to the world ?? hard to believe it... ;-)

[karter]

Batdog

Still trying to work out who she is in the photo's though

;-)

[karter]

does anyone know who is the young lady with dark hair in the first foto next to Mark ?

(I believe you mean Mike, as Mark was unable to make the meet-up due to an international engagement - The Administrator)

[dulwichmum]

Dear Mr Karter and Mr Batdog,

The wonderful Mr Black kindly agreed to keep me out of the photos. Just imagine me as I would like to consider myself, the physique of Liz Hurley, with the face of Cilla Battersby - dressed as a brickie?

DM

[karter]

DM

that doesnt answer my question though. !

[SeanMacGabhann]

Karter

The lady in question is the lovely Polly Dorner who I met for the first time on Friday but spoke little to.. her bf/fiancee/husband I spoke to more and I can vouch for his essential "soundness"

JJS

[Michael Palaeologus]

D-M that was kind of sneaky, BUT - if you want to "know" DM Messrs Batdog and Karter, you had better pull out your collective digits out and attend the next Forum drinkie - which Mockney-P dragooned me into organising.

Talking of which - as it will be in the early Summer - anybody know somewhere with a beer garden? There is always the Fox-on-the-Hill, that isnt ED, BUT it does have a huge beer garden and cheap beer and if you stay outside you dont notice the sticky carpet or the smell of chips.

Before that, there was much talk of informal drinks, and to that end I will be PMing and texting upon my return from Estonia.

[karter]

Dulwichmum,

you should be a spymum at this rate. Capuccino?( a clue but not for this thread?)>:D<

Seanmac

thank pal for filling me in, for some reason I imagined the lady in the foto to be Dm :))

Mike,

Will be at next meet or even better at the fair on goose green, I cant really not go to that fair as will be involved in a way. ;-)

[georgia]

Hi Mike

The Dulwich Wood House also has a garden and so does the Harvester at the top of LL (but this is probably more a restaurant).

[mockney piers]

I just want to say a big thank You on for the generous contributions made by everyone toward the Forum presence at the GG festival.

Just shy of 70 quid so far, which is fantastic. Thanks Again :D

[SeanMacGabhann]

The Dog in the Village has a big back yard bit as well

But then even the Plough has a decent size outdoor bit - not that im suggesting it of course

If we are more interested in outdoors how about grabbing a slot on the Rye - we could pop across to the Clock House if we want a pub atmos, or get some pizzas from Pizza Pan, some tinnies, a frisbee and football and hit the grass

[Keef]

That's not a bad idea.....

Magdalla has a back yard which is quite nice.... Small though.

The Vile has quite a nice garden, but a few of us "don't go there anymore" due to the little Ronnie Kray wannabe who owns the joint. (td)

[SeanMacGabhann]

not to mention the aural assault from the speakers with the strangest muzak I have hear anywhere!

[louisiana]

SeanMacGabhann Wrote:

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> The Dog in the Village has a big back yard bit as

> well

>

> But then even the Plough has a decent size outdoor

> bit - not that im suggesting it of course

>

> If we are more interested in outdoors how about

> grabbing a slot on the Rye - we could pop across

> to the Clock House if we want a pub atmos, or get

> some pizzas from Pizza Pan, some tinnies, a

> frisbee and football and hit the grass

I was going to suggest the Clock House, but yes, this is a great idea.

Sorry I couldn't be there on Friday, but Mr L dragged me away to the count-ry-side. We kicked off Saturday morning cycling through a ford At Land's End in Berkshire, where I promptly fell over in a foot of water, and was nearly engulfed by the freezing waters of the river...whichever. It was cold! My hair band was washed away, but my Prada sunglasses were not snapped, thank goodness.

Mr L offered to cycle back home to fetch the jag and pick me up, sodden clothes and all. But I refused the kind offer, and we instead cycled back with river in our cycling shoes, made a rapid clothes change, and spent the day walking instead.

I shall not be attempting to cycle across further fast-flowing river fords in the near future. But I shall be coming along to the next EDF meet-up, as I hope will Mr L.

Louisiana

[ivemet-jimmy]

Thats a good idea SeanMac.

Anyone got any ideas for a date?

[SeanMacGabhann]

SeanMac backtracks in case he has to, you know, ORGANIZE anything... Glad people like the idea tho

back to you Mike..

[Polly D]

Why Mr JJS, thanks for the 'thumbs up'. he is very sound; he even washes up!

It was great to meet y'all. Bumped in to Simon and v cute son the next day in 'Market Fresh'.

Good work on the money collecting MP!

PD