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Backgammon at the Magnolia was a success and everyone seemed to really enjoy it. SO there is a plan to do it again.


Lots of people have PMed me to say can they come next time (as I'm away on work this time, half term etc.) and the folks that run the Magnolia are really keen to make it a regular, maybe with middle eastern food and other such tempting things.


There was a really good mix of players, from experienced to complete beginners, and the ones with more experience turned out to be brilliant teachers. Even the bar staff ended up playing, so I think we now have a head of steam to run another one or even a regular night. I am thinking once a month...


The food seems really tasty at the Mag, so you can have a snack and a drink or two while you play. Lovely.... memories of summer holidays for me...


I will keep you posted on the date of the next one

x to all gammoners charliecharlie


only thing missing was the sand and sunshine

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