Merry Christmas

[chalkie]

Hi , Just want to wish all of you a very merry Christmas and a happy new year.

[fsn]

And to you, our sedimentary carbonate friend.

A merry Christmas to us all.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Merry Xmas from all at Lemmey towers!

[Leman]

Merry Christmas from Bobington. 

[Dave]

Merry Christmas everybody

Dave

[Techno]

Merry Christmas to all, from a tropical very wet SW Wales.
Cheers - Phil

[skywalker]

Merry Christmas to one and all from Sunny Redcar 

[toxicpixie]

Happy seasonal holiday of choice to all

Time to eat up before the lean months of our fimbulwinter come sin

[Westmarcher]

Merry Christmas to you, too, Chalkie!  Looking forward to seeing your 1812 stuff next year.

[d_Guy]

And from the mist-covered Alleghenies - a Joyous Noel to all.

[paulr]

Merry Christmas to all from a warm sunny NZ

[ronan]

Merry Christmas to all !

[Leman]

Ronan, you saucy fellow!

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

And to you Ronan!

[Womble67]

Merry Christmas to you all and a happy new year

Take care

Andy

[Techno]

Same again, Andy.

Cheers - Phil

[T13A]

Happy Christmas and hope you all have a great and peaceful New Year .

Cheers Paul

PS Typing this while listening to a Chriisy present that takes me back to my youth - 'Big War Movie Themes'.

[GrumpyOldMan]

Hello All

Boxing Day here.  Temp should be around 31/89 today with about 70% humidity. Just right for some leftover ham and potato salad with a frosty beverage  . Picture taken this morning from the top veranda attached

Only down side is rain in Melbourne which would delay the start of the Boxing Day test vs WI. Hopefully will clear.

Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday time and productive trawling of the Pendraken website.

Cheers

GrumpyOldMan

[paulr]

Please explain how that picture and your nickname fit together

[pierre the shy]

Well hope everyone had a good christmas and has a great 2016.

Went up to the Kapiti coast to the in-laws for boxing day catchup today 

The trip took an unexpected turn when I went to see a work mate who lives close by my in-laws place....ended up sitting on his deck with a few beers chatting for three hours about three of his families medal groups he had hanging on his wall that I have not seen before, including a "pip, squeak and wilfred" group with 1914 star....his great uncle was one lucky man surviving from 1914 right through to 1918. My work mate doesn't have much information so I'm going to attempt to assist him finding out some more.