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Title: Santa has arrived
Post by: Scribble on December 24, 2010
Merry Xmas to all on NI-WILD , my boys have eventually fallen a sleep now to start the building ,

Enjoy and hope you all have a good one  ;D
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Post by: 666_pack on December 25, 2010
merry christmas NI Wild ;D
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Post by: NeilB on December 25, 2010
Happy chrimbo guys, this place looks like a toy bomb has been set off downstairs!?!!!
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Post by: Matthew on December 25, 2010
Merry christmas everyone


Matthew
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Post by: LandyLiam on December 25, 2010
Happy Christmas everyone, there's been a explosion of pink in our living room

best surprise present for me was a voucher for a torchlight ascent of donard on new years eve with hot drinks at the top to celebrate the new year, weather dependant i might even bring the tent up!
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Post by: Kat on December 25, 2010
Merry Christmas NI Wild! :)
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Post by: RedLeader on December 25, 2010
Merry Xmas all. Have a top one!
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Post by: darren on December 26, 2010


hope all members had a great day and got everything they wanted.
Title: Re: Santa has arrived
Post by: DryBag on December 29, 2010
ha-ha!  Looks like I picked some awkward presents.

My Timex Expedition watch with built in compass didn't arrive, and now it's 'unavailable'
my body board is due back in stock at Lomo in April!
and my rash vest for under the wetsuit won't be coming for a while either.

Ah well, It just means Christmas gets stretched across the year.
Title: Re: Santa has arrived
Post by: LandyLiam on December 29, 2010
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Ah well, It just means Christmas gets stretched across the year.

i reckon one of the best presents you can get someone is a years subscription to a magazine, as you say it strecthes it out all year, and if they live in the same house you get to read it as well  ;)
Title: Re: Santa has arrived
Post by: Scribble on December 29, 2010
Quote from: DryBag on December 29, 2010
ha-ha!  Looks like I picked some awkward presents.

My Timex Expedition watch with built in compass didn't arrive, and now it's 'unavailable'
my body board is due back in stock at Lomo in April!
and my rash vest for under the wetsuit won't be coming for a while either.

Ah well, It just means Christmas gets stretched across the year.

Bodyboarding is good fun my eldest really picked it up this summer and you had to drag him home as he kept turning a funny blue colour and would not quit .
I got a skimboard this year and had loads of fun on it and now thinking of getting a zap board but the prices can be a bit scary
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Post by: darren on December 29, 2010

bodyboarding that is lying on your belly while riding the waves mate.
not heard of it before.
not for me as i cannot swim.
Title: Re: Santa has arrived
Post by: DryBag on January 06, 2011
You don't need to be able to swim, At its simplest it's just getting out to chest deep and then riding the waves in to shore.

I think there's like world championships and stuff, where they do really skilful manœuvres but I just like mucking about in the surf.