wasdalecafe

therebel said:

anyone know of a cafe on the way from the M6 to wasdale that will be open in the early hours on
Sunday. we will be coming from the south.

All the services should be open. There is nothing after you leave the M6 - not that I know of
anyway. I keep one in the boot.

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anyone know of a cafe on the way from the M6 to wasdale that will be open in the early hours on
Sunday. we will be coming from the south.

There's a Little Chef on the A591 just before the Lindale roundabout but I'm not sure of there
opening hours Dave All Wainwrights completed 74 Walks......763 miles......approx 200,000' of ascent
to complete. At Heysham looking across Morecambe Bay to the Cumbrian Fells

Fran <[email hidden]> wrote

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I've got a cut-down plastic milk bottle which is sort of OK-ish; still get splashed tootsies
though :-( Is that a general problem, and therefore unavoidable, or have I just not got it quite
right yet?

Your problem is not having anything to shake. Have you tried stamping hard?
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And a portapotti? :-)

The world is my er, oyster.

Have I ever mentioned just how much, at certain times, I really envy the male of the
species? Grrrr.

Lets hope he needs a no. 2 and discovers that the only cover is almost always thistles & thorns. ;-)

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Fran said:

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> >And a portapotti? :-)
>
> The world is my er, oyster.
>
Have I ever mentioned just how much, at certain times, I really envy the male of the species?
Grrrr.

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Hmm, interesting. It's a lot more convincing than some other products around. I've got a cut-down
plastic milk bottle which is sort of OK-ish; still get splashed tootsies though :-( Is that a
general problem, and therefore unavoidable, or have I just not got it quite right yet?

Lots of men seem to splash more than their tootsies so I reckon you are doing quite well. ;-)

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human behaviour.... the rip of flesh...the trickle of blood.....the screams of passion...the
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her thighs and your toung between those warm full moist lips....caresing their velvety sides,
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therebel said:

anyone know of a cafe on the way from the M6 to wasdale that will be open in the early hours on
Sunday. we will be coming from the south.

None afaik.....but your proposed journey brings back memories of wiring bacon wrapped in foil onto
the exhaust manifold of my A35 van. It was quite well cooked by Lindale.....

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at the keyboard of Fran said:

At least if I need to do 'the other' (you *know* what I meant, you grubby-minded lot) I know that
we're all in the same boat whether female, male or ... <boggle>

Not entirely ... when a man takes the seated position, he has to watch where he's pointing.

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Five Cats said:

In message <[email hidden]>, Fran <[email hidden]> writes

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> >And a portapotti? :-)
>
> The world is my er, oyster.
>
Have I ever mentioned just how much, at certain times, I really envy the male of the
species? Grrrr.

Lets hope he needs a no. 2 and discovers that the only cover is almost always thistles &
thorns. ;-)

Or a shallow depression in the middle of a field and a massive party comes over the brow of the
slope in mid job.

I speak from experience :-|

As you now know a shallow depression in the middle of a field is *not* cover!

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therebel said:

anyone know of a cafe on the way from the M6 to wasdale that will be open in the early hours on
Sunday. we will be coming from the south.

All the services should be open. There is nothing after you leave the M6 - not that I know of
anyway. I keep one in the boot.

You keep a *cafe* in the boot? Wow, that's one b-i-i-i-i-g foot you've got there Paul!
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On 27 Dec 2003 11:51:37 GMT, [email hidden] (Dave Brown)

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Quoted message said:

anyone know of a cafe on the way from the M6 to wasdale that will be open in the early hours on
Sunday. we will be coming from the south.

There's a Little Chef on the A591 just before the Lindale roundabout but I'm not sure of there
opening hours Dave All Wainwrights completed 74 Walks......763 miles......approx 200,000' of ascent
to complete. At Heysham looking across Morecambe Bay to the Cumbrian Fells

Most Little Chef's shut at 10pm
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Fran said:

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therebel said:

anyone know of a cafe on the way from the M6 to wasdale that will be open in the early hours on
Sunday. we will be coming from the south.

All the services should be open. There is nothing after you leave the M6 - not that I know of
anyway. I keep one in the boot.

You keep a *cafe* in the boot? Wow, that's one b-i-i-i-i-g foot you've got there Paul!

Double burner stove, kettle, tea, coffee, mint tea, pans, a few tins of stuff, coffee mate and
sugar.... That's almost as good as a cafe!

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Most Little Chef's shut at 10pm

Winter (Nov 3rd >😉 opening hours are 7:00am to 8:00pm.

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I keep one in the boot.

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You keep a *cafe* in the boot? Wow, that's one b-i-i-i-i-g foot you've got there Paul!

Double burner stove, kettle, tea, coffee, mint tea, pans, a few tins of stuff, coffee mate and
sugar.... That's almost as good as a cafe!

And a portapotti? :-)
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Fran said:

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I keep one in the boot.

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You keep a *cafe* in the boot? Wow, that's one b-i-i-i-i-g foot you've got there Paul!

Double burner stove, kettle, tea, coffee, mint tea, pans, a few tins of stuff, coffee mate and
sugar.... That's almost as good as a cafe!

And a portapotti? :-)

The world is my er, oyster.

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And a portapotti? :-)

The world is my er, oyster.

Have I ever mentioned just how much, at certain times, I really envy the male of the species? Grrrr.
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Fran said:

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And a portapotti? :-)

The world is my er, oyster.

Have I ever mentioned just how much, at certain times, I really envy the male of the
species? Grrrr.

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Nuff said.
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79.84% of all statistics are made up on the spot. The other 42% are made up later on. In Warwick -
looking at flat fields and that includes the castle.

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Fran said:

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>And a portapotti? :-)

The world is my er, oyster.

Have I ever mentioned just how much, at certain times, I really envy the male of the
species? Grrrr.

womenstandtogo.comproductimage.htmOpen ↗

Hmm, interesting. It's a lot more convincing than some other products around. I've got a cut-down
plastic milk bottle which is sort of OK-ish; still get splashed tootsies though :-( Is that a
general problem, and therefore unavoidable, or have I just not got it quite right yet?
--
Fran If you need my email address please ask.

Five Cats said:

In message <[email hidden]>, Fran <[email hidden]> writes

Quoted message said:

[email hidden] said...

Quoted message said:

>And a portapotti? :-)

The world is my er, oyster.

Have I ever mentioned just how much, at certain times, I really envy the male of the
species? Grrrr.

Lets hope he needs a no. 2 and discovers that the only cover is almost always thistles &
thorns. ;-)

Or a shallow depression in the middle of a field and a massive party comes over the brow of the
slope in mid job.

I speak from experience :-|
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