Cornwall Park Picnic

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Anonymous
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20/11/2011 at 2:10 am

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#3839

Cornwall Park Picnic went off really well, and it was brilliant to meet some family members we don't see on rides. We have declared this to be a “Traditional Event”, so we'll do it again next year.
Bless UncaMoose, who got there early enough to bag a barbie, then rubbed two boy scouts together to cause enough friction to produce smokeThe Young whanau play their "Let's pretend we're in a Paris pissoir," game.No expense spared to only take flattering photos (Otto Phocus is SO going to get killed!)A little Nipper.Chow down, boys.Grandpa in the Grandpa ChairWatching his hard-boiled grand daughter.The late Mr AislabieAnd it's a free-for-all come lolly-scramble time.

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20/11/2011 at 8:41 am

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#15958

Well me an the luggage rode round and round and round the park lookin for yuz but we you obviously saw us comming and decided to hide behind a wall (can't say I blame you) !!!So we headed north to the puhoi pub instead.Sorry we missed you, maybe next year well get there early and hide from you !!RegardsRincewind

Jim Young
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20/11/2011 at 10:12 am

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#15959

Many thanks Bwucie from all of our clan, for organising it and a special thanks from she who must be obeyed and her apprentice for the wonderfull salads you made.Take it from me this is very high praise indeed !!!Oh and must not forget to thank Uncamoose for his firelighting skills without which it would have been a hungry mob indeed.And as for the wizard you drove past us mate and we all waved !!!!!! that is if you were in the red ragtop ?

Anonymous
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20/11/2011 at 6:27 pm

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#15960

Had much fun thanks Bwucie 8) – once we found the darned place that is !!! Big thanks to UncaMoose and Young Jim for taking care of firing up and manning the hotplate and of course to you Bwucie for knocking up the tasty salads (and olives). Very impressed with Rob's (newish) 6 cylinder Honda, it sure sounded good – beautiful condition Rob. Mrs Team Foley wanted to ride through the new Vic Park tunnel so Team Foley and Team Red/Black Baron tootled off on a short ride to Orewa for coffee to complete a fabulous day.Cheers,Herr and Frau Baron

Jim Young
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20/11/2011 at 8:04 pm

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#15961

Sorry Alex, can't take any credit for the firing up, only for dropping sausages into the fire to make sure they were sufficiently incinerated. 8)

Anonymous
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21/11/2011 at 2:25 am

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#15962

Well me an the luggage rode round and round and round the park lookin for yuz but we you obviously saw us comming and decided to hide behind a wall (can't say I blame you) !!!So we headed north to the puhoi pub instead.Sorry we missed you, maybe next year well get there early and hide from you !!RegardsRincewind

You won't have to hide, Wizz, if you go back to Cornwall Park. Yes, we did declare it a Traditional Event, so we will repeat it, but without UncaMoose's good verks we might have had a long wait for a barbie to be free.So I'm thinking next year we might throw a barbie on the trailer (should say barbecue so as not to create any possible confusion with the Luggage, who I'm just about damn sure would hate to be called "Barbie" anyway Mattel have got a lot to answer for). Anyhoo, with our own cooking device on a trailer, we can shoot off to a beach or wherever and have a secure source of ignition and combustion, all to ourselves. Though it doesn't present as many opportunities for Paul to smoke his head, or YoungJim to immolate his saussies.

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24/11/2011 at 1:27 am

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#15963

Many thanks Bwucie from all of our clan, for organising it and a special thanks from she who must be obeyed and her apprentice for the wonderfull salads you made.Take it from me this is very high praise indeed !!!Oh and must not forget to thank Uncamoose for his firelighting skills without which it would have been a hungry mob indeed.And as for the wizard you drove past us mate and we all waved !!!!!! that is if you were in the red ragtop ?

We were indeed in the red rag top, my eyes were securely focussed on dodging the multitude of vehicles and people wandering all over the road in front of me, funny Babzee never noticed anyone waving....now if you had been waving money she would have probably zoned in on that......never mind no harm done, it gave us a chance to blow the cobwebs out of the exhaust on the MG and the the Puhoi had beer on the menu !!!!
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