Picnic - Roundhay Park, tomorrow

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All invited.

Must bring your own Wotsits.
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What if it rains?
Only a paand.
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Mrs RicheyJames wrote:What if it rains?
We get wet.
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Any more specific instructions? It is quite a large park y'know!

It used to be a regular meet on Bank Holidays for the 'punk picnic' on the steps behind the Mansion pub but since that's shut...

Times would also be useful.

p*ss up / brewery ? :innocent:
Something pithy.
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at some classic car do at donington...
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Picnic went well. Young Jessica (aged 5 1/2 months) munched her way through a full mashed banana and Fromage Frais, then was carried around the lake and back to the car. Lovely day - if you weren't Welsh, that is :wink:
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