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Nice one! Cheers! Seasider

You haven't said whether The Forester is correct with his guess. :anicute: Cheers! Seasider

Congrats!! Seasider!

SR71 Transatlantic record 3,461 miles at 1,807 miles an hour. It had to slow down to refuel which accounts for the extra few minutes! Cheers! Seasider

like congratulations on your ..... or like TB/geocoin missing/released/held on to/not logged..... Seasider

Brilliant - well done Nediam!! DING!! Cheers! Seasider

Got to head off shortly to the pub to watch footy so I'll give you all a further clue... Although 9 is the SRW he didn't do it in the last England match but Sven is still pondering whether R will be allowed to W the S today! Seasider

Well done! One to go and it is also football related! Seasider

Correct and correct and correct... 2 to go! Seasider

Hail to the Doncaster Dynamo! Nice to meet up with you last week when you doubled your previous best for the most caches in a day! Seasider!

I'd forgotten about that one!! Cheers! Seasider

Ok - on the assumption I am correct here is the next question and it's time for a brainteaser... If 24 H in a D = 24 Hours in a Day 25 SWA = 25 Silver Wedding Anniversary then what do the following stand for? -2 E in G 0 L in T 5 BWCW 9 SRW 76000 OTC Clue - they all relate to sports. Cheers! Seasider

Nice one! Cheers! Seasider

Indeed as per point 2 - keep it under £36. Cheers! Seasider

Got the entire set in my bookcase so.... ... The Boscombe Valley Mystery was set in the west country somewhere possibly near Swindon?? Seasider

Caching photos The other chap getting excited by the Victorian Mail Boxes is ..... er... none other than... Lactodorum!! Cheers! Seasider

It is also left hand drive and you pay the import duty, VAT, handling fees and all the "on the road costs"! Even better - they only pay for your flight, travel abroad and 2 days accommodation room only - you pay for the meals, drink and taxi to the airport in the UK!! Anyone still interested?! Cheers! Seasider

1. You also need to add on import duty and make a greater allowance for handling fees - the figure is then nearer 40% of the declared value. 2. To get the item through customs vendors do the opposite of what you suggest. The de minimis limit for tax & duty free passage is just £18 for goods & £36 for gifts so they declare a lower value to get it through. This gives you an excellent chance to avoid contributing towards the government's favourite charities (ie John Prescott , illegal wars etc etc) but gives an insurance problem re the undervaluation. 3. If you ask the vendor to make a 100% truthful declaration you will be 100% guaranteed to pay the extra 40% import costs! I've not had any problems with buying from non EU e-bayers, I've never paid a penny in import fees and am tempted to buy that unit myself! Cheers! Seasider

Just beaten to it! Seasider

Interesting article! P.S. No googling allowed!! Cheers! Seasider

OK.... Bob has it. It is indeed Scotland mainly thanks to Bonnybridge & the Falkirk Triangle. BTW the last time I was up in Bonnybridge I noticed a sign for a new housing estate called................................. Greysland! Over to Bob.. Seasider

Multiple choice not allowed! Good luck to Anna! Cheers! Seasider

Keep to the UK... Seasider

Nope! Seasider

The UK ain't a country it's a union of countries. So I can't give it you....yet! Seasider