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….played 5-a-side myself in The Rock around that time. Great Evertonian called Dave Wiggins also involved as we worked together around then, sadly Dave passed in the last few years but he was well known in EFC fan community and was a very decent...

What a golf course Portrush is. A fair few brutish holes, but some great chances for birdies if played correctly. Perfectly balanced golf course. Much more entertaining than the borefest grind that was the US open. This open championship is...

As many times as he wants, providing he has a marker placed behind the ball, however if the rules are correctly applied he should make his stroke within 50 seconds.

I've noticed it's a common trait in fantasy/sc-fi authors. Can't really blame them if it brings in the mazuma. Easier as well, than coming up with another original concept.

Unfortunately this appears to be quite common. An author called David Eddings wrote a series called The Belgariad which was 5 books, which were good. As they were popular, and made a large amount of money, he then continued the series, and wrote...

My favourite fantasy book is Mythago Wood, very original. The first three are very good, unfortunately the author couldn't resist writing another four which declined in quality.

Reading is a form of escapism for me, ever since I was a teenager I have enjoyed reading fantasy fiction, and still do. Over the years I have read dozens, if not hundreds, of fantasy books, and one I go back to and re-read periodically is...

'Fly fishing' by J.R. Hartley (one for the older members)

Based on some of the nonsense posted on here, it may be a difficult read for some, but it's worth a try.

Thanks for that, renal failure from a europeanised 8 legged pain in the arse. Happy Saturday morning everyone.

Mediterranean recluse spider - Wikipedia https://share.google/YFw6O6xHget2TiZVX Worth looking out for on your holidays. I spent a few years living in Africa so got used to knocking my shoes out before putting them on. Found one here in Spain a...

…my daughter-in-law has a proper fear of them but I don’t mind them. I’m of a mind that they kill bugs like houseflies etc, would never kill a spider, tend to catch them and put back outside.

Same. The only insects I have a problem with is woodlice - they burrow into nearly ripened tomatoes and peppers in the greenhouse and ruin them, Ugh!

What gets on my nerves is when you walk through a doorway and get a face full of web