Rob Roy
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Beautiful job luis and you couldn't have used a nicer frame, it just fits right in with the subject. Superb. Rob Roy.
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A stunning piece of work John, and I don't blame you for keeping it for yourself. I wouldn't give that to the Queen let alone anyone else. Rob Roy.
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Only THREE Marg??????????. Rob Roy
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Very unusual, and very well executed Richard. Nice job. Rob Roy.
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Yes Dick, and I think they have been practicing on me. They're trying to stabilise my intake of warfarin and it's taking it's time. . Rob Roy.
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Good evening all. Not been visiting the forum much today. Hospital visit, more holes which I could well do without. No wonder they can't get the warfarin dose stabilised, they keep taking my blood but they never put the bl**dy stuff BACK . Hope they get it fixed soon. Dose upped again today and go back for another visit a week today. AHH well, that's life innit. . Rob Roy
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Very nice Larry,and when you put the finish on it, it will bring out the lovely mahogany color. A very clever idea too. . Rob Roy.
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Lovely job Stephen, unusual way to hold the wine bottles I think I'll make one for the WHISKY bottles. . Rob Roy.
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Hello Graham, I'm Roy from Scotland, welcome to the mad house, well, depending on the weather, sometimes, we can be quite sensible and serious. There's one or two characters in our family, but I'll let you find them out for yourself. As long as you work in wood,and produce good quality TEA and COFFEE, come on in and make yourself at home and most importantly, ENJOY yourself. Rob Roy.
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Very Nice Fay, I like the eyes, just sets them off. I also like the fact,you don't need to feed the Cat. Rob Roy.
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What a wonderful display Nick, didn't know what to look at next, (especially the "BOSS"). Thanks for sharing with us Nick. Rob Roy.
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A nice piece of work Martin, set off in an equally nice frame. Thanks for sharing it with us. Rob Roy.
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Very, very nice cutting Keith and a superb pattern too. Thanks for sharing it with us. Rob Roy
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Very nice job Ralph, burning is a nice touch, well done. Did you empty the wine bottle on your own Ralph????
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My fault Roly I spelled it wrong, it should be HOOLET. There you go, see, a b***dy misprint. . Rob Roy.
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Don't believe everything you read in GOOGLE Roly. Just as I don't read medical books because I could Die of a MISPRINT. Rob Roy.
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Lovely job Carl, a few hours of work in that I'll bet. Incidentally the Scottish name for an OWL is a HOOLIT. . Rob Roy.
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Very nice work Jim, and an excellent use of timber. I hate waste.!!!! Rob Roy.
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Hi Skip, I'm Roy from Scotland, come on in and enjoy the fun, don't hide in the shadows. With your 20 years experience you'll fit in here perfectly,and by the sound of things you know your way around the Village. So don't be shy, make yourself at home. Oh and I assume you can make tea and coffee, which is one of the criteria here, apart from SCROLLING, that is.Come on in and enjoy yourself. . Rob Roy.
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Very nice Fay, the box is lovely and the egg is super. just in time for Easter. Don't know how a very busy lady like you finds the time to make these lovely things. . Rob Roy.
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A beautiful job Ron, from a beautiful pattern and nicely framed. . Rob Roy.
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A superb idea Roly, very clever. They really are nice. It must be your ""magnetic personality"". Thanks for sharing them with us. . Rob Roy.
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Hi Carl I can only repeat what Kevin said. Truly beautiful. . Rob Roy.
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Yes, Nick, the Grand Union is indeed a great piece of navigation. I don't know if this will interest you as it's not a narrow boat but this is where I spent my school summer holidays. A relation of my father's was chief engineer on the boat. Oh what wonderful days they were, and she's still going strong. They used her as a Mine Sweeper in the Clyde during the war. Have a look at WWW.waverleyexcursions.co.uk and see why it was so enjoyable. I think your dad would like it too she still runs steam, all be it an oil fired boiler. Bit easier than shovelling COAL.
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Good day to you John. Sincere condolences to you and your family on the loss of your son. Take a wander round the village as there's lots to see. So a BIG welcome from me, Roy, from Scotland. Any problems, you only need to ask and you'll be inundated with replies. We have a few "Rascals" on the forum who shall remain nameless for the time being. You'll get to know them soon. In the meantime John, come in and make a whole pile of sawdust and most importantly, ENJOY Rob Roy.
