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Yeah you could tell that the little girl was thinking that she was going to be left out! Bought spilled my coffee over the one where she's looking through her mask by tilting her head down!
chris1511tay
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thats my daughter
Mark Milburn
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A few of my pics of Force Fins.
Mark Ellyatt in Falmouth
Malta, Rozi
Malta, Rozi
Gozo, Inland Sea (60m)
Thailand, Racha Yai
Mark Ellyatt in Falmouth
Malta, Rozi
Malta, Rozi
Gozo, Inland Sea (60m)
Thailand, Racha Yai
Force Fins and a Cornish Pastie are two of my favorite things
Mark Milburn
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It's not a Cornish Pasty unless it's made in Cornwall.Better send a recipe then!
If you're ever down here, Philps in Hayle are probably the best. Their 'giant' is more than a meal for most people. I decided to eat one while I drove, it took me 25 miles to eat one!
Glad Blair and Bob liked the pics. Off to Egypt in March, if my girlfriend decides to get some I'll get some pics of her with them on. If not she may buy some at LIDS in March.
Mark Milburn
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It's not a Cornish Pasty unless it's made in Cornwall.Better send a recipe then!
If you're ever down here, Philps in Hayle are probably the best. Their 'giant' is more than a meal for most people. I decided to eat one while I drove, it took me 25 miles to eat one!
Glad Blair and Bob liked the pics. Off to Egypt in March, if my girlfriend decides to get some Force Fins before we go, I'll get some pics of her with them on. If not, she may buy some at LIDS in March.
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The Launch Pad foot pocket Launch Pad Foot Pocket
with the Crown Force Blade (Paten # US design 454,934 S). With the Crown Force you have the ability to adjust the blades pitch and power by griping the blade at the attachment point to the foot pocket and simply rotate the outer fin blade to the desired setting. Photo by Bob Evans
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