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Well done Mal, really pleased for you.

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Blimey Mal, that must be some rod room now!
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A superb acquisition Mal, Looking forward to reports of you using it.
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Tengisgol wrote: Fri Apr 28, 2017 6:51 pmBlimey Mal, that must be some rod room now!

That's 'rooms,' Sir. Man-cave, bedroom, and spilling out onto the landing. :whistle:

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That's a very astute acquisition Mal, what provenance! It will no doubt be a joy to use and even more lovely to look at.....you'll probably miss a lot of bites!!
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Jeremy Croxall wrote: Fri Apr 28, 2017 7:47 pm That's a very astute acquisition Mal, what provenance! It will no doubt be a joy to use and even more lovely to look at.....you'll probably miss a lot of bites!!
Bites ??? What are they ??? :Wink:
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Well done Mal. Absolutely made up for you safe in the knowledge it'll get used again in the future.
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AshbyCut wrote: Fri Apr 28, 2017 7:49 pm
Jeremy Croxall wrote: Fri Apr 28, 2017 7:47 pm That's a very astute acquisition Mal, what provenance! It will no doubt be a joy to use and even more lovely to look at.....you'll probably miss a lot of bites!!
Bites ??? What are they ??? :Wink:
You know... the irritating itch from midges and mosquitos etc on the back of your neck and hands that you get when admiring a beautiful cane rod whilst pretending to be fishing :eyebrow:
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Jeremy Croxall wrote: Fri Apr 28, 2017 7:55 pm
AshbyCut wrote: Fri Apr 28, 2017 7:49 pm
Jeremy Croxall wrote: Fri Apr 28, 2017 7:47 pm That's a very astute acquisition Mal, what provenance! It will no doubt be a joy to use and even more lovely to look at.....you'll probably miss a lot of bites!!
Bites ??? What are they ??? :Wink:
You know... the irritating itch from midges and mosquitos etc on the back of your neck and hands that you get when admiring a beautiful cane rod whilst pretending to be fishing :eyebrow:
AAAAHHHH !!! I get plenty of those !!! :Hahaha: :Hahaha: :Hahaha:
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Is that one of the all split cane versions of the B James Avocets?, and are these rods rarer than the whole cane butt versions? I believe they were the last models made in this series.

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