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Id love to post some pictures but I havnt got a clue how to do it on your site!
so have a look at www.mclarenclockworksubmarines.com
so have a look at www.mclarenclockworksubmarines.com
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neilmac- Posts : 8
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What lovely little boats!
They remind me of my first submarine - a clockwork Nautilus! (I wonder if that was a "Sutcliffe?)
Has your side of the country got snow? Plenty in Cumbria, this morning.)
(I hope my copy and post does them justice. To post photos you click on the "Host an image" button on the top of your reply and then follow the instructions.)
Thanks for the post!
They remind me of my first submarine - a clockwork Nautilus! (I wonder if that was a "Sutcliffe?)
Has your side of the country got snow? Plenty in Cumbria, this morning.)
(I hope my copy and post does them justice. To post photos you click on the "Host an image" button on the top of your reply and then follow the instructions.)
Thanks for the post!
neilmac- Posts : 8
Join date : 2016-02-19
Thanks for putting the pictures up brill job! Ive tried doing it myself with the host an image but Im a bit dim with computers!
Yes very blizzardy here.
Cheers Neil
neilmac- Posts : 8
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Ahhhhhh its worked!!!!!!!
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