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Good one, Pete. :lol:
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Seriously though, her colour work is brilliant in my opinion. :-D
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Sing on, sing on, and when the sun is gone
I'll warm me with your echoes
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I agree, Rob. :D
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You're not suggesting it's only Pete who enjoys poring over Betty Maxey's internals?? :D :wink:
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Well I guess it may be an acquired taste!
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It’s Betty Maxey’s Famous Five covers that I like. Having said that, they are a poor second to the wonderful Eileen Soper covers. :D
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Being serious for a moment, it's sometimes hard to believe the internals and externals are the work of the same artist!
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Fair point, Pete. :wink:
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“Let’s explore the cave a bit,” said Dinah. “Not that there seems much to see, but we might as well do something whilst we’re waiting for the boys.”

So they walked slowly round the great dark cave, their footsteps repeated a hundred times by the echoes. Once, when Dinah broke wind, the girls were really frightened by the enormous explosive noises that came from all round them.

The echoes certainly enjoyed themselves then. “Oh, don’t break wind again, Dinah,” begged Lucy-Ann. “It’s really awful to hear your echoes. Worse than hearing them squawk like Kiki.”
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:lol: Pete, you are awful! :shock:
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Daisy wrote: :lol: Pete, you are awful! :shock:
...but she likes you! :D

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:lol: I nearly added that , Boatbuilder!
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Have you been given the job of updating the texts for the publishers, Pete? :lol:
'Oh voice of Spring of Youth
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Sing on, sing on, and when the sun is gone
I'll warm me with your echoes
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:shock:
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