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• At 2009.11.17 00:48, Cassandra said:
  

  It’s refreshing to see the Tyne from this angle! So many have been shown from the other side.

  I’m behind when I see the posts so I didn’t even realize that a day had been skipped, especially since a late posting on your end makes it even later on mine. Feel free to shoot me a message next time and i’ll see what I can do. I hope you feel better!

  Dear Baby in B’s tummy,

  Cut it out, ya hear?

  Love, Cassandra

  PS, grow happy, ok?

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• At 2009.11.17 09:45, Rachel Green said:
  

  A splendid shot!

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• At 2009.11.17 18:37, mikem said:
  

  Hi The health of you two comes first, photos third MikeM

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• At 2009.11.17 21:20, Ash said:
  

  I second that, mikem.

  It’s all in there… even a peak of the Sage.
  My favorite part of the day, twilight. Or is it early morning? Either way it is very peaceful.

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• At 2009.11.17 21:22, Ash said:
  

  The photo was taken in the evening…silly me!

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• At 2009.11.17 23:13, Beth said:
  

  Cassandra I never meant not to post or I would have asked you :) it just got to so late in the day it hardly seemed worth it. i now have my camera back (!!!YAY!!!!) but am out of the habit of taking pics - hopefully will stock up with a few more tomorrow afternoon.

  Hehe to the message to the baby! It’s not the baby’s fault though, it’s my own for not slowing down and looking after us both :) I’ll take it as a message for me to look after us :)

  Thanks Rachel! :)

  Thanks MikeM too - it’s hard to let go though when we’ve kept going for so long without missing a day. Preposting is the best though. In an ideal world I’d like to take each pic the day before I post it, but life just doesn’t work out like that :(

  Ash - no points for observation :) Glad you like the pic :) it was a lovely, lovely evening. I don’t make enough time to walk either along the river or by the sea. i should!

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• At 2009.11.18 23:36, Ash said:
  

  I was taken for fish & chips years ago down by the river Tyne along a walkway near the waters edge somewhere…anyway there were words etched into stone along a wall and I cannot for the life of me remember what the words said… perhaps a poem or lyrics to a typically northern song, I don’t remember. Does anyone know where this is and what those words say?

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• At 2009.11.19 00:19, Beth said:
  

  No idea Ash! If anyone can give me a more specific location I’ll try and get a pic :) If it’s still there of course…

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• At 2009.11.19 09:07, Daniel said:
  

  I seem to remember something around the Sandgate steps. A quick google search came up with “keelrow”, and that definitely rings a bell somewhere deep in my memory. It’s been a long time.

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• At 2009.11.19 20:20, Ash said:
  

  Thanks, Daniel!
  That is a huge help and a step in the right direction.
  How did we ever manage without Google?

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• At 2009.11.19 21:33, Beth said:
  

  There was a time before google?!?! *shudders*
  ;o)

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• At 2009.11.20 09:38, Daniel said:
  

  I don’t know. Some people even state that there was knowledge before google. They must be wrong.

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• At 2009.11.21 21:39, Beth said:
  

  Daniel - yes, obviously sadly misguided :)

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