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[video=youtube;PtjJT-UFq78] Like a mini St Maarten, over the beach...

There's at least two. Replies seem hardly necessary - it would be rather like Moses scratching something on a tablet to leave on Mt Sinai...

Makes you wonder how they can play football to that standard after a few free crates of the stuff.. ..and, of course, Nigeria has a very suitable patron saint....

Tesco over here sometimes has Nigerian Guinness - lovely stuff.

These signs have appeared on the points at Ballybrophy, presumably they are to be applied nationwide. A fairly simple detail addition..

Probably best to have finished your complimentary coffee before this point in the flight...

I really liked the old bridge at Ballybrophy - and I've never seen anybody use the lifts on the new one...

It's not easy when it's windy... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z42fchrzhHY

Ballybrophy..?

There may well have been a yellow line from where he was standing to where he sat down.....

Blimey - perhaps they need a yellow line..?

Beautiful.

Forget the numbers, it could just be bar-codes next - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21993455 ...

Wexford MRC's Joseph's Bridge, I think.

They all look OK to me. Looks like a good show, alright.

Plenty of Lightning and Canberra videos about. We did fly a few Frame Rs, and other things, through the factory roof - but no videos, too busy trying to find a decent bench to get under before the bits came back down.... You're very lucky to still have me - a Canberra crashed into the firing range one Sunday morning, the week after we decided to cease our weekly shooting event ...

And the Frame 'R', but that's a specialist area...

Canberras were nice, too..

It's a long way up - you may need to use the gents - it would be running down my legs by the time I got to the far one.....

This lad can reproduce it on his own, out of his head, with just a pencil - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-21208113 - not often that you'll read the phrase "Aided by his autism"...

I believe that there may be a requirement for cake..

Portlaoise Luas....

The 'sign language' for 'masterclass' is a touch of genius.