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Re: North West Fest writeup page
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Wed, 12 Jan 2000 04:29:31 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.uk, Simon Robinson writes:
> In lugnet.loc.uk, Richard Franks writes:
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> > I've done a small page, actually, it's been there for a while but I didn't
> > think to announce it :)
> > <http://www.lugnet.com/loc/uk/?p=events-1999-12-11>
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> Hmmmm. From your small page:
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> There was a small pilgramage (Carbon60, Liam, Ian, Richard and Tony) to Busy
> Bee. They kindly stayed open late as their stock was lovingly examined and
> fondled. It was a bit of a spiritual event really - one of the last true
> toyshops around. Pics soon!
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> What stock????? I went to BB a couple of months ago and there was
> basically nothing there apart from the normal sets and a couple of
> older ones - so I assumed all these great old sets they get in are
> stored in some stockroom or something and not on display, and went
> away again disappointed.
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> So what were you fondling?
Despite the need, nay moral obligation, to insert some sort of innuendo here, I
can't bring myself to do it. It happens to us all now and again I suspect.
Personally, I found a lovely 6314 City People, and for my hippy streak, I mean
Pirate Fortress/jungle.. 6318 Flowers, Trees and Fences... none of which appear
in toy shops near me!
I can't remember what everyone else bought.. but it was a lot.. as the pictures
should reveal.
I know what you mean though - it's not a treasure trove.. but it is the best
shop that I know of in the UK. Which as I don't have a car parhaps isn't that
qualified.
> (btw with true efficiency I have now got my pics from NW LegoFest
> from the developers. Will post soon...)
Cool stuff.. I too have pictures.. which may get scanned this week! Anyone
else?
Richard
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