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Bingtastic
Bingalicious
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Bingfinds
Footballs: 98
Rugby balls: 8
Little balls: 97
£10 note: 2
£20 note: 1
iPod!: 1
Rugby balls: 8
Little balls: 97
£10 note: 2
£20 note: 1
iPod!: 1
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2 comments:
Well, what a batch you have here! From the first pic of Bingley digging for treasure, to the tail whipping paddle at Gibside, I love them all. Of course, I have to comment on the unbelievably adorable little rodent - aawwwwwww! And finishing off with the intelligent old man face too, you've turned me into a puddle of mush.
Tracey
Thanks so much Tracey! It's not often that people go mushy but I thought that the field mouse might just provoke a few emotional feelings. I'm so glad you are enjoying the pix - there's loads more to come as we've just recently returned from a week in North Wales!
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