the Calder
 

Anyone been?:rolleyes::rolleyes:,
Any good?:D:D.

By the way, heres a good photo of "the Calder";
Google Image Result for http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3074/2561049656_03c8eed794.jpg

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Already a thread on the Calder,

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(To) Bee, or not (To) Bee, that is the question

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I think we should sponsor someone to swim the Calder.

http://www.lornashort.co.uk/animated-bee.gif

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With a 200lb weight on his back should do the trick:D

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I'l make a suggestion that it BEE a rather annoying pest on here who keeps asking stupid questions of which they know the answer anyway, or am I missing the point? As 4 bees question, why not go in & try it, then again you probably already have?:dflam:

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^ I think encouraging Bee to drink alcohol is a bad idea.

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Think you could be right Pudwoppa, he's bad enough already, if he has a drunk he'd be a real head-the-ball:rolleyes:

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Bear in mind, this photo is dated September 2006.

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It is fine when it is quiet but when it is busy it isn't that good. A little bit chavvy.

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A Burberry sun visor, instead of a full baseball cap?

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So you've been then G:D

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They always let kids in?? My neice's friends go at the weekend, some have only just turned sixteen, my niece is not allowed to got before anyone comments :P
They are all dressed up to the ? nines ? and they just waft em in??

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Children are allowed in when dining, there's a family dining area, we use it regularly. It can get a bit noisy when there's a big footie match and there are a couple of miserable old men who hog a whole booth to themselves in the family area whilst studying the Racing Post over their half of mild but other than them no problem!