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Might do 1, 3, 5. Undecided, depends on the weather, might end up doing 2, 4 and a bit of 5, but not a lot of time between 4 & 5. Looking forward to it, always a bit of fun when the rear wheeled cars come along. David Bogie was mighty rapid last year and would have walked it but for problems. Stage 1:- Meall Mor, first car 09:15------------near Craggie, Moy. 7.58miles. Stage 2:- Millbuie, first car 10:35---------------near Killen, Black Isle. 8.95miles. Stage 3:- Torrachility, first car 12:25----------past Contin 12.98miles. Stage 4:- Corrimony, first car 14:41-----------near Shenval, Glenurquhart 8.71miles. Stage 5:- Glenurquhart first car 14:59---------near Balnain, Glenurquhart. 5.18miles.

Hello, Hello. Or hello hello hello as the policeman said to the man with three heads. Welome aboard a board where you don't get bored. A forum for four from afar, from Farr to Forfar, for far from Forfar we are, but not far from Farr.

Plenty snow falling in the Highlands just now. Should make for an interesting rally on Saturday. Three inches of snow has fallen in the City this morning in a couple of hours and more to come. Snowman

There are no obvious highlights for the cup games, due to screening rights etc, unlike the SPL league games which are readily available to viewers in this country.

No

No you can't!

Neil Young........... Now your talking.

And Caff scored as well.

Ach, I can see the Black Isle again. Time to get home and prepare the bandages.............

Theres a possibility Ronaldo.............however I'm not swimming it for nobody. Wrap up warm today, the wind is pretty bitter out there.

It has suddenly come over all dark and the Black Isle has disappeared. White stuff is falling on the ground and it looks like more is heading our way from the East.

pffffttt Charlie Kennedy scored 63 for Clach one season and struck up a great partnership with Ray Mackintosh.

The Official site has a statement stating the pitch is playable, wet underfoot, but there are no plans for a pitch inspection.

story bbc

I miss him Who the hell was he?

Interpreter please

Colin Hendry David Shearer Alan Stevenson Alex Cooper Ian Wilson

Whats wrong with Brewsters ears...............

........'Skippy, eyes glazed, and frisky as a rampant West Highland Terrier on viagra, saw his opportunity and pounced on the unassuming and startled Lionel, who tried in vain to fend off the frenzied attack...........

Far too many players to choose from now, think I will give it a miss.

Jack Somach................thats nice.

Bit unfair chief. Lionel did reasonably well yesterday. Most defenders get a hard time from those pair. Rossco was skinned a couple of times as well, but it's all about who you have as back up to stop these guys. Proctor also played well and gave Rossco decent cover at times. Lionel was left to his own devices, but he coped pretty well and his aerial presence was welcomed.

Jimmy Jabby plays keepy uppy with two balls and a balloon simultaneously.

Well done to all the guys and girls who took part in Sunday, bloody Sunday. Big Terry appreciated this gesture. The ones with just a mere round spot of red were mere imitations. ps, by the way, if your mum likes the colours on the bandages, it is Chestnut Red, vinyl matt emulsion from B&Q The full effect with the splattered T shirts were just perfect.

Would it be his Chesney Hawkes lookalike features. Or maybe because he was also a one hit wonder.