I'm of to Sevenoaks tomorrow, so just need to check the bike out a bit. Any decent cafe's near by?
Steve
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Back to Southampton and the National Oceanography University but stopped by here for coffee. Bet they'd like my number plate 
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Ah! cant read the letters on the shop front very wel, is it something agricultural ?
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Well I didn't see any tractors but I did hear one!
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Steven.Carter wrote:I'm of to Sevenoaks tomorrow, so just need to check the bike out a bit. Any decent cafe's near by?
Steve
Oakdene Cafe London Road TN15 7RR is the bike stop in Sevenoaks.
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That's handy Steve, it's 3 miles from my job at Ightham
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Found it Steve, lovely bacon sarnie
The factory I visited makes lightweight building blocks for walls . Made from ash from power stations.
The factory I visited makes lightweight building blocks for walls . Made from ash from power stations.
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Ah Good, glad you enjoyed your sarnie,
It's a good bike friendly cafe the fry ups are legendary, lots of bikes get up there in the summer. I had a house that had those blocks internally when you drilled a hole every thing got covered in coal dust !%!*£*! .......
It's a good bike friendly cafe the fry ups are legendary, lots of bikes get up there in the summer. I had a house that had those blocks internally when you drilled a hole every thing got covered in coal dust !%!*£*! .......
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I looked a little like a miner when I left
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Steven, are all these photos taken with that phone you take everywhere? If so, it's very good!
Regards, MikeN.
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