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Flying Saucer (ii) Scotland

By Terrence Oblong on Sun, 15 Jul 2018

"Scotland," said Pete. He phoned me at my parents house. It was a Tuesday afternoon and I happened to be in. "Scotland?" "Scotland." "What about...

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Suggestion Box Problems

By drew4payne on Sun, 15 Jul 2018

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Revd Derek Butler walked through the body of the church, heading towards the Vestry Meeting, with their new Suggestion Box held under his arm. The...

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Flying Saucer (i) The Journey

By Terrence Oblong on Sun, 15 Jul 2018

If you only read the mainstream press you'd hardly have any idea there was anything going on, bar the odd high-profile tale of strange lights over...

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Downshire Diary – (45) Misconception (Part 01)

By BIGGUS on Sun, 15 Jul 2018

The Finchbottom Vale, which was nestled comfortably between the Ancient Dancingdean Forest to the south and the rolling Pepperstock Hills in the north, is those who are lucky enough to live there, thought of as the rose between two thorns.

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Yvonne Makin’s House of Fun – (24) The Mismanagement Couple (Part 02)

By BIGGUS on Sun, 15 Jul 2018

Alan had noticed her among the group of staff, dressed in her official uniform of a blue skirt and jacket with a crisp white blouse. She was five foot eight with short black hair, in a pixie cut, mesmerizing green eyes and a very decent figure and very acceptable legs.

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Tales from the Finchbottom Vale – (45) What Becomes of the Broken Hearted (Part 10)

By BIGGUS on Sat, 14 Jul 2018

The day after Karen had given herself permission to get on with her life she was once again on the train from Purplemere to Finchbottom and once she had disembarked she hurried off the platform and out through the barriers and took the first cab on the rank and was quickly heading towards the Reel Times building.

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Yvonne Makin’s House of Fun – (24) The Mismanagement Couple (Part 01)

By BIGGUS on Sat, 14 Jul 2018

Yvonne Makin closed the traditional loss making Spa Hotel in Pangmere and opened the House of Fun, where spa treatments like Raki and Reflexology were replaced by a more exotic menu for those inclined more towards restraints, punishments and the more unusual pleasures.