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Packing List

Papers
Passport
Train / plane tickets
Foreign currency
Driving licence
Pen / pencil
Maps
Diary
Gadgets
Camera
Charged cam batteries
Camera charger
Lenses, filter, brush
Camera cover
Binoculars
Phone & chargers
Adaptor plug
Headphones
USB cables
Sunglasses
Day rucksack
Head torch
Charged Batteries
Multi-tool
GPS
Compass
Umbrella
Clothes
Trousers
Dresses
Pyjamas
Jacket
T-shirts
Towels
Underwear
Socks
Sandals/flipflops
Shoes
Fun
Bucket & spade
Animal/Bird Guides
Balls
Frisbee
Kite
Toys
Beach ball
Hiking
Hiking boots
Gaiters
Waterproof jacket
Waterproof trousers
Picnic blanket
Iso bum mats
Winter
Fleece
Scarf
Woolly hat
Thermal undies
Skiing
Ski boots
Ski gloves
Ski goggles
Salopettes
Cable lock
Toiletries
Lip balm
Sun cream
Sun block
Insect repellent
Washbag
First aid kit
Nail scissors & file
Wipes
Hairclips
Comb
Tissues
Vitamins & Supplements
Camping
Isomats
Sleeping bags
Dry bags for clothes
String
Washing line
Knife
Stove
Stove fuel
Waterproof matches, lighter
Thermos flask
Water bottles
Straps
Cutlery
Cups
Pans
Pan scrubs
Poo spade
Toilet roll
Pump, puncture repair kit
Water filter
Sewing kit
Keep-cups
Medicines & Creams
Aveeno / cream
Dermol
Skin Salvation
Puff tube
Salbutamol
Preventer
Epipen
Vaporiser for nighttime
Eucalyptus oil / olbas oil
Sunburn cream
Antacid / kaolin for stomach
Calpol
Nurofen children
Anti-histamine
Sleeping bag liner
Dustmite air, furniture spray
Burn-eze / Wasp-eze
Instant cool-packs
First Aid Kit
Elastic bandages for sprains
Triangular bandages for slings & dressings
Sterile gauze roll
Hand / wound sanitising spray / wipes
Iodine / betamine
Cotton swabs
Melolin pads/self-adhesive pads, various sizes
Micropore tape
Band Aid plaster tape
Antiseptic dusting powder
Waterproof plasters, various sizes
Butterfly plasters
Blister pads
Corn / Huhneraugen plasters
Aspirin
Paracetemol
Ibuprofen
Codeine painkillers
Travel sickness pills
Anti-histamine medicine
Anti-histamine / Sting relief cream/gel
Heat pen for stings
Saline for eyes
Electrolytes for diarrhoea
Ispaghula husk sachets for constipation
Cotton buds for ears
Ear plugs
Tweezers
Scissors
Scalpel
Magnifying glass
Safety pins
Nit comb
Tick remover
Nail clippers
First Aid manual
Space blanket

Lyrics

Laugh

International Times

Weather

Holidays and Trips

London

UK

  • Tarka Trail
  • Camel Trail
  • 10 Best UK beaches
  • Rockpooling
    • Helford Passage in Cornwall is my favourite place to go rockpooling and has a rich abundance of sea life. Offshore there are beds of maerl, a rare seaweed. There are beds of eelgrass, the only British flowering plant that grows in the sea, which provides shelter for sea hares and sea lemons. Plus, there are 80 species of fish in the river. The mudflats support invertebrates such as the peacock worm, Sabella pavonina. See http://www.helfordmarineconservation.co.uk/ for details of events.
    • Broadcaster Bill Oddie says Kimmeridge in Dorset is the UK's best rockpooling site. The bay has a double-low tide, which will give you more than three hours to explore the shore. Smooth rock ledges reach far out into the bay, allowing easy viewing of marine life. The clear, shallow water is an ideal habitat for a multitude of rockpool creatures from anemones to sea slugs, as well as nurseries for juvenile fish.
    • Wembury in South Devon is famed for its fantastic rockpooling. You can find at least eight types of crab, as well as spiny starfish, squat lobsters, and fish such as blennies, gobies and rockling. Wembury Marine Centre runs "rockpool rambles", see https://www.wemburymarinecentre.org/visit-us Dunseverick Harbour (near Portrush, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland) has the deepest natural pools in Northern Ireland, with an extraordinary range of marine wildlife, including the sea hare, china limpet and needle whelk. Rathlin Island nearby is home to sponges found nowhere else in the world.
    • Killiedraught Bay, within the St Abbs and Eyemouth Voluntary Marine Reserve in Berwickshire, is one of the finest rockpooling sites in Scotland. You could find animals such as the breadcrumb sponge, bootlace worm and butterfish. The cliffs at St Abbs Head host 50,000 seabirds in spring and summer, such as guillemots, razorbills, kittiwakes and shags.
  • Moray Firth - [2]

Abroad

St Clements Bakery Date & Coconut Chewy Bars 100g

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Water filter

  • Custom made ec105 (the non pi version) with two extra pods on the back
  • 1 sediment filter in the first pod
  • 4 carbon filters
  • 1 post carbon filter on the top before the magnetiser
  • 1 reverse osmosis membrane filter
  • Osmio Water
  • German website: [3] - apparently carbon filters remove much off the DS and should be applied depending on the local water (e.g. London)

Body measurements

  • sleeve length cuff to cuff: 186cm minimum
  • trousers: 102 / 106
  • underwear: L
  • ski bindings 356mm
  • Sylvie - top 12
  • Mum - trousers 12 medium

DVDs

  • tess
  • fitzcarraldo, cobra verde - herzog & kinski
  • tin drum
  • the idiots
  • dancer in the dark
  • dummy
  • the messenger: joan of arc
  • the darjeeling ltd
  • Secret life of bees
  • defiance
  • red sparrow
  • atomic blonde
  • nikita
  • anna
  • salt
  • fair game
  • hanna
  • black widow
  • a call to spy

Book List

  • Viktor Niederhoffer - the Education of a Speculator
  • Knights without Armor
  • Tesshu
  • Monkey
  • zen & the art of motorcycle maintnc

Change of Address Notifications

  • Ethical Consumer
  • FFI
  • Wildlife Trust
  • Woodland Trust
  • NRDC
  • WWF int
  • SAS
  • Marine Conservation Society
  • CAMRA
  • London Cycling Campaign
  • Ecology Building Society
  • Co-operative Bank
  • Triodos
  • British Telecom
  • Electoral Role
  • UK Transplant Service
  • Doctor
  • Dentist
  • Immobilise
  • DVLC
  • Inland Revenue
  • Domain name registration
  • labour behind the label

Music

  • Abba
  • ABC - look of love, beauty stab
  • Al Stewart - Modern Times
  • Alan Price - Oh Lucky Man - soundtrack
  • Annie Lennox - Diva
  • Asturias - classical guitar
  • Aswad - Lion
  • Beatles
  • Billy Bragg - Levi Stubb's tears
  • Bob Marley - Uprising
  • Bob Marley - Exodus
  • Bob Dylan - Street Legal
  • Bob Dylan - self porrtrait
  • Bronski Beat - Age of consent
  • Bruce Springsteen - born to run
  • Bush - Everything Zen
  • Credence Clearwater Revival - don't go out tonight
  • Chris Isaak - wicked game
  • Clash - London Calling
  • Clash - Daddy was a bank robber
  • Cure - Pornography
  • David Bowie - Heroes
  • David Bowie - Lodger
  • David Bowie - Putting out fire with gasoline
  • Dogeatdog - no sex no drugs no soapbox
  • Doors - LA Woman
  • Eagles - take it to the limit/lying eyes
  • ELO - Discovery
  • enya - orrinoco flow
  • Eurythmics - ?
  • Extreme - More than Words - Pornograffitti
  • Fall - LA, couldnt get ahead
  • Fleetwood Mac - rumours
  • Fleetwood Mac - tango in the night
  • Flook - haven, rubai
  • Francoise Hardy - mon ami la rose
  • Frankie goes to Hollywood - two tribes
  • Gabrieli, Giovanni: canzona
  • Gerry Rafferty - city to city
  • Grace Jones - the one with Bullshit & Bumper to Bumper
  • Gram Parsons - retun of the grievous angel
  • cats in the cradle & silver spoon
  • Guns'n'Roses - November Rain
  • Harry Connick Jr. - Funky Dunky
  • Iggy Pop - Soldier
  • Iggy Pop - Lust for Life
  • Janis Joplin -
  • Japan - Quiet Life
  • Japan - Tin Drum
  • Japan - Gentlemen take polaroids
  • Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygene
  • Jimmy Summerville - Song for a friend
  • Joe Jackson - ?
  • Joy Division - Still
  • Klaus Nomi - ?
  • Led Zep - Physical graffitti
  • Lenny Kravitz - Mama said
  • Lenny Kravitz - Let love rule
  • Linton Kwesi Johnson - Forces of victory
  • Lloyd Cole - forest fire
  • Locatelli, Pietro: concertos
  • Love - Forever changes
  • Marianne Faithful - broken English
  • Marvin Gaye - Whats going on
  • Massive Attack - blue lines
  • Massive Attack - protection
  • Mazy Star - fade into you
  • Men they couldn't hang
  • Michelle Shocked - Arkansas traveller
  • Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
  • Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
  • Neil Young - like a hurricane
  • Neil Young - everybody knows this is nowhere
  • New Order - Peel sessions
  • Nick Drake - never felt magic
  • Patti Smith - easter
  • Paul Simon - Graceland
  • Paul Simon - still crazy after all ths years
  • Paul Weller - Wild wood
  • Paul Weller - Paul Weller
  • Peter Gabriel - secret world live
  • Philip Glass
  • Pink Floyd - Saucerful of Secrets
  • Pink Floyd - Piper at the Gates of Dawn
  • Pink Floyd - Animals
  • Pink Floyd - Wish you were here
  • Pink Floyd - Final Cut
  • PJ Harvey - 4 track demos
  • PJ Harvey - Rid of me
  • PJ Harvey - Dry
  • PJ Harvey - To bring you my love
  • Pogues - one with thousands are sailing
  • Police - Outlandos d'amour
  • Presidents of USA - peaches, cats, bugs
  • Prince - Sign of the Times
  • Psychedelic Furs - Psychedelic Furs
  • Psychedelic Furs - Talk talk talk
  • Psychedelic Furs - President Gas
  • Pulp - His 'n' hers
  • Radiohead - The Bends
  • Randy Crawford - secret combination (rainy night in georgia)
  • Sandy Shaw - Lay Lady Lay
  • Seal - Seal 2
  • Simple Minds - don't you forget about me
  • Simply Red - Red box
  • smashing pumpkins - siamese dream
  • - gish
  • Soft Cell - ?
  • Stealers Wheel - stuck in the middle
  • Steve Harley - Make me smile
  • Steve Miller - the Joker
  • Stewart Copeland - the rythmatist
  • Stones - Exile on main street
  • Stones - Goats head soup
  • Stones - Angie
  • Suede - Dog man star
  • Suede - Suede
  • Supertramp - Dreamer (song)
  • Supertramp - crime of the century
  • Suzanne Vega - cafe
  • Talk Talk - Party's over
  • Talking Heads - Remain in light
  • Talking Heads - Once in a lifetime
  • The The - Soul mining
  • The Fall - 12 inches
  • The Band - The Band
  • Torelli, Guiseppe: concerto a 4.
  • Tracey Chapman - Tracey Chapman
  • UB40 - ivory madonna & number on a list
  • Van Morrison - Irish heartbeat
  • Velvet Undies - White light white heat
  • Velvet Undies - Sweet Jane
  • Violent Femmes - Hallowed ground
  • Who - ?
  • Yamato - the Waidako Drummers of Japan
  • Soh Daiko - Taiko Drrum Ensemble
  • Taiko Drumming - Japanese Festival Music
  • Kodo - Taiko Drums
  • Zappa - Sheik Yer Botti

Apple / Pear / Rhubarb Crumble

  • 300g plain flour
  • 200g unrefined brown sugar
  • 200g unsalted butter, cubed at room temperature
  • sieved pinch of salt
  • Knob of butter for greasing
  • 500g apples or pears or rhubarb
  • 50g unrefined brown sugar
  • 1 tbsp plain flour
  • 1 pinch of ground cinnamon
  1. Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
  2. Boil the rhubarb with sugar for 5 mins - lots of juice comes out
  3. Place the flour and sugar in a large bowl and mix well.
  4. Taking a few cubes of butter at a time rub into the flour mixture.
  5. Keep rubbing until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs.
  6. Place the fruit in a large bowl and sprinkle over the sugar, flour and cinnamon.
  7. Stir well being careful not to break up the fruit.
  8. Butter a 24cm ovenproof dish.
  9. Spoon the fruit mixture into the bottom, then sprinkle the crumble mixture on top.
  10. Bake in the oven for 30+ minutes until the crumble is browned and the fruit mixture bubbling.
  11. Serve with thick cream or custard.

Mince Pies

for 12 mince pies:

  • pastry
    • 240g plain flour
    • 60g Trex or other veg fat
    • 60g butter (cold)
    • juice of 1 orange
    • 1 tsp orange flower water
    • pinch salt
  • Mincemeat: 200g
    • 1/4 tsp ground cloves
    • zest 1 orange
    • 1/4 tsp orange flower water
    • port
    • cranberries (as much as desired)
    • egg (for glaze)

(1) Make sure butter & Trex are COLD.

(2) take zest off orange and mix into mincemeat together with spices & port & cranberries.

(3) Squeeze OJ, add salt & orange flower water & put in fridge.

(4) Cut butter into small cubes, and add with teaspoon sized dollops of Trex to flour in bowl. Rub fat lightly into flour with hands until mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs.

(5) Put in freezer for 20 mins.

(6) Sprinkle OJ evenly over mixture while stirring it in with a round-bladed knife until mixture begins to stick together in large lumps.

(7) Put lump of dough in cling film or plastic bag & put in fridge for 20 mins.

(8) Put on oven at 180 C (fan oven) / 220 C (normal) / gas mark 7.

(9) Roll out lump, cut discs & put bases in tray, leaving 1/4 of pastry for tops.

(10) Put teaspoon of filling into each pie, not so much that it reaches edge.

(11) Roll out remainder of pastry, cut tops and place on mincemeat.

(12) Stir up egg with a little water and brush on pie tops for a glazed finish.

(13) Bake for 12 - 15 mins

(14) To serve, sprinkle icing sugar on top with a sieve.

Pancakes

  • 250g flour
  • 500ml milk
  • 1 large egg
  • pinch of salt
  • butter for frying pan
  1. Mix up the mixture, being careful to get rid of the lumps
  2. If using rice milk instead, add an extra egg
  3. Makes 8 pancakes

Dropscones

For 6 people:

  • 350g self-raising flour
  • 2 tsp baking powder
  • 80g caster sugar
  • 400ml milk
  • 2 eggs
  1. Mix up eggs and a little milk with the dry ingredients, adding only enough milk to make it smooth so that the lumps get mixed in
  2. Add the rest of the milk little by little until thick

Crumpets

  • 400ml milk
  • 1 tablespoon dried yeast
  • 1 teaspoon caster sugar
  • 300g flour
  • 1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate soda
  1. Warm milk, dissolve yeast and sugar, add 100ml water
  2. Leave 15 mins to ferment or til frothy
  3. Sift flour, bicarb soda, salt, make a well in the middle and pour in liquid
  4. whisk from centre outwards until consistency of cream, add water if needed
  5. leave for 45 mins
  6. arrange rings in pan and fry on lower heat, the more batter used so as not to burn

Toad-in-the-Hole

  • 2 eggs
  • 125g plain flour
  • 1/4 pint (150ml) milk
  • 1/4 pint (150ml) water
  • salt
  • pepper
  • 6 high quality herby bangers
  • 2 tbsp trex (veg fat)

(1) fry bangers on low heat - do not prick skins! Allow to cool.

(2) sieve flour into large bowl and add salt, pepper & eggs.

(3) mix in until egg is absorbed

(4) add milk & water in splashes stirring in each splash until the flour is no longer powdery, and stir mix thoroughly so that lumps are all broken down.

(5) gradually stir in rest of milk & water

(6) allow to rest for 30 mins

(7) put trex into deep-sided baking tin and place in oven at 200C (fan oven) until it smokes

(8) quickly take it out of oven and pour in the batter, and space bangers evenly.

(9) put back in oven for 30 mins or until batter is puffed u & golden brown.

(10) Serve with gravy and veg

Mulled Wine

cinnamon cloves cardamon coriander fennel nutmeg pimento blueberry lemon orange

Dover Sole

sauce: onion garlic red pepper 1/4 teaspoon thyme

Fry slowly for 15 mins.

Add diced courgette

fry for further 10 mins

add chopped toms

fry for further 5 mins.

Bake fish for 5 - 10 mins in oven at 235C

Granny's Lemonade

1kg granulated sugar 3 lemons 30g tartaric acid 700ml boiling water

Slice lemons into a bowl.

Add sugar and tartaric acid.

Pour over the boiling water, stir, cover and leave overnight.

Squeeze and remove lemons.

Dilute to taste.

Tiramisu

Sponge fingers

Mascarpone 250g

Ricotta 125g

Icing sugar 100g

Egg x3, seperated into yolk / whites

Vanilla essence

Coffee (strong)

Almond liquer / amaretto 20ml

Cocoa powder

(1) Make coffee strong and allow to cool

(2) Quickly dunk the biscuits in the coffee without allowing them to get so wet that they break up, and lay them on the bottom of the form

(3) Mix yolks, amaretto and icing sugar into a cream

(4) Mix in the mascarpone to the egg/sugar mix

(5) Beat the egg whites until really stiff

(6) Fold the stiff egg whites into the cream mix

(7) Layer the mixture onto the biscuit base in the form, creating more layers of biscuits, then mixture, then biscuits, finishing with a layer of mixture on top

(8) Cool in the refrigerator for at least 2 to 4 hours.

(9) Serve with a dusting of cocoa.

Boy's Names

  • laurence
  • magnus
  • dorian
  • mario
  • konrad
  • manfred
  • ronan
  • rowan
  • edgar
  • emil
  • ezra
  • henning
  • gustav

Girls Names

  • Matilda - mighty warrior
  • Madeline - brightest light in the world
  • Miriam - loved, rebellious
  • Marlene - variant of Madeline
  • Thelma - she who knows what she wants
  • Theresa - hunter goddess
  • Eleanor - without sorrow, shining light
  • x Lillian - lilly
  • x Vivianne - the lively one


Thomas Edward Ashcroft

  • DOB: 1893-02-17
  • Place of Birth: Haskayne, near Ormskirk, Lancs
  • GRO Index Birth Certificate: Ormskirk 8b. 822
  • Last known address: Bank House, 53(?) Sandy Lane, Skelmersdale, Lancs.
  • Employment: Bank Clerk, William Deacons Bank, Sandy Lane, Skelmersdale. 1936
  • Wife: Philomena Ashcroft nee McCarty, Cork 1898-02-15, died on 18 September 1957, aged 59, entry 362 in the Register for the Sub-district of Southampton West in the County Borough of Southampton.
  • Wedding:
  • Children:
    • Edward - 1920-10-30 (Barbara says 1919)
    • Joan - 1922-04-14
    • Peter - 19??-05-23
    • John - 1927-04-05
    • Philomena - 1932-04-05
  • Siblings: sister Mary. Brothers?
  • Parents: ? location - Upholland, UK.
  • Army record: York and Lancaster. Invalided out.
  • http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl
  • http://www.1837online.com/
  • http://www.cwgc.org/cwgcinternet/search.aspx
  • http://www.englishorigins.com/
  • http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=census/search_census.asp
  • http://www.genealogy.com/
  • http://www.genealogylinks.net/genealogy/index.html
  • http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/index.html
  • http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/
  • Family Records Office, Myddleton St N1. Mon - Sat 9 - 5.30.
  • Marriage Certificates - Year & Quarter.
  • Death Certificates: poss Liverpool N., 8 b. 386 (2009-03-08: what does this mean??? Don't write cyptic notes!)
  • Searched death registry & parish burials until 2006 - one record found for Thomas Ashcroft died in Wigan in 1979, DOB 'about 1899' - images saved in /docs-ref/
  • 2008-12-06: searched passenger lists 1936 - 1960 on findmypast.com - all long distance voyages, found 3 unconvincing possibilities (images of entries saved as PDFs in ~/docs-ref/ )
    • Armed forces ship "Curacao" (Fleet Air Arm Ratings) with undisclosed destination (sealed orders) left Swansea in 1943 with "Ashcroft, Thomas" with incomprehensible entry on the list.
    • Also, a retired American named 'Ashcroft' left on a liner to Montreal in 1959. No further details.
  • Info from others
    • From James Ashcroft 2004-12-18

Hi Adam,

sorry about the delay in responding, will spare you the details.

anyhoo, the very little i know is as follows.

Grandad worked at the local bank in skelmersdale, lancs (i will try to find out which one and in what capacity) the house that they all lived in was tied. He disappeared vanished whatever when my dad was 13, which makes your date right. nobody is any the wiser, of that i am sure.

because the house was tied the bank kindly ejected the family; grandma, auntie joan (who was working as a nurse), dad, uncle john and auntie phil. uncle eddie was already in the army i think.

they moved to redcar to run a b&b. by all accounts the locals there knew that a fatherless family were coming and treated them very kindly.

i am not surprised its kept quiet, it must have been dreadful for everyone.

i have never heard anyone speculate about what might have happened, nor do i know what sort of father he was.

i hope you are able to find out more

what sort of money do you have to pay for what items?

please keep me informed, especially if i can do something.

i'm coming up to anne and graham's house on wednesday 29th til friday 31st and am bringing my daughter hannah who is 14 and 11/12ths going on 25 if you follow.

hope very much to see you.

cheers, james

  • AND 2004-12-22:

hi adam

just another snippet on grandad

mum know knows i'm digging and would you adam and eve it, suggested talking to your mum. great.

i told her to not say anything, and obviously she doesn't know of your enquiry.

he was manager of glyns bank in skelmersdale, came from reasonably well (we think) off farming stock in lancashire. liked his bridge games and would name drop the bishop of liverpool.

talking of bishops grandma ashcroft was a McCartie from cork, and we have one of our cousins over there who is now a bishop. i think there is a bit of bad feeling to them (or was) possibly to do with auntie joan, anne's mum. mum seems to think she was farmed out to one of grandma's sisters who was a matron or senior nurse in coventry and a complete bitch.

this of course is hearsay, but maybe in time we will know more

ciao, james

  • Barbara (Eddie's wife) comments to Claire on phone:
    • Eddie was 16 or 17 and in the Army, although he lied about his age by 6 months to get in.
    • Thomas Ashcroft disappeared before the war and the bank threw the family out of their house.
    • A secretary at the bank also went missing within a couple of months.
    • They probably emigrated to America together by ocean liner from Liverpool.

List F&F

  1. Mum & Dad
  2. Giles & Clare & J & R
  3. Franny & Greg & Claire
  4. Aunty Sue
  5. Mike & Neera
  6. Steve
  7. Frank & Kathy & Tracy
  8. Geoff & Trish
  9. Anne & Graham & David
  10. Kat
  11. Andrew & Sarah cousins
  12. Aunty Pat & James Ashcroft
  13. Father Martin
  14. Sharon cousin
  15. Leslie Beeson
  16. Paul, Helen, Thomas Fletcher
  17. Judith & William Bennett
  18. Wil & Eva
  19. Jules & Elizabeth
  20. Andy Merriman
  21. Gregory McGonigal
  22. Jonathan & Katrin
  23. Barny Vail
  24. Mark Cooper
  25. Nick & Bella
  26. Patch
  27. Antje
  28. Eva Roth
  29. Stiff
  30. Christian & Uli
  31. Annette Dada
  32. Sara Edon
  33. Kate Edon
  34. Mag Edon
  35. Emily Bright
  36. Heidi Goldemund
  37. Moira Fish
  38. Jenny Tait
  39. Pamela Donnelly
  40. Damien Flatley
  41. Jay Vaja
  42. Sarah & Olaf
  43. Dirk & Michelle
  44. Andrea Keller
  45. Ian & Gioia
  46. Clare & Andrew Lacey
  47. Jon & Sophie
  48. Leon
  49. Steve & Ana
  50. Paul Custance
  • From - Fri Nov 13 21:43:58 2009
 Petra Wendler <p.wendler@mail.cryst.bbk.ac.uk>,
 Elisabetta Leo <leo_elisabetta@yahoo.co.uk>, 
 Ulrike Wachsmann <uliwachsmann68@hotmail.com>,
 Yolanda Calle <yolanda.calle@kcl.ac.uk>, 
 Gavin McGarry <gavin.mcgarry@gmail.com>,
 Jennifer Harkness <jennharkness@gmail.com>, 
 Norry Shewan <norryshewan@hotmail.com>,
 Debra Hevenstone <dhevenstone@gmail.com>, 
 Grant Otto <gotto@mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk>,
 adele casamassima <a.casama@yahoo.com>, 
 Stephanie Kermorgant <s.kermorgant@qmul.ac.uk>,
 Simone Radtke <Simone.Radtke@cancer.org.uk>, 
 Pascal Drake <pdrake@sgul.ac.uk>,
 Maren Enkelmann <maren.enkelmann@me.com>, 
 Anja Stephan <anja1stephan@web.de>,
 MATILDE CORDOBA AZCARATE <m.cordoba@cps.ucm.es>, 
 Martina von Mayerhofen <martina@vonmayerhofen.de>,
 Anke Sparmann <a.sparmann@nki.nl>, Tomoko Matsuo <tmatsuo@ucar.edu>, 
 Kristin Steger <kristin.steger@ebc.uu.se>,
 Claudia Wrzesinski <claudia.wrzesinski@gmail.com>, 
 Clare Lacey <clare.lacey@quaylemunro.com>,
 Ian Mulvany <ian@mulvany.net>, Gioia Mosler <gioiamosler@googlemail.com>, 
 Perdita Trenkle <perditatrenkle@hotmail.com>,
 Holger Koeppe <h.koeppe@googlemail.com>, 
 Claudia Koerner <claudia.koerner@gmx.net>,
 Tobias Polzin <polzin@gmx.de>, Jana Sticht <jana.sticht@gmx.li>, 
 Sonja Schroeder <sonja.73@gmx.de>,
 Martin Koy <martin.koy@web.de>, Christel Lachmann <lachmann_ch@web.de>, 
 Phil <philomena.hardy@btinternet.com>,
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Udos Choice Junior Blend Probiotics 60 £16.14 Bodykind
Viridikid 90 £13/£17 Amazon/https://www.quickvit.co.uk
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FSC Starflower Oil GLA 200 mg 60 £8.39 Dolphin Fitness
Lavera Mint Fluoride Toothpaste 75ml 4x inc P+P £13.50 Amazon / biggreensmile
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Green People Rosemary Deo 75ml £6.71 Dolphin Fitness
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