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11 comments:
I hope you haven't had any forest or bushfires out there... I heard Sardinia was in a terrible state and Marseilles wrecked thanks to the French Foreign Legion (of all people...)
Unsurprisingly I would look very silly!
Hi, Gleds. Lots of fires in the countryside and some started deliberately, as elsewhere. Sardinia had it harder this time as the flames were fanned by a Mistral wind.
Hi, Liz. Well done!
I wasn't silly enough for silly week LOL :-)
Oh dear, I would be letting the side down ...;-)
In fact, there were 2 where I disagreed with both answers - 'thong bikini': NO to the 'thong'. The other was wooden seat vs deckchair: neither (towel/inflatable).
Otherwise much-needed fun after long afternoon + aftermath in hair-raising meetings - thank you!
I'd look silly - must have been the 90 handbags
I'm getting a blank space on screen - is that the quiz?
Lol, Cherie! x Brava, Phidelm. They do take these titchy little chairs to the beach here. I don't know how they all don't fall off or sink into the sand but they don't. That must have been it, WW! Hi, James. No, there should be a large blur oblong with "start quiz" in the bottom-right hand corner. If you can't see it, I'll send you the link.
This was mine:
Oh dear!
You would blend in very well and may even be taken for a local. Don't you think you're letting the side down?
A true local, James.
Surprisingly, I too would fit in very well....Oh dear!
After spending a few holidays in Provence I sort of know what the 'Med' style of dress is...Not sure about the 'thong' though, and I havn't got 90 handbags but have a lot more than two.
Di.x
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