can appreciate it is meant only for Santa. My mum photo →
always made sure that it was kept secret or Santa wouldn't read the smoke! (I think we all send our message to Santa this way! - don’t we)
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A Christmas message from your publisher
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ope you like this Christmas edition as we have tried to
bring into it that special feeling that Christmas brings each year
I must confess the hats were our editor’s idea
ow that it is that time of year to give and receive Christ-
mas presents I have entered a new camera on my Xmas wish list it is the world's first full frame DSLR with 24.6 megapixels & anti -shake correction plus many more
features, Should produce even better photos for the BULL
his time every year I secretly write a Christmas wish list
which is then put on the fire to burn so that Santa can read the smoke, obviously making sure that I am not seen by anyone! You
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y mum & dad always as- sured me that Santa had a
good memory and wouldn't forget, but, because they wanted to teach me how to keep good re- cords, I always had to give a copy to them so that when Santa come down the chimney they could tick
off the presents Now days I think secretly my fantastic Carol has taken over
this role as Santa hasn’t let me down yet Hope Carol reads this before Christmas
y Christmas wish to all members, families & friends
is that you all have a wonderful Christmas. I will add this to my wish list and also, especially ask Santa to deliver you the winning numbers of the Lottery - if he does, don‘t forget my involvement (ha ha) Second thoughts, I will ask him to repeat this wish every year - got to be lucky sometime! (ha ha) “Wishful thoughts”When I was a boy my wish list once asked for the winning numbers of Little- woods Pools, in those days the jack pot was £50 thousand makes £50 Million on the Euro look silly today—don't you think?
Merry Christmas Colin
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