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How goes it Ealing?

I haven't been been over to read the forum for ages.  How are things?  Where is Gerry Tan?  Sara Nathan?  Peter Wright?  Barbara Yerolemou?I note with disappointment that Louise Taft has moved onhttp://www.ealingtoday.co.uk/info/easkanexpert24.htmI note with regret that Robin has taken over ....:-)

Sarah Felstead ● 5974d10 Comments

You will find the old guard has mostly departed to be replaced with highly intelligent debate, backed up with bullet-proof research and well-reasoned argument regarding such subjects as immigration, immigration, immigration, immigration, immigration, immigration, immigration, immigration, immigration, immigration, immigration and immigration. It is both enlightening and reassuring to see we have a very welcoming, understanding and caring community in Ealing.

Ash Parks ● 5974d

There's more than one Robin on this forum, I've been hanging around for 5 years!Though I have to admit that Mt Taylor posts a lot more than me these days!

Robin Hall ● 5974d

Well someone's given us the bird! :)

Alan Brainsby ● 5974d

We could actually say he posts too much!

J Smith ● 5974d

Too much?  Nonsense, we need more useless information from him.

G Lord ● 5974d

I don't know who is worse (or better, depending on your viewpoint), Robin, Tony or our best friend George! I wonder how long it will be before one of them plays the race card.

J Smith ● 5974d

Do I detect a hint of sarcasm there Ash?

J Smith ● 5972d

The picture is a European robin - does that count?Robin Hall (not Taylor)

Robin Hall ● 5972d

Puh-leese!  Cluttering up my thread like that (albeit very clever stuff, the pictures, I admit).I have also to admit that I haven't been over to Ealing for a couple of years now!  It was never the same after somebody banned the craft stalls around the central square - are they still banned or has somebody seen sense and allowed them back?Hounslow is a total no no for shopping but I do pop over to Chiswick and Kingston.

Sarah Felstead ● 5972d

They have stalls around the central square in Ealing, usually high days and holidays - mainly food rather than craft these days. Creates a nice buzz when they are there.

Diane Gill ● 5971d