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Who? Who? Who?
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Charley someone?
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Charley someone?
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Charlie Dimmock?
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Charlie Dimmock?
Go on you know you want to click it
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I want to do more than "click" it
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Although for those of us who are subject to the pleasures of daytime UK TV.. (Groundforce wasnt it ??) , will know that she is famous for not wearing the "over shoulder boulder holder"
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Still living in west London... no kiddies to be seen.
Austin recently took part in a trip down to Timbuktu which is being edited at the moment into a film. You may be pleased to learn he has ditched the insane sideburns he sported in the documentary he made about last years "Dawn to Dusk" enduro which featured on the Extreme Sports channel here in the UK a number of times over Xmas / New Year. (Touratech probably sell the DVD if you missed it)
Lois is thinking about a summer project with another well known female rider.
So business as usual for the Vinces.
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surely not ........but ...............could it be..........................................
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But Eve's not called Charley.
Mind you after the Boorman bashing isn't it selling out to join the MacGregor bandwagon?
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