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• 1. At 12:31pm on 31 Jul 2008, U10783173 wrote:

  You don't fool me! That top one had mozzarella, tomato and anchovies on it before you cleaned it up

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• 2. At 12:32pm on 31 Jul 2008, Stewart_M wrote:

  Whats the angle? A quick google shows the fifth piccy back in 2006. I'm not saying Its not interesting I am hoping to hear the report.

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• 3. At 12:37pm on 31 Jul 2008, Stewart_M wrote:

  You need a link to the rockart web site that newcastle uni has. Its got a map of where the various bits are to go and visit. Northumberland is a beautiful and overlooked county. Support local tourism!!

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• 4. At 12:41pm on 31 Jul 2008, Stewart_M wrote:

  May not get away with this link.
  
  http(colon)//rockart(dot)ncl(dot)ac(dot)uk/

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• 5. At 12:50pm on 31 Jul 2008, Aperitif wrote:

  Sssh Stewart! We don't want everyone spoiling it! :-)

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• 6. At 12:53pm on 31 Jul 2008, Big Sister wrote:

  Eddie: At least you kept your Ooooooo's to a manageable level this time.
  
  But they are very ooooo-ey, aren't they?

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• 7. At 12:53pm on 31 Jul 2008, mygloriousleader wrote:

  Oooh
  {music}Diddly dum de dum de dum dum dum
  ...
  The truth is art there.

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• 8. At 1:17pm on 31 Jul 2008, Fifi wrote:

  At the risk of repeating myself...
  
  ...where is the news in this?

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• 9. At 1:21pm on 31 Jul 2008, Stewart_M wrote:

  Thanks for adding the link.

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• 10. At 1:34pm on 31 Jul 2008, thenicecatlady wrote:

  Weren't these exhibited at Tate Modern in 10,000BC?

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• 11. At 2:34pm on 31 Jul 2008, Vyle Hernia wrote:

  Erich Von Daniken's footprints? Nay.
  I think the answer lies, in the soil. (AF)

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• 12. At 3:48pm on 31 Jul 2008, The Stainless Steel Cat wrote:

  From the Shouting-very-loudly Times, Tuesday 57th of Spring, 10000BC
  
  Tomorrow's World:
  Raymond Baxter looks at (from top) a new pebble-holder with nine pebble capacity; a design for a device for harvesting the power of the wind-spirits; a design for a potential sandwich toaster, once someone discovers sandwiches and er.. fire..; an experimental vertical pebble holder; another pebble holder; and an artist's impression of what the big bright thing in the night sky might look like close up.
  
  Next programme:
  Terry Wogan.
  
  
  

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• 13. At 5:49pm on 31 Jul 2008, David_McNickle wrote:

  That's what happens when you have no TV to watch.

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• 14. At 9:26pm on 31 Jul 2008, Frances O wrote:

  Well, I enjoyed Michael's item and the pix. Even if they're not bang up-to-the-minute news.

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• 15. At 9:32pm on 31 Jul 2008, Gillianian wrote:

  So did I, Frances - and the contrast between the overwhelmed and the underwhelmed was really amusing ;o)

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• 16. At 10:05am on 02 Aug 2008, pebblesfromheaven wrote:

  To the blog editor - please amend this post to give full credit to the photographers who took their time to bring you these stunning images.
  
  Most here were taken by Brian Kerr.
  
  thank you
  
  

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