Saving Old Seagulls

I spoke to Charles today whilst he was lying in his hospital bed.

Tib/fib same as my HID.

Lucky he has a couple of Zimmer frame engine stands.

Joking aside I wish him a quick recovery.

This could cause problems for the Hayling do, we are going to make a decision on that when he gets out of hospital nearer the weekend.

H-A

Wishing you a speedy recovery Charles UK. You will have to stand like a one legged seagull I suppose now.

Oh dear, very sorry to hear that. Get well soon Charles.

How did he do that?

That don't sound too good, Hoping you get on your feet soon Charles.






P.S. did you get round to posting that part first!!!

Yes get well soon Charles

Sorry to hear your woes Charles, good wishes on a quick recovery

Gerard

The lenths some people will go to get out of buying a round in
( joking aside, get well Charles)
may be fit for the Essex run then ? Keep us all informed of your progress.

What a bummer. All the best in a speedy recovery.

hard luck charles---extra weight of a plaster cast will slow the boat down----get well soon----regards blue

keep the plaster cast dry in the boat and put a life jacket around it.
look after yourself and get well soon
chris

Having just spent 10 days in a hospital bed I know how Charles feels.
Hope you didn't do it tripping over a Seagull.
The things you do just to get plastered.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery
Terry from Skye

Sorry to hear that, thanks for posting H-A. Hope you are shipshape again soon Charles UK.
Aye,
Robin

All the best for a speedy recovery...

He's on his way home now, complete with crutches, having been pinned and bandaged and sent on his way.

Get well soon!