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Dapper man about town, Charlie Elphicke, the Conservative parliamentary candidate for Dover and Deal, seen here last night April 27 at the DCAL selection night at the Dover Town Hall. In the picture with Charlie is our very own Mandie Sehmbi, the DCAL Chairman, the lady in white, who organised the whole show, and a selection of the gorgeous girls taking part in the Event.
The Picture on the left was taken last year at the Dover Regatta. All the lovely DCAL girls posed successfully in front of our stand. Some of these girls will be standing down now after a great year. The DCAL Selection night takes place this Sunday April 27 and the doors open at the Town Hall at 2pm.
There is more information below so please scroll down to the DCAL-Ramada Tie Up feature.
But back for a moment to the Regatta and our Doverforum stand. It is unlikely that we will be having a stand this year. Last year we were unable to prepare the stand properly due to work pressure elsewhere so it was a tad dull. Our good friend Roger Walkden helped out greatly though and also at the same time promoted his Dover Loyalty Scheme.
The girls are seen holding leaflets for the Dover Loyalty Scheme and Doverforum.
Well done girls on a successful year. ___________________________________________________________________________________________
EXCITING NEW PLAY FACILITIES
FOR DOVER AND WALMER
Innovative new play areas are on the way for Pencester Gardens in Dover and Marke Wood in Walmer, with work on exciting facilities set to begin in Dover today and Walmer next week. The new facilities follow a successful £257,702 bid to the Big Lottery Fund’s Children’s Play Programme.
Modern facilities will include themed areas built to encourage creative play, and will feature landscaped design and structured equipment. The Pencester Gardens area will include a castle theme and a zip wire feature, and the Marke Wood design includes a multi-use climbing frame and a special circular story-telling area.
The work is being funded by BIG’s Children’s Play Programme, with Dover District Council. Designs for the play areas were agreed following extensive public consultation and it is anticipated work will be completed by the end of June.
This follows news of the planning approval for a major state-of-the-art concrete skate park at Victoria Park in Deal, substantially funded by Kent County Council, with additional funding from the Big Lottery Fund and DDC. It is anticipated this will be completed by the end of summer. Youngsters in Sandwich were also given a boost earlier this year with new play equipment funded by DDC at the Butts.
Cllr Nigel Collor, Cabinet Member for Access and Property Management, said: “These exciting new inclusive facilities for Dover and Walmer will provide a great space for children to play, and are an important part of our ongoing commitment to improve strategic sites across the area, in keeping with the District Play Strategy.”
Cllr Mrs Sue Nicholas, Cabinet Member for Community, said: “We continue to work hard to provide modern play facilities for the district, and are very pleased to see these major new play areas being developed for the future of our communities.”
The Picture:Welcoming the start of work on exciting new play facilities at Pencester Gardens - pictured left to right are: Laura Corby, DDC Assistant Leisure Services Manager; Richard Pollard, DDC Property Services Manager; Cllr Mrs Sue Nicholas, Cabinet Member for Community; Cllr Nigel Collor, Cabinet Member for Access and Property Management; and Roy Deacon from Deacon Landscape.
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DCAL RAMADA TIE-UP. Miss Dover, Cloe Atkins, attended one of her final engagements of the year on Thursday 17th April at the Ramada Hotel.
The Ramada Hotel have very generously agreed a sponsorship deal with DCAL allowing them the use of the Grand Marquee for the visiting court's meal at this years carnival, as well as providing a number of vouchers for DCAL to use as either gifts or prizes.
DCAL chairman Mandie Sehmbi said..." This is a wonderful gesture by the Ramada Hotel Dover. We shall now have a beautiful venue in lovely settings to host our visiting Queens meal prior to Carnival on saturday 5th July.
In return for the wonderful sponsorship. The Ramada has free advertising on our website, as well as having the Ramada Dover logo on entry forms, certificates etc. We shall also be distributing leaflets throughout the year."
Picture shows Miss Dover Cloe Atkins with Marketing Managers Trevor Bond and Michelle Sheppard.
Miss Dover Selection takes place on Sunday 27th April 2008 at Dover Town Hall. doors open at 2pm.
age groups. Rosebud Queen aged 5-9 years, Junior Miss Dover and princesses aged 10-14 years. Senior Miss Dover aged 15-21 years.
All contestants must reside within the CT15 CT16 CT17 postcode area.
Apply online by visiting www.dovercarnival.co.uk or call Mandie on 01304 211776 or mobile 07867973029
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Apples from cigarette smuggling plot to
benefit local wild animal parks.
Officers from the newly formed UK Border Agency (UKBA) have donated 11 pallets of apples to the Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks which had been used in an attempt to camouflage a major cigarette smuggling plot.
Officers seized a staggering 4.6 million cigarettes on, Tuesday, 8 April 2008, which they discovered hidden behind the consignment of apples in a lorry that had arrived at the docks in Dover.
The lorry had arrived on a ferry from Belgium via Calais and the consignment was destined for an address in East Kilbride, Scotland. The cigarettes all branded Goldmans were packed in 15 pallets neatly placed behind the pallets of Gala apples. If undetected by officers the loss to the public purse is estimated at around £750,000, money that could be used to fund vital public services.
Following the detection, the case was passed to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) investigation officers to continue enquiries. The driver of the vehicle, a 28 year-old man from Northern Ireland, was interviewed and later released on bail until 11 June 2008. Enquiries are continuing.
Carole Upshall, Regional Director South of UKBA said:“This is an excellent result and an example of good joint working by the team. We will continue to work with our partners in HMRC to tackle the smugglers who attempt to bring goods illegally into the UK. Smugglers are criminals who are only out to make a profit; they do not care about the harm that they cause by smuggling whether its drugs, dangerous counterfeit cigarettes or illegal immigrants”
Bob Gaiger, HM Revenue & Customs spokesman in the South East said:
“We are delighted to donate these apples to the animals at Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks. Hopefully this will prove a valuable resource for the zoo and greatly helps us dispose of these perishable goods in a way that supports the environment. HMRC together with the newly formed UK Border Agency play a vital role in the fight to prevent cigarettes being smuggled into the UK and in protecting our communities from the violence and corruption that always accompany this illegal trade. Anyone with information about activity they suspect may be linked to drugs or tobacco smuggling should call our 24 hour confidential line 0800 59 5000."
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21 April 2008
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Dapper man about town, Charlie Elphicke, the Conservative parliamentary candidate for Dover and Deal, seen here last night April 27 at the DCAL selection night at the Dover Town Hall. In the picture with Charlie is our very own Mandie Sehmbi, the DCAL Chairman, the lady in white, who organised the whole show, and a selection of the gorgeous girls taking part in the Event.
There is more information below so please scroll down to the DCAL-Ramada Tie Up feature.
But back for a moment to the Regatta and our Doverforum stand. It is unlikely that we will be having a stand this year. Last year we were unable to prepare the stand properly due to work pressure elsewhere so it was a tad dull. Our good friend Roger Walkden helped out greatly though and also at the same time promoted his Dover Loyalty Scheme.
The girls are seen holding leaflets for the Dover Loyalty Scheme and Doverforum.
Well done girls on a successful year.
FOR DOVER AND WALMER
Innovative new play areas are on the way for Pencester Gardens in Dover and Marke Wood in Walmer, with work on exciting facilities set to begin in Dover today and Walmer next week. The new facilities follow a successful £257,702 bid to the Big Lottery Fund’s Children’s Play Programme.
Modern facilities will include themed areas built to encourage creative play, and will feature landscaped design and structured equipment. The Pencester Gardens area will include a castle theme and a zip wire feature, and the Marke Wood design includes a multi-use climbing frame and a special circular story-telling area.
The work is being funded by BIG’s Children’s Play Programme, with Dover District Council. Designs for the play areas were agreed following extensive public consultation and it is anticipated work will be completed by the end of June.
This follows news of the planning approval for a major state-of-the-art concrete skate park at Victoria Park in Deal, substantially funded by Kent County Council, with additional funding from the Big Lottery Fund and DDC. It is anticipated this will be completed by the end of summer. Youngsters in Sandwich were also given a boost earlier this year with new play equipment funded by DDC at the Butts.
Cllr Nigel Collor, Cabinet Member for Access and Property Management, said: “These exciting new inclusive facilities for Dover and Walmer will provide a great space for children to play, and are an important part of our ongoing commitment to improve strategic sites across the area, in keeping with the District Play Strategy.”
Cllr Mrs Sue Nicholas, Cabinet Member for Community, said: “We continue to work hard to provide modern play facilities for the district, and are very pleased to see these major new play areas being developed for the future of our communities.”
The Picture:Welcoming the start of work on exciting new play facilities at Pencester Gardens - pictured left to right are: Laura Corby, DDC Assistant Leisure Services Manager; Richard Pollard, DDC Property Services Manager; Cllr Mrs Sue Nicholas, Cabinet Member for Community; Cllr Nigel Collor, Cabinet Member for Access and Property Management; and Roy Deacon from Deacon Landscape.
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The Ramada Hotel have very generously agreed a sponsorship deal with DCAL allowing them the use of the Grand Marquee for the visiting court's meal at this years carnival, as well as providing a number of vouchers for DCAL to use as either gifts or prizes.
DCAL chairman Mandie Sehmbi said..." This is a wonderful gesture by the Ramada Hotel Dover. We shall now have a beautiful venue in lovely settings to host our visiting Queens meal prior to Carnival on saturday 5th July.
In return for the wonderful sponsorship. The Ramada has free advertising on our website, as well as having the Ramada Dover logo on entry forms, certificates etc. We shall also be distributing leaflets throughout the year."
Picture shows Miss Dover Cloe Atkins with Marketing Managers Trevor Bond and Michelle Sheppard.
Miss Dover Selection takes place on Sunday 27th April 2008 at Dover Town Hall. doors open at 2pm.
age groups. Rosebud Queen aged 5-9 years, Junior Miss Dover and princesses aged 10-14 years. Senior Miss Dover aged 15-21 years.
All contestants must reside within the CT15 CT16 CT17 postcode area.
Apply online by visiting www.dovercarnival.co.uk or call Mandie on 01304 211776 or mobile 07867973029
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Apples from cigarette smuggling plot to
benefit local wild animal parks.
Officers from the newly formed UK Border Agency (UKBA) have donated 11 pallets of apples to the Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks which had been used in an attempt to camouflage a major cigarette smuggling plot.
Officers seized a staggering 4.6 million cigarettes on, Tuesday, 8 April 2008, which they discovered hidden behind the consignment of apples in a lorry that had arrived at the docks in Dover.
The lorry had arrived on a ferry from Belgium via Calais and the consignment was destined for an address in East Kilbride, Scotland. The cigarettes all branded Goldmans were packed in 15 pallets neatly placed behind the pallets of Gala apples. If undetected by officers the loss to the public purse is estimated at around £750,000, money that could be used to fund vital public services.
Following the detection, the case was passed to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) investigation officers to continue enquiries. The driver of the vehicle, a 28 year-old man from Northern Ireland, was interviewed and later released on bail until 11 June 2008. Enquiries are continuing.
Carole Upshall, Regional Director South of UKBA said:“This is an excellent result and an example of good joint working by the team. We will continue to work with our partners in HMRC to tackle the smugglers who attempt to bring goods illegally into the UK. Smugglers are criminals who are only out to make a profit; they do not care about the harm that they cause by smuggling whether its drugs, dangerous counterfeit cigarettes or illegal immigrants”
Bob Gaiger, HM Revenue & Customs spokesman in the South East said:
“We are delighted to donate these apples to the animals at Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks. Hopefully this will prove a valuable resource for the zoo and greatly helps us dispose of these perishable goods in a way that supports the environment. HMRC together with the newly formed UK Border Agency play a vital role in the fight to prevent cigarettes being smuggled into the UK and in protecting our communities from the violence and corruption that always accompany this illegal trade. Anyone with information about activity they suspect may be linked to drugs or tobacco smuggling should call our 24 hour confidential line 0800 59 5000."
Yes a great DCAL selection day, thoroughly enjoyed it, a big Well Done to all.xxx
29 April 2008 at 4:23 pm
29 April 2008 at 4:23 pm
Great day at the Town Hall with DCAL. Well Done to all the girls in 2008 Court. A sad farewell to the 2007 court, thanks for turning me into a jibbering wreck!!!
My first attendance at Selection and what a day, well done Mandie, Event Management at it's best!
Love to all Michelle x
29 April 2008 at 3:23 pm
My first attendance at Selection and what a day, well done Mandie, Event Management at it's best!
Love to all Michelle x
29 April 2008 at 3:23 pm
Well done mandie and gang for lastnight there were a few tears along with some laugther thinking of getting saskia to write me a speech next time I need one, if the court of 2008 do as well as 2007,s did it will be another good year for DCAL and for dover good luck gang.
28 April 2008 at 6:31 pm
28 April 2008 at 6:31 pm
my understanding is that planning permission had been granted to convert the building to flats.
27 April 2008 at 8:39 pm
27 April 2008 at 8:39 pm
Hi ,
I walk past Westmount every morning on the way to work and have noticed the company working on the sad building are demolition experts!!! Does anyone know what is happening to this once beatiful building??
27 April 2008 at 6:44 pm
I walk past Westmount every morning on the way to work and have noticed the company working on the sad building are demolition experts!!! Does anyone know what is happening to this once beatiful building??
27 April 2008 at 6:44 pm
What a super picture of the DCAL Court on the Doverforum stand at last years Regatta. Saskia will be standing down with the rest of last year's court, I wish all the girls and boys all the best for tonights selection of the new court.
I amongst lots of others appreciate all the hard work that Sue, Nigel and other councillors have put in for the playscheme at Pencester Gardens, Well Done!
27 April 2008 at 12:49 pm
I amongst lots of others appreciate all the hard work that Sue, Nigel and other councillors have put in for the playscheme at Pencester Gardens, Well Done!
27 April 2008 at 12:49 pm
Hi Sue,
Can I just say that I think you're a fantastic councillor. Like always, there are those who will knock you, usually those who would never dream of getting off their backsides to do anything for anyone. I think what you and Nigel have achieved over the proposed play parks is excellent and like Anne I look forward to taking my grandchildren there. Keep up your good work Sue, for every one person that criticises you there are loads of us that appreciate you too. Keep up your good work, but don't overdo it! We all need to put our feet up sometimes.
26 April 2008 at 11:05 pm
Can I just say that I think you're a fantastic councillor. Like always, there are those who will knock you, usually those who would never dream of getting off their backsides to do anything for anyone. I think what you and Nigel have achieved over the proposed play parks is excellent and like Anne I look forward to taking my grandchildren there. Keep up your good work Sue, for every one person that criticises you there are loads of us that appreciate you too. Keep up your good work, but don't overdo it! We all need to put our feet up sometimes.
26 April 2008 at 11:05 pm
susan
maybe you should take a leaf out of jan tranters book.
she is available 24/7.
do you sit up all night waiting for constituents to ring llike she does?
you must try harder.
26 April 2008 at 9:12 pm
maybe you should take a leaf out of jan tranters book.
she is available 24/7.
do you sit up all night waiting for constituents to ring llike she does?
you must try harder.
26 April 2008 at 9:12 pm
When you put your self forward to become a councillor you put your head above the parpit and except that you will be criticized but we do so much more we are there 24/7 at the end of a phone, I do not regret for one moment becomeing a councillor I,m one of the voice,s for my ward and that,s what counts
25 April 2008 at 3:21 pm
25 April 2008 at 3:21 pm
Ok George from Sandgate.I enjoy beeing a councillor and have been for 21 years.You missed the point completly.I dont mind running around and use buses to save council tax payers money .What I do object to is sniddy comments from people who have no idea what is going on and making personal comments.People who ring up any time day or night.Even people who work in shops or in banks have time off..
Sorry but you are off the wave lenght.Hence councillors donot comment on here very often as we know our message is misunderstood.
25 April 2008 at 2:56 pm
Sorry but you are off the wave lenght.Hence councillors donot comment on here very often as we know our message is misunderstood.
25 April 2008 at 2:56 pm
Yes Paul I was rather surprised no comments received First of all we councillors do get paid an allowance. so we have to take the flack On that Monday somewhat cold ,I caught the bus into Pencester met up with Nigel and Officers then over to Marke Wood Walmer.I then went back by car to Whitfield eating sandwiches on the way for a 12.30pm meeting .I left Whitfield by bus mid afternoon.On Wednesday I was at the St Georges Day event like most people I got very wet.After that I went by bus up to Whitfield for a 2 .00pm meeting and finally got home at 5 40pm,having left home before 10.00am.The Play area saga has dragged on and on.Yesterday was Crabble CornMill and today Age Concern.It is a full time job.
A job you get paid to do. If you do not want to run around doing this and that councillor, maybe you should not put yourself forward for election
25 April 2008 at 10:27 am
A job you get paid to do. If you do not want to run around doing this and that councillor, maybe you should not put yourself forward for election
25 April 2008 at 10:27 am
I've just come on the forum and seen this great news about the play area, it is nice to see that things are moving forward as I've got grandchildren who live in Dover and we will be making use of the new facilities big time.
Well Done to all involved.
25 April 2008 at 9:28 am
Well Done to all involved.
25 April 2008 at 9:28 am
Yes Paul I was rather surprised no comments received First of all we councillors do get paid an allowance. so we have to take the flack On that Monday somewhat cold ,I caught the bus into Pencester met up with Nigel and Officers then over to Marke Wood Walmer.I then went back by car to Whitfield eating sandwiches on the way for a 12.30pm meeting .I left Whitfield by bus mid afternoon.On Wednesday I was at the St Georges Day event like most people I got very wet.After that I went by bus up to Whitfield for a 2 .00pm meeting and finally got home at 5 40pm,having left home before 10.00am.The Play area saga has dragged on and on.Yesterday was Crabble CornMill and today Age Concern.It is a full time job.
25 April 2008 at 9:12 am
25 April 2008 at 9:12 am
I was a tad surprised nobody left a positive comment about the efforts being made by our sterling DDC Councillors on the play areas. At the end of the day these guys and gals are just like you and me and a word or two of encouragement wouldnt hurt. These new areas will be really good when completed and many kids will enjoy them.
Remember anyone at all can leave a Comment on these Comment pages, you dont have to be a member or anything. Its open to all.
There is of course a 'thread' running in the Letters Club on this topic called Pencester Gardens.
25 April 2008 at 7:16 am
Remember anyone at all can leave a Comment on these Comment pages, you dont have to be a member or anything. Its open to all.
There is of course a 'thread' running in the Letters Club on this topic called Pencester Gardens.
25 April 2008 at 7:16 am
Spoke with roger lastnight he was telling me about the ramada with the sunday lunches sounds like a good deal, as for DECAL thats really good news mandie and hope sunday is not to frought for you guys, hope to be around to say hello
23 April 2008 at 5:06 pm
23 April 2008 at 5:06 pm
Good on ya wife is what I say Marek. A woman after my own heart there.
If Natascha does not make it onto the court, you will be free to leave straight afterwards if you wish. However if she does get on then she would have to stay until the end.
My advice would be to let her have a little lie in either way. You will need to arrive at around 2.15pm as rosebud selection starts at around 2.45 with parent/contestant briefing.
Luv Mand x
23 April 2008 at 11:52 am
If Natascha does not make it onto the court, you will be free to leave straight afterwards if you wish. However if she does get on then she would have to stay until the end.
My advice would be to let her have a little lie in either way. You will need to arrive at around 2.15pm as rosebud selection starts at around 2.45 with parent/contestant briefing.
Luv Mand x
23 April 2008 at 11:52 am
Good photo Paulb.
There are more councillors and others at the play area then workmen.Last time I passed there were 2 lads...lol..Well done all.I will take Natascha along when it's completed.
The old saying ''out of the mouths of babes..'' as Natascha and I were passing the playground yesterday teatime.She said ''Oh look Daddy they are doing something in the park'' ''Yes ''I replied
''Are they moving it from next to there?'' she asked pointing at the skateboard arena.
''No sorry'' I retorted.
And who said kids don't notice whats going on around them.
Maybe Councillors should listen more to the users and the young instead of district planners.
23 April 2008 at 11:17 am
There are more councillors and others at the play area then workmen.Last time I passed there were 2 lads...lol..Well done all.I will take Natascha along when it's completed.
The old saying ''out of the mouths of babes..'' as Natascha and I were passing the playground yesterday teatime.She said ''Oh look Daddy they are doing something in the park'' ''Yes ''I replied
''Are they moving it from next to there?'' she asked pointing at the skateboard arena.
''No sorry'' I retorted.
And who said kids don't notice whats going on around them.
Maybe Councillors should listen more to the users and the young instead of district planners.
23 April 2008 at 11:17 am
Mandie
Thanks for your words of encouragement.
Is it obligatory that I have to buy my wife a new outfit for the evening...she said it was in the DCAL rules...lol
Only one area of concern is that as Natascha has to be at school the following day will she have to stay at the Town Hall til 10.30 if so I will make sure she has a long lie in Sunday am.
Be seeing you..
Marek
23 April 2008 at 11:10 am
Thanks for your words of encouragement.
Is it obligatory that I have to buy my wife a new outfit for the evening...she said it was in the DCAL rules...lol
Only one area of concern is that as Natascha has to be at school the following day will she have to stay at the Town Hall til 10.30 if so I will make sure she has a long lie in Sunday am.
Be seeing you..
Marek
23 April 2008 at 11:10 am
Thanks for all the comments guys. The Ramada really have come up trumps for DCAL.
Marek please do not worry about Sunday. We have one hell of a competition lined up, which should make for a wonderful afternoon/evening, as well as welcoming for the VERY FIRST TIME in Dover, Carnival friends from Corby in warwickshire. The current Miss European, and also the Kent Queen will also be there.
Hopefully we will get chance to have a chat, but as you can imagine, I am going to be a bit busy, but I am sure you will all have a wonderful time.
Luv Mand x
23 April 2008 at 7:44 am
Marek please do not worry about Sunday. We have one hell of a competition lined up, which should make for a wonderful afternoon/evening, as well as welcoming for the VERY FIRST TIME in Dover, Carnival friends from Corby in warwickshire. The current Miss European, and also the Kent Queen will also be there.
Hopefully we will get chance to have a chat, but as you can imagine, I am going to be a bit busy, but I am sure you will all have a wonderful time.
Luv Mand x
23 April 2008 at 7:44 am
Howard
Thanks for your kind comments about Natascha.Luckily she takes after her mother...thank God..I wouldn't wish a hooter like mine on anyone..
We are all looking forward to the Dover Carnival selection evening at the Town Hall on Sunday evening.I have never been to any event like this before as my other kids are both boys.
23 April 2008 at 6:57 am
Thanks for your kind comments about Natascha.Luckily she takes after her mother...thank God..I wouldn't wish a hooter like mine on anyone..
We are all looking forward to the Dover Carnival selection evening at the Town Hall on Sunday evening.I have never been to any event like this before as my other kids are both boys.
23 April 2008 at 6:57 am
While speaking of The Ramada...have had a nice bit of news through from Roger Walkdens Dover Lovalty Scheme that The Ramada are doing TWO-COURSE Lunches for just £6.95. I'll be trying some of that so I will. Its usually very good upthere and the surroundings are excellent too...so its all very enjoyable.
On top of that there's the excitement of maybe even bumping into Trevor and Michelle..oooh steady!
23 April 2008 at 6:06 am
On top of that there's the excitement of maybe even bumping into Trevor and Michelle..oooh steady!
23 April 2008 at 6:06 am
Great News re sponsorship Mandie, Well Done! That's a great tie-up between Ramada and DCAL, it's nice to see you getting the support and sponsorship which will benefit not only both Ramada and DCAL but also Dover with the visiting courts and dignitaries. Nice photo of Michelle, Cloe and Trevor, looking good.
22 April 2008 at 11:31 pm
22 April 2008 at 11:31 pm
That's Great News for DCAL, Well Done Ramada.
22 April 2008 at 8:58 am
22 April 2008 at 8:58 am
i saw marek and his lovely little daughter in town the other day.
she is going for the junior miss dover, i believe.
will take some beating, sheis stunning.
takes after her dad!!
21 April 2008 at 7:16 pm
she is going for the junior miss dover, i believe.
will take some beating, sheis stunning.
takes after her dad!!
21 April 2008 at 7:16 pm
Well done the Ramada !
Great news for the Carnival and a great setting too.
Hope all goes well.
Roger
21 April 2008 at 5:08 pm
Great news for the Carnival and a great setting too.
Hope all goes well.
Roger
21 April 2008 at 5:08 pm