WALLYS Lunch 17.12.2025

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 This is by way of a filler as in the excitement of yet another Christmas, and Hazel having a serious operation, there were no WAGS walking Leaders available so it remained to the stalwarts of Lagos  (sometime COWS) to organise a lunch on the Wednesday to prevent muscle memory loss and sarcopenia. In fact technically the lunch was not offered as an alt/ WAGS walk so whether it is permitted the designation remains for discussion,

Oliva Pizzeria


The chosen venue was Oliva's where the doughty 4 would attempt a meter long 4 flavour pizza.



What me? Eat that!!



Well it certainly was a filler. Too exhausted at the end to show the few crumbs the team missed out but Mission accomplished.




       Now dance around your pizza!!



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  1. Myriam19 December 2025 at 21:58

    It's always relaxing to get together to banter! Let's continue in the new year!
    Have a healthy and joyful 2025.
    Keep walking!!

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