- Location
- North Wiltshire
Is that the reason for the repeated rubbish weather?
things that make you smile
- Thread starter rob1
- Start date
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Mother’s hospitality last night and pack up this morning
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Top pub at Tedburn St Mary tonight (long way in to Cornwall today with the A30 being dug up at Truro half way down )
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
the average IQ is 100, just sayin'.
However there is no link whatsoever between intelligence and wisdom, so hey.
Swiss farmer cutting silage today on one of his many "fields" between houses, baling Thursday, spreading slurry on Friday, can you imagine the outcry in England.
35 degrees here at the moment, phew.
Another Swiss farmer strolling up with his leaf blower.
35 degrees here at the moment, phew.
Another Swiss farmer strolling up with his leaf blower.
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thing's that make you smile? my 6 yr old grandson archie the things he come's out with are way beyond his age, walk's past a pen of beast chirp's up crakin bullock's and when i say crakin i mean crakin, uncle nick asked him do you want a bother or sister , his answer was me mum won't let me, he's priceless!
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Can you bring the multi carrier back with you. Be very handy with a small lime body on the back on our hills
Paddington
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- Location
- Soggy Shropshire
Paddington Bear stamps released by Royal Mail for 65th anniversary
The Peruvian bear was first seen in 1958 after featuring in the book A Bear Called Paddington.
www.bbc.co.uk
- Location
- Near Colchester
This afternoon.
- Location
- Radnorshire
Grandson just turned 4, asking if we’re going up the hill in the Land Roamer, thought it was a good play on words.
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
As much a representation of reality as a winning cow at a show, just sayin' .
Back in the day photo's where expensive so it's not like they would waste film on sub par happenings.
RushesToo
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- Location
- Fingringhoe
@BrianV Have you got one of all the harvest mice that were culled as that came in? I remember seeing photos once and the stacks of mice were tall as a man. Mostly terriers used.
wanton dwarf
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My dogs licking their lips in anticipation as I get the fruit they asked me for down from the tree
They dont bother with the fruit on the floor unless the dumb human has failed to respond correctly
A tongue quickly out licking the lips, makes me smile every time
They dont bother with the fruit on the floor unless the dumb human has failed to respond correctly
A tongue quickly out licking the lips, makes me smile every time
Cab-over Pete
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- Location
- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
They’re probably thinking that the fruit on the ground might have wasps on it, which hurt.
But if we ask the dumb human, he will get stung on the fingers before we get stung and then the wasp will fly off!
But if we ask the dumb human, he will get stung on the fingers before we get stung and then the wasp will fly off!
True story…..chap here pocketed some baby mice from a nest at threshing time. Local practice at the time was to hand out sweets along the rows of seats when watching the film at the cinema(picture house). It made him smile ,after he had mixed those now cold,dead mice, with some Jelly Babies….to here the coughing and spluttering…..and cursing, with nobody knowing who to blame!