The wind is getting up. Our neighbours have recently installed one of those 
wind chime things in their back garden, and it's tinkling away like billyo. 
I am so glad my bedroom is at the front. It'd keep me awake all night, 
tinkle, tinkle, tinkle..... tinkle..........tinkle, tinkle, tinkle..... 
tinkle..........tinkletinkletinkletink........ tinkle .............tinkle, 
tinkle, tinkle..... tinkle..........tinktinktink...tinkettytinkettytink.... 
arrrgh...

ally

"a l l y"  wrote in message
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> The wind is getting up. Our neighbours have recently installed one of
those
> wind chime things in their back garden, and it's tinkling away like
billyo.
> I am so glad my bedroom is at the front. It'd keep me awake all night,
> tinkle, tinkle, tinkle..... tinkle..........tinkle, tinkle, tinkle.....
> tinkle..........tinkletinkletinkletink........ tinkle .............tinkle,
> tinkle, tinkle.....

tinkle..........tinktinktink...tinkettytinkettytink....

> arrrgh...
>
> ally


That's no fun. Complain. The least they can do is stop the sound from 9pm to
9 am. If not, wee willie winkle should do a night round.

Edith.

a l l y wrote:

> The wind is getting up. Our neighbours have recently installed one of those 
> wind chime things in their back garden, and it's tinkling away like billyo. 
> I am so glad my bedroom is at the front. It'd keep me awake all night, 
> tinkle, tinkle, tinkle..... tinkle..........tinkle, tinkle, tinkle..... 
> tinkle..........tinkletinkletinkletink........ tinkle .............tinkle, 
> tinkle, tinkle..... tinkle..........tinktinktink...tinkettytinkettytink.... 
> arrrgh...
> 
> ally 
> 
> 

My neighbour has those bloody whirly duck things.. loads of em. Instead 
of going quack quack, they go squeeeeek squeeeek.  all the time!

He caught me the other week with oil can in hand climbing the fence... 
Oh, I`ll do that says he.. I`m still waitin...squeeek squeeek


Schpeaking of wildlife, there seems to be a lot around this year. We've 
had foxes in the street several times,  I`ve never seen so many bats as 
this season, can`t mow the lawn for froggies, and we even had a whopping 
great owl perched on next doors silly weather vane one night. Cats don`t 
know what to chase next.

animalmagically
Bill O'ddie

-- 


www.lunevalleyaudio.com

"> "a l l y"  wrote in message

>
>> The wind is getting up. Our neighbours have recently installed one of
> those
>> wind chime things in their back garden, and it's tinkling away like
> billyo.
>> I am so glad my bedroom is at the front. It'd keep me awake all night,
>> tinkle, tinkle, tinkle..... tinkle..........tinkle, tinkle, tinkle.....
>> tinkle..........tinkletinkletinkletink........ tinkle 
>> .............tinkle,
>> tinkle, tinkle.....
> tinkle..........tinktinktink...tinkettytinkettytink....
>> arrrgh...



Isn't your beloved any good with a catapult? It works on noisey cats.

Rex. Humming the William Tell overture.

"Ron(UK)"  wrote in message
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> a l l y wrote:
> > The wind is getting up. Our neighbours have recently installed one of
those
> > wind chime things in their back garden, and it's tinkling away like
billyo.
> > I am so glad my bedroom is at the front. It'd keep me awake all night,
> > tinkle, tinkle, tinkle..... tinkle..........tinkle, tinkle, tinkle.....
> > tinkle..........tinkletinkletinkletink........ tinkle

..............tinkle,

> > tinkle, tinkle.....

tinkle..........tinktinktink...tinkettytinkettytink....

> > arrrgh...
> >
> > ally
> >
> >
> My neighbour has those bloody whirly duck things.. loads of em. Instead
> of going quack quack, they go squeeeeek squeeeek.  all the time!
>
> He caught me the other week with oil can in hand climbing the fence...
> Oh, I`ll do that says he.. I`m still waitin...squeeek squeeek
>
>
> Schpeaking of wildlife, there seems to be a lot around this year. We've
> had foxes in the street several times,  I`ve never seen so many bats as
> this season, can`t mow the lawn for froggies, and we even had a whopping
> great owl perched on next doors silly weather vane one night. Cats don`t
> know what to chase next.
>
> animalmagically
> Bill O'ddie


Will you walk into my parlour
said the spider to the fly
It's the pretiest little parour
you ever did spy

He swallowed the dog
that ate the cat
He swallowed the cat
that ate the spider
That wiggled and giggled and tickled inside her-or summet

Edith.

Edith.

On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 08:35:26 GMT, Norcot wrote:


> Isn't your beloved any good with a catapult? 


Would it work with a metal wind chime. Hopefully they or one of their 
family sleeps at the back and will have been kept awake all night. Up 
here it wouldn't be a problem a) The noise of the wind around the 
windows would drown it out b) It would get blown away...

-- 
Cheers                                              new5pam@howhill.com
Dave.                                             pam is missing e-mail

"Dave Liquorice"  wrote in message
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> On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 08:35:26 GMT, Norcot wrote:
>
> > Isn't your beloved any good with a catapult?
>
> Would it work with a metal wind chime. Hopefully they or one of their
> family sleeps at the back and will have been kept awake all night. Up
> here it wouldn't be a problem a) The noise of the wind around the
> windows would drown it out b) It would get blown away...
>
> --
> Cheers                                              new5pam@howhill.com
> Dave.                                             pam is missing e-mail


It won't be long now before the winter storms set in, Ally, - or you could
just mention it at "The Red House."
nudge! nudge!

Edith.

"Dave Liquorice"  wrote in message 
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> On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 08:35:26 GMT, Norcot wrote:
>
>> Isn't your beloved any good with a catapult?
>
> Would it work with a metal wind chime. Hopefully they or one of their
> family sleeps at the back and will have been kept awake all night. Up
> here it wouldn't be a problem a) The noise of the wind around the
> windows would drown it out b) It would get blown away...
>

Yeah I'm just waiting for the proper winter winds to come along, and then 
the chime will be no more. It's not really a problem as nobody sleeps at the 
back (my office is in the back bedroom).

ally

"Ron(UK)"  wrote in message 
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> My neighbour has those bloody whirly duck things.. loads of em. Instead of 
> going quack quack, they go squeeeeek squeeeek.  all the time!
>

Our other neighbours have a flock of real ducks, and I don't mind the noise 
they make (which can be loud!) at all. I like to hear real animals making 
their normal sort of sounds. It's these unnecessary noises that irk, isn't 
it?



>
> Schpeaking of wildlife, there seems to be a lot around this year. We've 
> had foxes in the street several times,  I`ve never seen so many bats as 
> this season, can`t mow the lawn for froggies, and we even had a whopping 
> great owl perched on next doors silly weather vane one night. Cats don`t 
> know what to chase next.
>

Yeah, we've had  a lot of bats - this is the first year I've noticed them 
hunting around our house - and toads. We always get huge numbers of birds 
here. No foxes though - too many people in the village would be out there 
"taking them out" I fear, if they did appear. I know several locals who 
revel in the "tradional sport" of hare- and rabbit- murder with dogs. It's 
amazing how you can still find real live rabbits in the fields, despite 
their predations.

ally

On Thu, 8 Sep 2005 14:43:25 +0100, "a l l y"
 wrote:


>
>"Ron(UK)"  wrote in message 
>news:dfos4u$hbq$1@nwrdmz02.dmz.ncs.ea.ibs->>
>> My neighbour has those bloody whirly duck things.. loads of em. Instead of 
>> going quack quack, they go squeeeeek squeeeek.  all the time!
>>
>Our other neighbours have a flock of real ducks, and I don't mind the noise 
>they make (which can be loud!) at all. I like to hear real animals making 
>their normal sort of sounds. It's these unnecessary noises that irk, isn't 
>it?
>
>
>>
>> Schpeaking of wildlife, there seems to be a lot around this year. We've 
>> had foxes in the street several times,  I`ve never seen so many bats as 
>> this season, can`t mow the lawn for froggies, and we even had a whopping 
>> great owl perched on next doors silly weather vane one night. Cats don`t 
>> know what to chase next.
>>
>Yeah, we've had  a lot of bats - this is the first year I've noticed them 
>hunting around our house - and toads. We always get huge numbers of birds 
>here. No foxes though - too many people in the village would be out there 
>"taking them out" I fear, if they did appear. I know several locals who 
>revel in the "tradional sport" of hare- and rabbit- murder with dogs. It's 
>amazing how you can still find real live rabbits in the fields, despite 
>their predations.
>
>ally 
>


Yeah, we've seen quite a few bats, mostly older ones.

J. (Taking out crows, magpies, foxes, bunnies, but not with dogs..)