Hiya,

Any live near Grange?

Popping up for the week on Sunday, wondered what the weather's like at the 
moment...

Planning plenty of things to do during the daylight hours, some walks, 
exploring the places I remember from previous visits over the years, travel 
by steam train to Windermere, have a boat trip on the lake.

Not used the new swimming pool before, so that'll be interesting if I can 
resist the desire to moan at the old open-air one closing down years ago! 
That was great as a kid!

But, what is there to do in the evening in and around Grange?!  I'll be 
travelling alone and don't want to spend every evening sitting in the B&B 
watching tv!

Some evenings I plan to travel elsewhere for my evening meal, maybe hop on a 
train to Lancaster to the cinema and Cartmel's got some nice places to eat, 
I seem to recall.

Cheers in advance.

"dave"  wrote in message
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> Hiya,
>
> Any live near Grange?
>
> Popping up for the week on Sunday, wondered what the weather's like at the
> moment...


rain! Rain! and more Rain! bring yer umbrella lad.

>
> Planning plenty of things to do during the daylight hours, some walks,
> exploring the places I remember from previous visits over the years,
travel
> by steam train to Windermere, have a boat trip on the lake.


Youuuuuuuu must be ooooooold.

>
> Not used the new swimming pool before, so that'll be interesting if I can
> resist the desire to moan at the old open-air one closing down years ago!
> That was great as a kid!


i knew it. You'er past middle

>
> But, what is there to do in the evening in and around Grange?!  I'll be
> travelling alone and don't want to spend every evening sitting in the B&B
> watching tv!


Gosh! You mustn't do that. Those places are only for sleeping in and hardly
that. Ally sez go across to her house fer a bag o chips. There'll only be
two in the bag coss shiz Scottish you know and they'll be la'als them az
well but you might just enjoy them. ps: Teck yer own salt and vinegar.

>
> Some evenings I plan to travel elsewhere for my evening meal, maybe hop on
a
> train to Lancaster to the cinema and Cartmel's got some nice places to
eat,
> I seem to recall.


Lancaster. Lancaster? Can you get me some bergo royal tiles please. (About
400s worth) please.

>
> Cheers in advance.


Me too darlin'

Edith.

ps: Are you coming on crutches?

Hiya Edith,


> rain! Rain! and more Rain! bring yer umbrella lad.
>


Oh dear, hot and sticky here in Surrey, like the sticky toffee pudding from 
Cartmel ;-)

The bbc website reckons there'll be some sun though over the weekend and 
next week, I hope.


> Youuuuuuuu must be ooooooold.


Hmm, maybe.


> i knew it. You'er past middle


You're right, born in 1963.


> Gosh! You mustn't do that. Those places are only for sleeping in and 
> hardly
> that. Ally sez go across to her house fer a bag o chips. There'll only be
> two in the bag coss shiz Scottish you know and they'll be la'als them az
> well but you might just enjoy them. ps: Teck yer own salt and vinegar.


Well, if she's anywhere near Kents Bank Road, two chips'll be just fine.

"la'als" ? Got me there, if my nan was still alive, who lived in Grange for 
years, I'd ask her!


> Lancaster. Lancaster? Can you get me some bergo royal tiles please. (About
> 400s worth) please.


Might need the car for those, money up front?


> ps: Are you coming on crutches?


Nope, M25,M40,M6, a-road thingy

Andy - not Dave, someone's been messing with my work computer

"andy"  wrote in message
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> Hiya Edith,
>
> > rain! Rain! and more Rain! bring yer umbrella lad.
> >
>
> Oh dear, hot and sticky here in Surrey, like the sticky toffee pudding
from
> Cartmel ;-)


Oh mmmmm. Scrummy. I have a sweet tooth.

>
> The bbc website reckons there'll be some sun though over the weekend and
> next week, I hope.


Well, it was raining cats and dogs just now and I did a sun dance and now it
is sunny. Shall I do one you too Andy?

>
> > Youuuuuuuu must be ooooooold.
>
> Hmm, maybe.
>
> > I knew it. You'er past middle
>
> You're right, born in 1963.


42 - 84. Nae, you won't be let off that easy marra.

>
> > Gosh! You mustn't do that. Those places are only for sleeping in and
> > hardly
> > that. Ally sez go across to her house fer a bag o chips. There'll only
be
> > two in the bag coss shiz Scottish you know and they'll be la'al'ns them
az
> > well but you might just enjoy them. ps: Teck yer own salt and vinegar.
>
> Well, if she's anywhere near Kents Bank Road, two chips'll be just fine.
>
> "la'als" ? Got me there, if my nan was still alive, who lived in Grange
for
> years, I'd ask her!


La'al means little in Cumbrian, Andy.

>
> > Lancaster. Lancaster? Can you get me some bergo royal tiles please.
(About
> > 400s worth) please.
>
> Might need the car for those, money up front?


No. I thought you being the gentleman that you are, you would treat me.
Ciugh!

>
> > ps: Are you coming on crutches?
>
> Nope, M25,M40,M6, a-road thingy
>
> Andy - not Dave, someone's been messing with my work computer


Probably your troll son ;0)

Edith-hopes you have a nice holiday in Cumbria. It will do you good nomatter
what the weather.

btw. It's raining again here. My sun dances just won't stick any more. It's
quite disturbing.

Hiya again,


> Oh mmmmm. Scrummy. I have a sweet tooth.

ditto.

> Well, it was raining cats and dogs just now and I did a sun dance and now 
> it
> is sunny. Shall I do one you too Andy?


Yes please.


> 42 - 84. Nae, you won't be let off that easy marra.

:-)

> La'al means little in Cumbrian, Andy.


Thanks, Edith.


> No. I thought you being the gentleman that you are, you would treat me.
> Ciugh!


No problem!


> Probably your troll son ;0)


Troll is back where he belongs, under his bridge!


>
> Edith-hopes you have a nice holiday in Cumbria. It will do you good 
> nomatter
> what the weather.


Thanks. Oh, I know I will do, be nice to get away from my busy life down 
here, to somewhere not within a few miles of as motorway or on a busy road 
and where people talk to you in the street!

I'll be taking lots of photos and will post a link to them when I get back 
home again, unless I decide to stay in Cumbria ;-)


>
> btw. It's raining again here. My sun dances just won't stick any more. 
> It's
> quite disturbing.
>


More practice?

Just been looking on the 'net, found a website about limestone pavements 
that obviously mentions Hampsfell. On the map there's a place called Brown 
Robin nature reserve, that's new to me, worth a visit Edith?

Andy

"andy"  wrote in message
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> Hiya again,
>
> > Oh mmmmm. Scrummy. I have a sweet tooth.
>
> ditto.
>
> > Well, it was raining cats and dogs just now and I did a sun dance and
now
> > it
> > is sunny. Shall I do one you too Andy?
>
> Yes please.
>
> > 42 - 84. Nae, you won't be let off that easy marra.
>
> :-)
>
> > La'al means little in Cumbrian, Andy.
>
> Thanks, Edith.
>
> > No. I thought you being the gentleman that you are, you would treat me.
> > Ciugh!
>
> No problem!


I was talking about these tiles not a slap up fish and chip dinner at The
Blue delphin ;

>
> > Probably your troll son ;0)
>
> Troll is back where he belongs, under his bridge!

eheheh.
>
> >
> > Edith-hopes you have a nice holiday in Cumbria. It will do you good
> > nomatter
> > what the weather.
>
> Thanks. Oh, I know I will do, be nice to get away from my busy life down
> here, to somewhere not within a few miles of as motorway or on a busy road
> and where people talk to you in the street!
>
> I'll be taking lots of photos and will post a link to them when I get back
> home again, unless I decide to stay in Cumbria ;-)


So you have the bug too. Everyone want to stay in Cumbria when they get
there. Trouble is, it seems much easier on the drawing board than it does in
practice.

>
> > btw. It's raining again here. My sun dances just won't stick any more.
> > It's
> > quite disturbing.
> >
>
> More practice?


Lots, Andy. Banging my head against the wall. We've just had a terrific hail
storm. Now it's quiet and strange. I went for a walk today and there were
two seldom birds on the football field. They had straight red beaks, beige
on their sides, a white ring around their breast and back and the rest of
them was black. At first I thought they were ducks then they flue up into
the trees.


> Just been looking on the 'net, found a website about limestone pavements
> that obviously mentions Hampsfell. On the map there's a place called Brown
> Robin nature reserve, that's new to me, worth a visit Edith?


I should think so, Andy. Those brave little Robins know how to guard their
patch. I miss them. I can't make a wish without seeing them and I was hoping
to win the lotteri, share out a bit and buy a cottage in Keswick.

Dre e e e eam. Dream. Dream. Dre eam.

Edith.

"andy"  wrote in message
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> > Gosh! You mustn't do that. Those places are only for sleeping in and
> > hardly
> > that. Ally sez go across to her house fer a bag o chips. There'll only
be
> > two in the bag coss shiz Scottish you know and they'll be la'als them az
> > well but you might just enjoy them. ps: Teck yer own salt and vinegar.
>
> Well, if she's anywhere near Kents Bank Road, two chips'll be just fine.


I doubt she'll make it so far south. I forgot to tell you that Ally is 92
years old and holds a horn to her ear as is stone deaf. You'll have to shout
aloud if you want to talk to her about limestone pavements.

Edith Sassenach-running like hell from the Highlanders.

If you get there early enough on Sunday, Andy, get yourself across to 
Ravenglass where the Charter Fair will be in full swing on Sunday, complete 
with yours truly and my trusty band of women morris dancers. 
www.belfagan.org.uk

Well, they're not exactly *my* morris dancers...  I just play sax for them, 
and occasionally join in a dance or two when they're short of numbers and 
the audience is blind enough not to notice that I really haven't a clue what 
I'm doing... But the charter fair is worth coming for - lots of stuff going 
on, and a couple of good pubs in the village too. And if you do come, please 
come and say hello - I'm easy to spot as I don't think any of the other 
sides have a sax in their band.

Enjoy your holiday.

ally

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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>
> "andy"  wrote in message
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>> > Gosh! You mustn't do that. Those places are only for sleeping in and
>> > hardly
>> > that. Ally sez go across to her house fer a bag o chips. There'll only
> be
>> > two in the bag coss shiz Scottish you know and they'll be la'als them 
>> > az
>> > well but you might just enjoy them. ps: Teck yer own salt and vinegar.
>>
>> Well, if she's anywhere near Kents Bank Road, two chips'll be just fine.
>
> I doubt she'll make it so far south. I forgot to tell you that Ally is 92
> years old and holds a horn to her ear as is stone deaf. You'll have to 
> shout
> aloud if you want to talk to her about limestone pavements.
>
> Edith Sassenach-running like hell from the Highlanders.
>

Cheekybugga....

Anyways, I've no idea where Kents Bank Road is, but if he pops across to 
Ravenglass on Sunday I might even stand him a pint of Jennings if he behaves 
himself, so there.

ally-not-92

"a l l y"  wrote in message
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>
> "The Traveller"  wrote in message
> news:5bGse.55894$Fe7.173506@news000.worldonline.dk...
> >
> > "andy"  wrote in message
> > news:r4-dnddB8cGVmC7fRVnyjQ@pipex.net...
> >> > Gosh! You mustn't do that. Those places are only for sleeping in and
> >> > hardly
> >> > that. Ally sez go across to her house fer a bag o chips. There'll
only
> > be
> >> > two in the bag coss shiz Scottish you know and they'll be la'als them
> >> > az
> >> > well but you might just enjoy them. ps: Teck yer own salt and
vinegar.
> >>
> >> Well, if she's anywhere near Kents Bank Road, two chips'll be just
fine.
> >
> > I doubt she'll make it so far south. I forgot to tell you that Ally is
92
> > years old and holds a horn to her ear as is stone deaf. You'll have to
> > shout
> > aloud if you want to talk to her about limestone pavements.
> >
> > Edith Sassenach-running like hell from the Highlanders.
> >
> Cheekybugga....
>
> Anyways, I've no idea where Kents Bank Road is, but if he pops across to
> Ravenglass on Sunday I might even stand him a pint of Jennings if he
behaves
> himself, so there.
>
> ally-not-92
>

'hit! Are you going to have another boink without me.
p'.pp!!!!!!!!! That's what I think of THAT!

Edith.

ps. Did you get an overwhelming email from Jp today? I did. I almost lost my
marbles when I saw it. I fell off my chair. It was too much so early in the
morning.I thought I was seeing in plural-I was.

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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>>
> 'hit! Are you going to have another boink without me.
> p'.pp!!!!!!!!! That's what I think of THAT!


Hardly a boink, lass, calm down. I'm just inviting someone I've never even 
spoken to before to come and say hello.



>
> Edith.
>
> ps. Did you get an overwhelming email from Jp today? I did. I almost lost 
> my
> marbles when I saw it. I fell off my chair. It was too much so early in 
> the
> morning.I thought I was seeing in plural-I was.
>

Yes - wow! That one's a keeper! They can come and sleep in my barn any day!

:-)))

ally

"a l l y"  wrote in message
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>
> "The Traveller"  wrote in message
> news:1EGse.55899$Fe7.173455@news000.worldonline.dk...
> >>
> > 'hit! Are you going to have another boink without me.
> > p'.pp!!!!!!!!! That's what I think of THAT!
>
> Hardly a boink, lass, calm down. I'm just inviting someone I've never even
> spoken to before to come and say hello.
>
>
> >
> > Edith.
> >
> > ps. Did you get an overwhelming email from Jp today? I did. I almost
lost
> > my
> > marbles when I saw it. I fell off my chair. It was too much so early in
> > the
> > morning.I thought I was seeing in plural-I was.
> >
> Yes - wow! That one's a keeper! They can come and sleep in my barn any
day!
>
> :-)))
>
> ally


rofl.I don't have a barn so they'll just have to sleep in the cemetery
across the road with the rest of the stiffs-titter.

Edith.

a l l y wrote:

> "The Traveller"  wrote in message 
> news:1EGse.55899$Fe7.173455@news000.worldonline.dk...
> 
>>'hit! Are you going to have another boink without me.
>>p'.pp!!!!!!!!! That's what I think of THAT!
> 
> 
> Hardly a boink, lass, calm down. I'm just inviting someone I've never even 
> spoken to before to come and say hello.
> 
> 
> 
>>Edith.
>>
>>ps. Did you get an overwhelming email from Jp today? I did. I almost lost 
>>my
>>marbles when I saw it. I fell off my chair. It was too much so early in 
>>the
>>morning.I thought I was seeing in plural-I was.
>>
> 
> Yes - wow! That one's a keeper! They can come and sleep in my barn any day!
> 
> :-)))
> 
> ally 


I'm so pleased that you found it so enjoyable.

Jp

"Jpinny"  wrote in message
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> a l l y wrote:
> > "The Traveller"  wrote in message
> > news:1EGse.55899$Fe7.173455@news000.worldonline.dk...
> >
> >>'hit! Are you going to have another boink without me.
> >>p'.pp!!!!!!!!! That's what I think of THAT!
> >
> >
> > Hardly a boink, lass, calm down. I'm just inviting someone I've never
even
> > spoken to before to come and say hello.
> >
> >
> >
> >>Edith.
> >>
> >>ps. Did you get an overwhelming email from Jp today? I did. I almost
lost
> >>my
> >>marbles when I saw it. I fell off my chair. It was too much so early in
> >>the
> >>morning.I thought I was seeing in plural-I was.
> >>
> >
> > Yes - wow! That one's a keeper! They can come and sleep in my barn any
day!
> >
> > :-)))
> >
> > ally
>
> I'm so pleased that you found it so enjoyable.
>
> Jp
>


Pinkies and Porkies
La'al, big and strong
Some were short and
Some were long

oh no nonny, no nonny, no nonny, no

Edwina

Morning Edith,


> I was talking about these tiles not a slap up fish and chip dinner at The
> Blue delphin ;


Lol, Blue Dolphin in Workington? That's the only one I could find on the 
'net. Bit out of my area anyway.


> So you have the bug too. Everyone want to stay in Cumbria when they get
> there. Trouble is, it seems much easier on the drawing board than it does 
> in
> practice.


Yep, that'd be more of a retirement plan!


> Lots, Andy. Banging my head against the wall. We've just had a terrific 
> hail
> storm. Now it's quiet and strange. I went for a walk today and there were
> two seldom birds on the football field. They had straight red beaks, beige
> on their sides, a white ring around their breast and back and the rest of
> them was black. At first I thought they were ducks then they flue up into
> the trees.


Well, think it may be working, the 5 day forecast for the Grange area is 
looking a lot better.


> I should think so, Andy. Those brave little Robins know how to guard their
> patch. I miss them. I can't make a wish without seeing them and I was 
> hoping
> to win the lotteri, share out a bit and buy a cottage in Keswick.


Keswick's nice, got a ticket for tonight's lottery then?!!

Andy

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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> I doubt she'll make it so far south. I forgot to tell you that Ally is 92
> years old and holds a horn to her ear as is stone deaf. You'll have to 
> shout
> aloud if you want to talk to her about limestone pavements.
>
> Edith Sassenach-running like hell from the Highlanders.


Hmm, just read Ally's reply, you tease!

Wondering if you're really 84 now!

Morning Ally,


> Cheekybugga....
>
> Anyways, I've no idea where Kents Bank Road is, but if he pops across to 
> Ravenglass on Sunday I might even stand him a pint of Jennings if he 
> behaves himself, so there.
>
> ally-not-92


Kents Bank Road is where I'm staying in Grange, quite a bit south of where 
you are I think!

A very nice offer, thank you. Just read your other post to me, about the 
Charter Fair and had a look at the belfagan website.

If I have enough time on Sunday, I may well carry on up to Ravenglass and 
say hi. I think the sax is a wonderful instrument (never seen it used in 
morris dancing) and like live music and things like that.

Andy

This is where I'll be putting the photos when I get back, take a look at my 
exisiting photos if you like, some photos of me on the Seven Sisters walk, 
with a couple of young ladies I met on the walk ;-)

It'll be nice to have some Northern photos on there.

http://www.picturesbyandy.co.uk/

Andy

The Traveller wrote:
  > ps. Did you get an overwhelming email from Jp today? I did. I almost 
lost my

> marbles when I saw it. I fell off my chair. It was too much so early in the
> morning.I thought I was seeing in plural-I was.


I'm sorry, Edith, I didn't allow for time differences, but I thought the 
Scandinavians were a bit more adventurous!

Jp

"andy"  wrote in message
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> Morning Edith,
>
> > I was talking about these tiles not a slap up fish and chip dinner at
The
> > Blue delphin ;
>
> Lol, Blue Dolphin in Workington? That's the only one I could find on the
> 'net. Bit out of my area anyway.

:0)

> > So you have the bug too. Everyone want to stay in Cumbria when they get
> > there. Trouble is, it seems much easier on the drawing board than it
does
> > in
> > practice.
>
> Yep, that'd be more of a retirement plan!


I hope I die there.


> Well, think it may be working, the 5 day forecast for the Grange area is
> looking a lot better.


I'll just do a sun dance again. One moment..............
Blimey, if the neighbours saw that they'd think I was crackers.

>
> > I should think so, Andy. Those brave little Robins know how to guard
their
> > patch. I miss them. I can't make a wish without seeing them and I was
> > hoping
> > to win the lotteri, share out a bit and buy a cottage in Keswick.
>
> Keswick's nice, got a ticket for tonight's lottery then?!!
>
> Andy


Yes.

Edith Noluckatall.

"andy"  wrote in message
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>
> "The Traveller"  wrote in message
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>
> > I doubt she'll make it so far south. I forgot to tell you that Ally is
92
> > years old and holds a horn to her ear as is stone deaf. You'll have to
> > shout
> > aloud if you want to talk to her about limestone pavements.
> >
> > Edith Sassenach-running like hell from the Highlanders.
>
> Hmm, just read Ally's reply, you tease!
>
> Wondering if you're really 84 now!


Well, I'm definately no Spring chicken but I still have my own teeth and it
won't be long now before I pass the 'past it' sign (I think)

Edith.

"andy"  wrote in message
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> This is where I'll be putting the photos when I get back, take a look at
my
> exisiting photos if you like, some photos of me on the Seven Sisters walk,
> with a couple of young ladies I met on the walk ;-)
>
> It'll be nice to have some Northern photos on there.
>
> http://www.picturesbyandy.co.uk/
>
> Andy


Nice pictures Andy. Thank you. The titles are a bit 'dry.' Put a bit o
fantasy into them, hey. Makes the picture even more interesting.

ps.I fell for the black alpaca ;o)

Edith

andy wrote:

> This is where I'll be putting the photos when I get back, take a look at my 
> exisiting photos if you like, some photos of me on the Seven Sisters walk, 
> with a couple of young ladies I met on the walk ;-)
> 
> It'll be nice to have some Northern photos on there.
> 
> http://www.picturesbyandy.co.uk/
> 
> Andy
> 
> 

Nice pics of the White Cliffs.

Jp

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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> I'll just do a sun dance again. One moment..............
> Blimey, if the neighbours saw that they'd think I was crackers.


Aye, they may call social services!

Lovely morning down here, just checking the Grange weather, very humid and 
risk of thundery showers! The week's forecast is good though, sunny/cloudy 
and not too hot for some good walks.

Andy

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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> Nice pictures Andy. Thank you. The titles are a bit 'dry.' Put a bit o
> fantasy into them, hey. Makes the picture even more interesting.


Yep, I do need to do some more work on the titles, I'll do that when I get 
back.


>
> ps.I fell for the black alpaca ;o)
>


They're really cute!

Right, I'm off in a few hours.

Catch up with you all on my return :-)

Andy

"Jpinny"  wrote in message 
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> Nice pics of the White Cliffs.
>


Thanks jp, fantastic walk that one, even when you don't have female company 
for the day! Done it twice.

Andy

"Jpinny"  wrote in message
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> The Traveller wrote:
>   > ps. Did you get an overwhelming email from Jp today? I did. I almost
> lost my
> > marbles when I saw it. I fell off my chair. It was too much so early in
the
> > morning.I thought I was seeing in plural-I was.
>
> I'm sorry, Edith, I didn't allow for time differences, but I thought the
> Scandinavians were a bit more adventurous!
>
> Jp
>

After a tiring night, I got quite a shock :0)) - being at the front of the
queue.

Edith.

"Jpinny"  wrote in message
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> andy wrote:
> > This is where I'll be putting the photos when I get back, take a look at
my
> > exisiting photos if you like, some photos of me on the Seven Sisters
walk,
> > with a couple of young ladies I met on the walk ;-)
> >
> > It'll be nice to have some Northern photos on there.
> >
> > http://www.picturesbyandy.co.uk/
> >
> > Andy
> >
> >
> Nice pics of the White Cliffs.
>
> Jp


There'll be blue birds over - the white cliffs of Dover - tomorrow - just
you wait and see.

Edith says, press the camera tight to your eye when you take pictures,to
prevent it moving.
Edith wears specs:0(

"andy"  wrote in message
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> "The Traveller"  wrote in message
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> > Nice pictures Andy. Thank you. The titles are a bit 'dry.' Put a bit o
> > fantasy into them, hey. Makes the picture even more interesting.
>
> Yep, I do need to do some more work on the titles, I'll do that when I get
> back.
>
> >
> > ps.I fell for the black alpaca ;o)
> >
>
> They're really cute!
>
> Right, I'm off in a few hours.
>
> Catch up with you all on my return :-)
>
> Andy


Have a nice time, Andy. Give Cumbria a hug for me, please.

Edith.

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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> Have a nice time, Andy. Give Cumbria a hug for me, please.
>


With pleasure!

Cheers

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> There'll be blue birds over - the white cliffs of Dover - tomorrow - just
> you wait and see.


And I'll be too far away to see them ;-)


>
> Edith says, press the camera tight to your eye when you take pictures,to
> prevent it moving.
> Edith wears specs:0(
>


Good advice

"andy"  wrote in message
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> "The Traveller"  wrote in message
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> > There'll be blue birds over - the white cliffs of Dover - tomorrow -
just
> > you wait and see.
>
> And I'll be too far away to see them ;-)


Have you made sandwiches?

Edith.

I have an overwhelming need to share this with you all. Its about what
I hate most about newsgroups . . . . control freaks like netnannies
and net cops and here is why.

They are  like when a little bit of shite gets stuck just inside yer
rectum not far enough down that you can squeeze it either in or out.
It just lies there, you feel it but can do nought about it. It just
sits there and irritates the hell out of you. The only effect is the
production of irritation nothing else. That is really what they are
like. They achieve nothing else. The trolls are still there!! 

Shite in yer rectum will eventually be resolved. Netnannies and
netcops are always there. The name and individual may change but there
is always some shit baiting and upsetting harmless trolls. The effect
is to give the troll a mission in life. Look at the uk.local hierarchy
at the moment, yorkshire, birmingham and essx in particular. Ruined
for the average poster. The majority of groups are empty, except for
troll droppings, spam and the odd genuine post!!! 

What amazes me is that some of the netnannies not only boast about
reporting contributors to their ISP but attempt to get other people
to do the same. This gives the troll an extra boast of "adrenaline".
Its all beyond me! 

Maybe I am too sensitive a guy.

Thanks for your interest.