Aaaaahhhhh! Bliss on a plate – or several, in your case.:D:D
Reading these posts makes me realise how we DID manage the Empire………
Interesting how far apart the range of views are. I’m going to have to put up with FK and take a look at it……….
That’s what I read. However I thought I might find some “insider knowledge” on this forum, but perhaps not…………….
Jetflap – that made me smile too. But the upside is that you still have next Tuesday to look forward to and another train journey.;):D
I am sure you’ll let us know how you got on!
Jetflap – that made me smile too. But the upside is that you still have next Tuesday to look forward to and another train journey.;):D
I am sure you’ll let us know how you got on!
Sounds as though I didn’t miss much after all…and, as you say, another lost opportunity.
This was the phrase I liked:
“……..so I decided to handle the matter myself.”
This was the phrase I liked:
“……..so I decided to handle the matter myself.”
Jealous me, too, particularly as I am allergic to Feargal Keane……..I’ll watch it with the sound off.:(
Thanks for that concise answer. I didn’t doubt it, but this forum being heavy on speculation, I thought there might be a bit more more depth.
All these breakfast posts have got my mouth watering! I’m with Moggy – with pig as the predominating dead animal involved plus a few chickens which haven’t started life.
The only Dutchman I knew well couldn’t get enough of the “full English” – croissants started South of Flanders!:D
Yes. One’s opinions on the rights and wrongs of any war since 1914 in which our troops served and died, are irrelevant, in my view. I have never travelled as far as North Africa but have visited many of the WW1 and WW2 cemetries in France and Belgium, many times, and the experience never fails to move me. One day I want to see my grandfather’s grave in Italy.
Yes. One’s opinions on the rights and wrongs of any war since 1914 in which our troops served and died, are irrelevant, in my view. I have never travelled as far as North Africa but have visited many of the WW1 and WW2 cemetries in France and Belgium, many times, and the experience never fails to move me. One day I want to see my grandfather’s grave in Italy.
Yes, indeed!! But we don’t have to read them if we don’t want to.;)
Ah, I see. However, I would have thought its appearances on here pale into insignificance against the 200,000 plus YouTube views.