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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIs that IRL unsociable as you spout a lot hereComment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostCaps bought. Baby BP happy. He tried to get me to buy gaming headphones too....Comment
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When I was young (late 60s, early 70s) I cycled past this most days: -
Legacy of Woking man who collected locomotives in his backyard lives on in museums across the country - Get Surrey
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The same locomotive is now in a museum: -
Tywyn narrow gauge museum lands GBP42K lottery win – Heritage Railway
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I just called. Museum open tomorrow 10am to 2pm. And the locomotive is there. One can even climb on it.
Its only about a 2 hour drive from me. A very pretty drive too. Baby BP wants to go. MrsBP and elder BP child thinking about it.Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI just called. Museum open tomorrow 10am to 2pm. And the locomotive is there. One can even climb on it.
Its only about a 2 hour drive from me. A very pretty drive too. Baby BP wants to go. MrsBP and elder BP child thinking about it.Comment
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostDug out guitar again. Umpteenth time in 50 years I've attempted to play it. Daresay I'll give up again in a few days.
He muttered about learning to play for ages so for his 70th I bought him a set of six lessons with a local teacher in Bognor who is blues orientated. He loves going and has bought more lessons. He claims to not remember from one lesson to the next what he's been taught but is actually doing well. He found out he has good rhythm and a good ear (despite getting a bit mutton).Comment
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It was sunny for a while earlier, so the walk got walked.
Clouded over about half way through but it's still dry.
White sky again.
There was a lovely sunset yesterday, the valley turned all golden, there's tidy then.
Lunch will be chicken breast with added bacon.
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And so it proved to be.
Nice enough, not as good as last time.
Rounded off with the usual 1.05 pints of Good Glengettie Tea.
And the sun's out.Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; 29 December 2019, 12:59.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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