phil_hg_uk
I am not a member, I am a free man !!!!!!
but he isn't such a bad little fella; barking mad though!
You should get on well then
but he isn't such a bad little fella; barking mad though!
There are some similarities between us, but I don't gleefully fling myself upon piles of horse crap before sliding down vertiginous muddy slopes into swollen Pennine moorland streams, and then wondering how to get out! Okay, I did do that once or twice on my mountain bike, but not deliberately!You should get on well then
I just assumed all dog owners were a bitYou should get on well then
I just assumed all dog owners were a bit
Can you get vertigo being so naturally low to the ground?So who's up for a CC Tea? vertigo challenge?
Can you get vertigo being so naturally low to the ground?
Tea and toast in bed, then I have to go out and get some craft supplies for tomorrow, a birthday card for my Mum, and some groceries.
Then I have to strip some lavender flowers, bottle some flavoured vinegar and oil., make labels for them and the redcurrant jelly, and sew up a flower shaped lavender bag. And then if there's still time, decorate a plastic basket to make it look nice to put them all in.
And by then, NT may have arrived!
You are going to Flash, the highest village in England at an altitude of 1518ft Oh and I have avoided fields and parks, just hills.I feel dizzy just reading about it
Err, as good a navigator as I am I'm not quite sure, I leave the route planning to those with a slightly better understanding than myself, though in this case the route could involve some unexpected 'detours' across fields and parks as it's @Hacienda71 doing it
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