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that's a great variety, must be lovely to watch. Last summer we had a good collection visiting, including a sparrowhawk, which quickly became a poor collection visiting and one very fat sparrowhawk...
Reminds me of my old neighbour who decided to start keeping rescue chickens. He started with six, three weeks later he was down to three. So he added six more, and additional predator-proofing around the roost. A few weeks further on however, back down to a total of four.
I pointed out that, far from keeping chickens, he was in fact keeping foxes.
not football, but Hamish Hawk at New Century Hall, Manchester last week, the merch table was groaning with usual range of band t-shirts, CDs, vinyl records... and tea-towels.
Surely McCoist and his best 'I'll telt you something, I'll telt you something fella that goal was offiside, I said offside, so it was' Rab C Nesbitt impression.
Back in the day we didn't even let southerners play in our football league.
I think you can ascribe the decline of the Empire to a period somewhere between the death of Queen Victoria in 1901 and Woolwich Arsenal getting promoted to the First Division in 1903. Coincidence? I think not.
The first recorded instance of a 10 shilling note being waved with the taunt 'you've never seen one of these' was at Accrington in 1905.
Penlee lifeboat tragedy; Christmas; a launch so perilous, the Coxswain had refused to take two volunteers from one family.
The lifeboat, in high seas, with four crew already saved, could have aborted, but instead bravely pulled alongside for another attempt to rescue the remainder. If you can get past that line, that's more than I've ever managed...
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