Thanks Keef. Unfortunately it is his wont to stay away for days at a time, so I really can't tell at the moment. We did go up and down the road and peered in the bins last night but couldn't find anything. Thanks for the tip Nutty, I will do that.
My achilles tendon is still a bit iffy so I don't mind skipping this week (obviously not skipping cos my achilles ....) but I would love to play next week please.
Nice one citizen. Did you call the police or is the body on the Green this morning? Or, more probably, it was a vixen - they hole up in the churchyard.
For a short season we have the glorious Scily Isles and Cornwall. Your suggestion of moving the crossing is brilliant - it is so dangerous to cross there regardless of lorries. Any Councillors reading this?
Gin-wallah - that's what I need. Stovies - great Scottish fare UC, my mum makes a mean one. When I was a teenager I worked in a country pub. The landlady kept a black cauldron on the fire and just added to it daily and boiled it up. It produced the most wonderful soup but probably contravened every health and safety known to man.
Add a strip of copper to the handle, wait for it to weather down into the same shade of fetching green (natural yoghourt will accelerate the process) then wire up to the mains.
Pah. Was going for home-made, ED sourced, chicken pie tonight, but after an afternoon in A&E couldn't be arsed. PS: don't mean I wrung the neck of one of Chav's chooks, just that I bought the chicken locally!
Heavens to Bestsy - fancy using sheets instead of curtains. Obviously, Monica, you are not au fait with the coolest shabby chic French linen sheets as window dressings.