allotment_fox
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I took this photo whilst on holiday in Italy Pre Covid came across it the other day thought it may make a smile or two for fellow brewers
Picture or Video of the day.
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It’s better if you include the photoI took this photo whilst on holiday in Italy Pre Covid came across it the other day thought it may make a smile or two for fellow brewers
I doubt anyone who is dead is going to be too offended, I also doubt anyone who is grieving is spending time looking at a picture thread in a home brew forum, I await the report
Yup.
That's a crazy-cool photo.
I was fine just using my imagination.
He did in the previous entry.It’s better if you include the photo
Hop_it
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The Glenfinnan (a.k.a. Harry Potter) viaduct on board The Jacobite between Mallaig and Fort William. . . . . Absolutely stunning scenery. The photo does not really do it justice.
Nice one Hop it.
I have been past this many times but never over it.
Ribblehead viaduct Yorkshire -
I have been past this many times but never over it.
Ribblehead viaduct Yorkshire -
Hop_it
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Cwrw666
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Well my wife's uncle is dead of it, and my daughter is pretty ****ed up with long covid. But still not offended.I doubt anyone who is dead is going to be too offended, I also doubt anyone who is grieving is spending time looking at a picture thread in a home brew forum, I await the report
How many different colours, today it seems to be mainly black or white.
Hop_it
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I believe that following a meeting with US Government officials during WW2, Winston Churchill was quoted as saying "Divided by a common language". He was renowned for his wit.
The old "will it fit" conundrum.
I liked the ford Anglia. (blue & white car)
I liked the ford Anglia. (blue & white car)
Hop_it
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The 'Waverley' sailing out of Largs harbour.
The Waverley is the last of the 'Clyde Puffers' and is the last seagoing passenger-carrying paddle steamer in the world. Built in 1946, she sailed from Craigendoran on the Firth of Clyde to Arrochar on Loch Long until 1973. The boat now runs tourist excursions in the Firth of Clyde.
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Hop_it
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The Waverley's engine . . . . . Isn't it beautiful?
