Good weekend, bad weekend

[ChrisKH]

Yes he can have pictures Arch, but he can't draw/colour at the moment which means we will have to rely on photo's of Stow and Anglo saxon shaped potato stamps.

 

[Arch]

Yes he can have pictures Arch, but he can't draw/colour at the moment which means we will have to rely on photo's of Stow and Anglo saxon shaped potato stamps.

Anglo-saxon potatoes? Something wrong there....

If you want a pic of a Soay sheep, often used as a comparative breed to illustrate the sort of sheep they had, let me know.

In fact, here 'tis...

 

[Kirstie]

Good: Spent the entire weekend helping my best friend and her husband decorate, as it's approximately 1 month before she gives birth, and they've got loads to do.

Bad: No cycling and I was in the lancashire pennines.

 

[Dayvo]

Anglo-saxon potatoes? Something wrong there....

If you want a pic of a Soay sheep, often used as a comparative breed to illustrate the sort of sheep they had, let me know.

In fact, here 'tis...

Wow! She's pretty!

 

[trustysteed]

i did just about.......nothing. which is how i like my weekends.

 

[ChrisKH]

Anglo-saxon potatoes? Something wrong there....

If you want a pic of a Soay sheep, often used as a comparative breed to illustrate the sort of sheep they had, let me know.

In fact, here 'tis...

Excellent! Thanks; I've been looking for a picture to support the farming section.

 

[Rhythm Thief]

Good: Saw the fireworks in Wolverhampton's West Park, and got drunk afterwards.
Bad: Developed piles, for some reason.

 

[ChrisKH]

They are like Essex girls RT; they come and go.


Mind you if they continue, I'd go to the Quack.

 

[Arch]

Excellent! Thanks; I've been looking for a picture to support the farming section.

Feel free to use it... You could be fancy and photshop out the eartags and steel railing, I've already tidied it a bit for use in a poster.

BTW, my PhD revolves around proving whether or not sheep continued to look skeletally like this for 800 years or so, or if not, where and when they started to look more like modern sheep...

 

[Fnaar]

BTW, my PhD revolves around proving whether or not sheep continued to look skeletally like this for 800 years or so, or if not, where and when they started to look more like modern sheep...

Easy...as soon as they reached Wales, where they were selectively bred to be more curvy and cuddly.

 

[Arch]

Easy...as soon as they reached Wales, where they were selectively bred to be more curvy and cuddly.

Cheers, that's just made writing up so much easier...