Tea? (Part 3)

[the_mikey]

Evening all

Evening ScotiaLass

 

[0lonerider]

its forcast was for showers here today but wind n showers tomorow and iv got a ride into newcastle! 5mile downhill n same up hill coming home! shudbe fun lol

 

[welsh dragon]

its forcast was for showers here today but wind n showers tomorow and iv got a ride into newcastle! 5mile downhill n same up hill coming home! shudbe fun lol

Good luck

 

[0lonerider]

cheers wd

 

[classic33]

I went to Whitby a couple of years ago on the North York Moors Railway, arrived to a land of Whippets and fish & chips.

Only once!

 

[ScotiaLass]

Evening ScotiaLass

 

[the_mikey]

Only once!

It could happen again, if only for the train journey and the fish & chips.

 

[IDMark2]

Of course, in the South of the country we invented nothing...too busy going outside and enjoying the sunshine to stay in thinking of stuff...

Evening all

 

[welsh dragon]

Of course, in the South of the country we invented nothing...too busy going outside and enjoying the sunshine to stay in thinking of stuff...

Evening all

Evening have you had a busy day?

 

[IDMark2]

...although I did get absolutely soaked taking the dog out earlier... even had to change my pants I was that wet...

 

[the_mikey]

Evening have you had a busy day?

Not too bad today, went to Swindon via Caerdydd and drank lots of tea. Even managed a 13km bike ride this evening without coughing my innards out

 

[IDMark2]

Evening have you had a busy day?

More wedding stuff and more domestic chores... tomorrow...dentists..the big one
Oh, and it's MrsD's birthday. Nearly forgot. Ahem...

 

[classic33]

I am looking across at his home town as I type....

Let's be honest, Scotland's greatest invention to mankind was....











The Deep Fried Mars Bar.....

Quite possibly cooked in one of these. Made in Halifax, West Yorkshire!

 

[the_mikey]

I replied to a post that wasn't meant for me, oops

 

[classic33]

One for @slowmotion
I"n 1897 James Henry Atkinson invented the mousetrap in Leeds, which he called the "Little Nipper". This design is still the most popular today, slamming shut at a record of 38,000s of a second which has yet to be beaten."


http://www.discoveringyorkshire.net/bradford.html