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I would they are worth double the "Jocky" onesWill you be bringing any English Bank notes back.........just asking
I would they are worth double the "Jocky" onesWill you be bringing any English Bank notes back.........just asking
Time to dig out my old grappling hook and nick someone's washing line and go dredging me thinksA wee bitty South! Just off the Rhins of Galloway.
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Should never have done it in the first place...fuck em..About time too!
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I did, thank you.Have an uneventful trip.
Pure greed. The backhanders to get planning for so much housing without a shred of infrastructure to support it is a stain.Tragic over development/population.
I think you’ve still got the hump for having your Scottish tenner knocked back on the A21 @Sarky B’stardI did, thank you.
My only observation would be, 'And I thought the South East was a s***thole 25 yrs ago. The Garden of England is more like an overgrown compost heap. Tragic over development/population. Harold Godwinson wouldn't recognise the place from his last trip down to Pevensey.
I remember many years ago seeing plans to build up between Maidstone Sittingbourne and Ashford reported in the KMPure greed. The backhanders to get planning for so much housing without a shred of infrastructure to support it is a stain.
Not a bit of it. I was just saddened to see pretty villages nose to tail in traffic with masses of modern infill and that sense that 'once was' will never be again. Furthermore you just have a sense that the younger generation (hark at him! ) don't really have a sense of what's been lost.I think you’ve still got the hump for having your Scottish tenner knocked back on the A21 @Sarky B’stard
And it was a Twenty ya cheapskate.I think you’ve still got the hump for having your Scottish tenner knocked back on the A21 @Sarky B’stard
Not a bit of it. I was just saddened to see pretty villages nose to tail in traffic with masses of modern infill and that sense that 'once was' will never be again. Furthermore you just have a sense that the younger generation (hark at him! ) don't really have a sense of what's been lost.
Reminds me of visiting the farm my father was brought up on. He showed me the roadside ditch virtually dry because of water abstraction where he guddled for sea trout as a boy while the main river is now thick with weed from fertiliser run off. He just said, "If you had never seen it, you could not imagine what's been lost." I just had that same sense in Kent/Sussex after going back 25 yrs later. There WAS NO motorway next to Paddock Hill bend at Brands!
True, but only worth a tenner these days.....................And it was a Twenty ya cheapskate.
TEMPVS FVGITI just had that same sense in Kent/Sussex after going back 25 yrs later. There WAS NO motorway next to Paddock Hill bend at Brands!
Northumberland is a better bet! Hills, coast and rivers..... watch Vera!Totally agree. One of the reasons I was happy moving out of East London was because it took to long to get to decent roads in Essex, but now those old NSLs are all 40s and full of traffic too.
I can even see the first signs of it starting to happen here now.
Lincolnshire beckons - that is nicely under-populated, albeit rather flat.
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And take note of the thick coats and wet roadsNorthumberland is a better bet! Hills, coast and rivers..... watch Vera!
That's actually very sad...Not a bit of it. I was just saddened to see pretty villages nose to tail in traffic with masses of modern infill and that sense that 'once was' will never be again. Furthermore you just have a sense that the younger generation (hark at him! ) don't really have a sense of what's been lost.
Reminds me of visiting the farm my father was brought up on. He showed me the roadside ditch virtually dry because of water abstraction where he guddled for sea trout as a boy while the main river is now thick with weed from fertiliser run off. He just said, "If you had never seen it, you could not imagine what's been lost." I just had that same sense in Kent/Sussex after going back 25 yrs later. There WAS NO motorway next to Paddock Hill bend at Brands!
Kind of my point....That's actually very sad...
I thought so...Kind of my point....
I say we can still raise the drawbridge lower the portcullis and sling the buggers from the ramparts like the good old days...Aye the days of the Darling buds of may are well gone long time ago, sixty million people live in England and wales and the doo gooders still say open the doors to all