The month of March - In like a Lion, out like a Lamb!

Certainly did mean you Lyn, belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY just in case other members have got nothing to do! Look forward to your bus pass and free scripts in 3 years time.....I got mine 3 years AGO!

Thanks Karen and Lyn for the response. Can't believe how easy it is to miss a post, I guess its because there are so many coming in right now. You have to be a bit of an anarak don't you?

Red sky at night, shepherds delight, red sky in the morning, shepherds warning. Minced lamb and potato, shepherds pie.                                                                

Getting a real clear picture of your abilities now Andy. The puzzle is slowy beginning to take shape, so rest assured I will await the moment and then POUNCE with BOTH BARRELLS!! Didn't you say you did a lot of driving Andy? If so and after getting involved with POE'ms (yes I haven't forgotten) I don't see how you can possibly drive without a huge grin on your face, which makes me wonder what people must be thinking about you as you go about your business. I hope you at least tell them about Pictures Of England, the forum etc even though we have a few 'funny' members! 

Take pity on me Ron, isn't it. I still have a terrible vision of Peter and his pencil, look you, and it's making my eyes water. Everything I do is with a Hugh Grin, (he's Welsh too, probably knows Cornish Peter the Welsh pasty). I will be spreading the word on my travels, no doubt, but not in London, I have banned my vans from going there now, long story, won't bore you YET. I'm still waiting to see Peters' 'sheep of England' album, as usual, promised but not forthcoming. Come on Peter pull that penc.....oops, finger out boyo. Festiniog.

I pulled my finger out, and the sheep said, "What a relief".  Its a shame they make Cornish pasties out of beef though. I love sheep.

It's the wool that does it.

 You lot are crackers, lol