General Chat

.....just had a nice drive through the Wye Valley, on me way to Chepstow, had to collect something from a shop. l thought sister was joining me today but she changed arrangements and l forgot!
Passed a lamb that had escaped from the fields, he was quite happy munching on the roadside banks, not there onway back, so hopefully he got back into field? ...had one or two drivers behind that would insist on driving tooo close, one turned off the other l had to pull over to let him by....grrrr

At Tintern there is usually a long horn cow in the field as you drive out of Tintern on the right towards Chepstow, but today there was a donkey instead ;-) :-)...could'nt blinky stop, will have to another time.

It rained most of the time out, but not a problem.
Saw loads of walkers tramping along the river Wye heading towards Monmouth, all student sort of age....now l know what you're thinking ...students can be all age groups....these were 20 - 30yrs ish .

On the way home l was listening to Irish music...things like "Danny Boy"....oooo l go all funny listening to it :-)

l'm now in the middle of cooking roast belly port strips covered in garlic and cooked with onions, the latter burnt and l now have black teeth...yummy :-) :-) :-)

off to dish up

jude :-) :-) :-)

PS....all vic had to do was chop the onion and put dinner in the oven...what does he do....FALL ASLEEP.... :-P :-P :-P :-P....but its fine, l saved the day again:) x

What a lovely day you've had hope you drove quite slowly to enjoy the countryside we live near the York. Dales and it is so nice to escape for a while , Hope the little lamb was ok . Now we are having pork chops with onions and garlic hope they are nice don't find the chops have much taste now-a-days and sometime are like bits of cardboard , but must admit these ones look nice hope so! belly pork is much more tasty especially if really crispy mmm!

Oh I do so hope that the lamb is alright.

could be a rellie Errol

Errol Lamb

Head

United States Census, 1940
birth: 1909 Virginia
residence: 1940 Brentwood Town, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States
spouse:Helen Lambchildren:Errol Lamb, Brenton Lambother:Myrtie Evans

Only the head?

What you 2 upto??....lol

Errol l did see one lamb in a field right up against the fence, so l reckon it was the one from earlier....pretty much the same place too...so don't worry :-)

But how do you know for sure?

Well we just have to hope it was....there was nuffin in the road anyways...OK??

I don't know if I shall be able to sleep tonight.

Maybe the one you saw caught a bus and ran away.

Or got in with a bad lot and started drinking Vimto.

Or worse still, took up gamboling in the meadow.

Nolls:)

l was very good, no faster than 55/58 mph, average of 45...some passed the other way doing blinky lot more than that...drove past the Race course too, ladies night coming up soon, could be a fun nightout......nahhh just thought, l would have to dress up... :-D :-D

We have been to Whitwell and that area, also Sheffield...all gorgeous country side.

Errol...take a look, your lamb is fine...he's with his mate:)

http://www.twovalleysradio.co.uk/news/coming-soon-from-a-valley-near-you/attachment/spring-lambs/

jude

They are on something!

A trampolene.

Noooo just happy to be off the road... :-)

Leaping and springing like leapy springy thingies

Not to be confused with rubber plants - they are leaFy and springy

Calm down Errol these are just Spring Lambs ok....alot younger than yourself enjoying life after near death!!!! :-)

I wonder if lambs can be trained to walk on tightropes

l wonder

Ahaaa someone at last that has wondered the same thing

oh my gawd l give up...roflmao :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D