Vagueness and the Aftermath - A sporadic diary

[Redsgirl]

Tony might be a tosser, but if your readers can elevate themselves, we are discussing racehorse breeding, & trainers, next door, not all this science friction mumbo-jumbo. Oh, & Pandas. Jolly exciting it is, too.

Forgot to ask - how is Kizzy Wizzy?

Kizzy is sleeping on my foot, which is also sleeping.

I might visit Auld Reekie one of these days too. There's actually so much more to it than a couple of 'New- kid in town' pandas. (For the cultured observer that is).

So that'll be the auld reekies' outing to Auld Reekie.

I've been checking it out Ralph. It's either a 5 hour drive or £110 on the train. Driving makes more sense because then I have the van to sleep in, plus I can take the scenic East coast road, (South Shields, Hartlepool, Sunderland) it's the UK equivalent to California highway 1.

The trouble is, it gets late too early at this time of year, there would be no time to see anything. I might wait until early summer and take Mrs Red along as my fonfon ru.

You are joking about the east coast road, right? highlight being the huge I.C.I factories?
Ah! the sun glinting off the miles of pipeline taking the chemical waste to the frothing brown sea......
As for South Sheilds, Hartlepool, etc you'd be better off driving with your eyes shut.

And your doors locked.

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Tony might be a tosser, but if your readers can elevate themselves, we are discussing racehorse breeding, & trainers, next door, not all this science friction mumbo-jumbo. Oh, & Pandas. Jolly exciting it is, too.

Forgot to ask - how is Kizzy Wizzy?

Kizzy is sleeping on my foot, which is also sleeping.

I might visit Auld Reekie one of these days too. There's actually so much more to it than a couple of 'New- kid in town' pandas. (For the cultured observer that is).

So that'll be the auld reekies' outing to Auld Reekie.

I've been checking it out Ralph. It's either a 5 hour drive or £110 on the train. Driving makes more sense because then I have the van to sleep in, plus I can take the scenic East coast road, (South Shields, Hartlepool, Sunderland) it's the UK equivalent to California highway 1.

The trouble is, it gets late too early at this time of year, there would be no time to see anything. I might wait until early summer and take Mrs Red along as my fonfon ru.

You are joking about the east coast road, right? highlight being the huge I.C.I factories?
Ah! the sun glinting off the miles of pipeline taking the chemical waste to the frothing brown sea......
As for South Sheilds, Hartlepool, etc you'd be better off driving with your eyes shut.

And your doors locked.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.....

[Redsgirl]

Typical old fart response

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Typical old fart response

Typical young flibbertigibbet whooshed response.

[mulhuzz]

more physics itt pls.

@nirvana - the wind does have a bucket to make a sandcastle, it just uses it realllllllly rarely.

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more physics itt pls.

@nirvana - the wind does have a bucket to make a sandcastle, it just uses it realllllllly rarely.

Please feel free to some physics. It adds to the culture.

[tikay]

more physics itt pls.

@nirvana - the wind does have a bucket to make a sandcastle, it just uses it realllllllly rarely.

Please feel free to some physics. It adds to the culture.

Culture?

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BBC4 Now. The story of the Blackpool tram.

[tikay]

BBC4 Now. The story of the Blackpool tram.

Thank you - culture itt at last.

[tikay]

Quality viewing that, Tom.

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Quality viewing that, Tom.

It really was. I enjoyed it all the more knowing that I wasn't enjoying it alone. Does that make sense?

[tikay]

Quality viewing that, Tom.

It really was. I enjoyed it all the more knowing that I wasn't enjoying it alone. Does that make sense?

More than you'll ever know, I have a similar situation elsewhere, & it makes such a difference.

[RED-DOG]

Quality viewing that, Tom.

It really was. I enjoyed it all the more knowing that I wasn't enjoying it alone. Does that make sense?

More than you'll ever know, I have a similar situation elsewhere, & it makes such a difference.

Well the whole world is like that for me. So much fabulous stuff. Nature, literature, music, history, science, mechanics.....

I want to share the wonder of everything with everyone

I'm fortunate in that I have a wife and four girls who have, between them, some eclectic tastes. I can share most things with at least one of them. (and I have you for trams and stuff).

[pokerfan]

Quality viewing that, Tom.

It really was. I enjoyed it all the more knowing that I wasn't enjoying it alone. Does that make sense?

More than you'll ever know, I have a similar situation elsewhere, & it makes such a difference.

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[david3103]

Tony might be a tosser, but if your readers can elevate themselves, we are discussing racehorse breeding, & trainers, next door, not all this science friction mumbo-jumbo. Oh, & Pandas. Jolly exciting it is, too.

Forgot to ask - how is Kizzy Wizzy?

Kizzy is sleeping on my foot, which is also sleeping.

I might visit Auld Reekie one of these days too. There's actually so much more to it than a couple of 'New- kid in town' pandas. (For the cultured observer that is).

So that'll be the auld reekies' outing to Auld Reekie.

I've been checking it out Ralph. It's either a 5 hour drive or £110 on the train. Driving makes more sense because then I have the van to sleep in, plus I can take the scenic East coast road, (South Shields, Hartlepool, Sunderland) it's the UK equivalent to California highway 1.

The trouble is, it gets late too early at this time of year, there would be no time to see anything. I might wait until early summer and take Mrs Red along as my fonfon ru.

The train journey from Newcastle onwards is one of the joys of the rail network - it follows the coast and includes views of Lindisfarne and some beautiiful beaches. Plus wonderful views Alnmouth and of Berwick as you cross the rivers Aln and Tweed.

You'll find parking in Edinburgh horribly expensive and if I might be so bold, I'd suggest that maybe you compromise and drive to Alnmouth and get the train from there.
If you take the A19 route up the East Coast you'll get the beauty of the Cleveland hills followed by the errmmm spectacular views of Teesside's petro-chemical works - you could divert yourself over the 100 yrs old Transporter Bridge, stop off at the RSPB site just north of the Tees at Saltholme for tea and toast and a look at the birds before travelling onwards through the newly opened Second Tyne Tunnel.

Alnwick has it's Castle and Gardens and then on to Alnmouth to catch the train from a tiny rural station...

as for Edinburgh itself... a day is never enough. Not if you want to see the Zoo, the Castle, Arthur's Seat, the riverside, the Old Town, Mary King's Close, Camera Obscura and there's so much more besides.