Amazing! People only became aware of them on that part of the river when the houses on the road that runs parallel to it started having their garden ponds emptied of Koi and then someone caught the culprits on their CCTV.
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Amazing! People only became aware of them on that part of the river when the houses on the road that runs parallel to it started having their garden ponds emptied of Koi and then someone caught the culprits on their CCTV.
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We have a water otter residing in our kitchen
Is that 4472?
I just knew my post would be better on the 'Trainspotters' thread 😂
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Reading this as "stop spitting indoors".
Another classic mis-read, a bit like "Inserting Your Cat" or whatever that other thread was called.
Another classic mis-read, a bit like "Inserting Your Cat" or whatever that other thread was called.
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Once you've seen one kettle, you've seen them all...
Ouch 😂
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It would be really good if the Paul Merton program was extended out to others who have had difficulties in their lives if the were of course willing to share
It really does help break down barriers and traditional behavioural patterns
It would be really good if the Paul Merton program was extended out to others who have had difficulties in their lives if the were of course willing to share
It really does help break down barriers and traditional behavioural patterns
Alcohol is a strange one. Genuinely I think it depends on the individual. An addictive personality type will associate negatively and be unable to 'just have one'.
But there have been a couple of times I've felt like I needed to chill and had a drop of scotch and it's done the trick. Could be a placebo effect but I've always found with drink there to be a level of inebriation that was perfect for me!
Does this work in the Concrete Jungles of the UK?
It's a good point, and for me is one of the reasons we need to preserve our green spaces. I don't think it necessarily needs to be a forest, any green space where you can relax is beneficial.
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Not wanting to post at the moment for various reasons ! but the short answer is "yes it can , will give you a better reply in a week or so
Hope you’re ok.Not wanting to post at the moment for various reasons ! but the short answer is "yes it can , will give you a better reply in a week or so
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fine thanks buddy
just need to step back , thank for asking , really appreciate it
Don't blame you - place is full of jerks ;-)fine thanks buddy
I play football Mondays and now Tuesdays. If I don't play I find that I get a little more irritable or anxious etc. Also if I'm really struggling I add in Yoga which I have through that Apple Fitness, Never done Yoga and didn't fancy going to a class so trying it in my front room is fun although the dogs try and play fight with me whenever I go down to their level.
Don't live in Preston anymore but when I go over to see family I go for walks with them in some lovely places. Most are well known but I'll list them anyway below. But a new one was near Buckshaw - Park at the Premier Inn Chorley North just off junction 8 on the M6. Then you can walk alongside the canal from there and about 15 mins into the walk I think there's a good pub called the Top Lock.
Other places I've walked are
Brickcroft Longton
Down by the River Ribble from walking up Howick Cross lane past the power station. Not done that one in years
Rivington Pike is nice too
Don't live in Preston anymore but when I go over to see family I go for walks with them in some lovely places. Most are well known but I'll list them anyway below. But a new one was near Buckshaw - Park at the Premier Inn Chorley North just off junction 8 on the M6. Then you can walk alongside the canal from there and about 15 mins into the walk I think there's a good pub called the Top Lock.
Other places I've walked are
Brickcroft Longton
Down by the River Ribble from walking up Howick Cross lane past the power station. Not done that one in years
Rivington Pike is nice too
A change can be as good as any rest and online stuff is great but can be at times distracting and maybe not realfine thanks buddy
Plus absence let’s you know if it makes the heart go fonder
A lovely walk in rivington (my home town) is Liverpool castle then a circular round the reservoir