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Great photographs indeed and really cheered me up to see them all. I stole a few for my facebook friends if that is ok

Echo Hennings words, they will be great to look back on , on the cold dark winter evenings.

Thanks a million Jarkko and Eija

Henning wrote: Althouh he pretends to use the prize for various purposes I am sure it remains in dignity on his nighttable and is the last thing his eyes catch before the night owl takes him away.
Wonderful H.

...henning you know me far too well...of course that's where my treasured picture of you is to be found......ta ken

Winter is upon us
No walking tour in sight
I look outside my window
At the cold and rainy night
What do I do please tell me
Shall I reminise the past
Or do I dream of meet ups new
For my happiness to last

It is rainy and cold and dark here too YL Lets try keep the sunny side up on this thread.

Maybe you can remind me what Ken was saying to me in this photo?

tinderella wrote:It is rainy and cold and dark here too YL Lets try keep the sunny side up on this thread.

Maybe you can remind me what Ken was saying to me in this photo?

Not sure what he is saying to you Tinderella but knowing Ken it would be some witty philosophical statement I am sure . Something like "we have been walking in the forset that long I have a pink gladiolia growing out of my a... !

Not sure what he is saying to you Tinderella but knowing Ken it would be some witty philosophical statement I am sure . Something like "we have been walking in the forset that long I have a pink gladiolia growing out of my a... !

Yorkshire Lad,
Why your poetry books, are not on the library shelves, among the great bard's is just beyond me.

HI Denise, I am very lucky to have a leather bound copy of Yorkshire Lads poetry, on my book shelf


By the way, You got it on the button what Ken was saying there Phil.

denise knowles wrote:Yorkshire Lad,
Why your poetry books, are not on the library shelves, among the great bard's is just beyond me.

Denise
I am glad my poetry is as you like it . Although I do think your praise is much to do about nothing .I always write them on the twelth night of each month most are a comedy of errors but some turn out to be loves labours lost . Measure for measure I prefer to write a winters tale but whatever the time of yearI am just glad that alls well that ends well

There is a lot of controversy about Shakespeare and if he even wrote most of the plays.... I am beginning to wonder if The Yorkshire Dales are the true Stratford -on Avon

I am glad my poetry is as you like it . Although I do think your praise is much to do about nothing .I always write them on the twelth night of each month most are a comedy of errors but some turn out to be loves labours lost . Measure for measure I prefer to write a winters tale but whatever the time of yearI am just glad that alls well that ends well[/quote]

I don't know how you think up your witty reply's, but keep it up, I love um.

Tinderella, well said about Shakespeare.

Please don't all shoot me at once, but I have never been able to understand, all the fuss about Shakespeare.
Right I'm off, before you all have time to load the guns.....

...mock ye may....but that gladioli didn't get there by chance......i had to have a full gladioliarectomy when i returned home....and thanks to those concerned i'll never now be able to give birth to ornamental garden plants......

....however in other news walking around venice this afternoon i noticed that love keeps growing.....ta ken

denise knowles wrote:Please don't all shoot me at once, but I have never been able to understand, all the fuss about Shakespeare.
Right I'm off, before you all have time to load the guns.....

To be honest Denise I share your instinct about William I much prefer his sister:

http://youtu.be/_eXw47qb4U0

Ken, how many of those white ones did you buy ?

Ken, how many of those white ones did you buy ?

Henning, you mean to say ' you have never heard of Shakespear's sister. ' you are really missing out on some very serious sonnet's.

Yorkshire Lad, you will have to enlighten the poor man.

denise knowles wrote:[Yorkshire Lad, you will have to enlighten the poor man.

Please tell me you do not mean "poor" in financial terms as everybody knows the poor man to whom you are referring owns two hotels a castle vast swaithes of German countryside , woodland with its own country retreat a public house in Dillenberg and last but not least his own successful football team ! I know all this because I have been there and got the T shirt ( Well actually Tinderella got that )!!
YL