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Oh dear YL, I were in Bolton shopping yesturday, when a gentleman wear a raincoat (with collar turned up) sunglasses and fedora on head, asked me for direction to the Yorkshire Rhubarb Triangle, well we went to the cafe so I could draw a map for him to follow,and with all my new knowledge I were more than happy to share it. Lovely man said his name was Spyimoff.

After my day shopping, sat down with a nice glass of chilled wine and opened the forum up to catch up on new's of our great man, when I saw your post. I dropped my wine and running to my solicitor's with laptop under arm. After a lot of huffing and puffing, intakes of breaths, low whistle's along with rolling eyes, he pondered over it for a long time he came up with the answer on what I should do. He told me to go and lie low in Cyprus for 2wks, so advice taken, that is what I'm going to to do.

I really hope boarder control will let me back in, when they find out what State Secret's I have given away.

denise knowles wrote:Oh dear YL, I were in Bolton shopping yesturday, when a gentleman wear a raincoat (with collar turned up) sunglasses and fedora on head, asked me for direction to the Yorkshire Rhubarb Triangle, well we went to the cafe so I could draw a map for him to follow,and with all my new knowledge I were more than happy to share it. Lovely man said his name was Spyimoff.

After my day shopping, sat down with a nice glass of chilled wine and opened the forum up to catch up on new's of our great man, when I saw your post. I dropped my wine and running to my solicitor's with laptop under arm. After a lot of huffing and puffing, intakes of breaths, low whistle's along with rolling eyes, he pondered over it for a long time he came up with the answer on what I should do. He told me to go and lie low in Cyprus for 2wks, so advice taken, that is what I'm going to to do.

I really hope boarder control will let me back in, when they find out what State Secret's I have given away.

Denise
I spy (imoff) a touch of leg pulling here ! Have a nice time in Cyprus . By the way did you know that Cyprus was the birth place of the greek goddess Aphrodite ( the goddess of love ) from which the word Aphrodisiac comes . Therefore your destination is very fitting because any hot blooded yorkshireman will tell you that rhubarb is a fantastic aphrodisiac especially when served hot and steamy !!

liverpoolken wrote:....pete.....reading the review of kate bush's new album '50 words for snow' i came the following which i thought might bring back some happy memories......not that i'm implying any inappropiate behaviour on your part......ta ken

It devotes nearly 14 impossibly beautiful minutes to Misty, a song on which Bush imagines first building a snowman and then, well, humping him, with predictably unhappy consequences: "He is dissolving before me," she sings sadly, not the first lady in history to complain about an evening of passion coming to a premature conclusion.

This wouldn't have happened in Frosty's time! He melted in very different circumstances. I can say that Frosty had 60 words for snow - he was very knowledgeable that way.
I predict a mild winter by the way.

Pete

Pete wrote:I predict a mild winter by the way.

Pete

Spot on so far Pete but even if it turns nasty in the new year we will have Leonards album to cheer us up !
Cheers
YL

This mild winter isn't so mild anymore....

On another note
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Diamonds-Mine-P ... 1-11-spell#_

I've just found out that you can now freely read the beginning (about 14 pages worth). Go to this link and then click on 'Look Inside' if you're inquisitive
Available in kindle and also paperback if you want to know what happens next - if it's not your cup of tea just make sure you don't crease the pages

Pete

...why not settle back with a nice mug of tea while you are reading pete's new kindle edition of the wonderful and mindblowing 'the diamond's mine' in the exclusive collector's limited edition 'i love henning' mug.........designed and manufactured by local artists in the city of liverpool's famous pottery village...
...and ...for those with a sense of humour there is also a message on the back of the mug.

...special price for walkers who registered for either of the leonard cohen walking weekends......45 euros inc. taxes and postage
....otherwise the price is 1 euro inc. taxes and postage..........ta ken

Just ordered my copy of Diamonds in the Mine. Looking forward to reading it.

Denise.

Damn! I dont have 45 euro to spare and i bet the postage would cost the earth too. I must have lost my sense of humour but what the heck does Manchma mean????

"Manchmal" with an EL at the end like in El Paso. It's German and means "sometimes"

...bernadine...i'm afraid sales for the mug shown previously are very slow indeed but sales for the one illustrated below are even worse..in truth i've sold none of them...even considering cutting my losses and sending them all to the rubbish tip be crushed.....ta ken

liverpoolken wrote:...bernadine...i'm afraid sales for the mug shown previously are very slow indeed but sales for the one illustrated below are even worse..in truth i've sold none of them...even considering cutting my losses and sending them all to the rubbish tip be crushed.....ta ken

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I would would give up this business, if I were you Ken, it sounds like a Mugs game.

Memories:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZG6r_DI ... e=youtu.be

This is a message from Jean and myself wishing all our fellow walkers and contributors to this thread a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR !!
Yorkshire Lad .

...a big happy christmas and all the very best for 2012 to all my beautiful and extra wonderful fellow walkers...

....thanks for the laughs and friendships along the way and here's hoping that there are still many more paths left that we can all to travel along together ....ta ken

Nice one Ken!