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Winning the lottery :D
@masterplan wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
Winning the lottery :D
Winning the lottery twice! :D
Erm.. :shock: ..!?
Once on my own ticket, once as part of a syndicate, we’re warming up for the big one…oh damn, that’s just gone hasn’t it? :lol:
Believe me, if we’d won the big one I wouldn’t be posting on here today!!!
@jen_jen wrote:
Once on my own ticket, once as part of a syndicate, we’re warming up for the big one…oh damn, that’s just gone hasn’t it? :lol:
Believe me, if we’d won the big one I wouldn’t be posting on here today!!!
Haha, I was gona’ say! If you’d just won the big one and were posting on here right now.. I’d be questioning your sanity!
Not what but who……………..Michael.
:DLots of agricultural stuff at the South of England Show Ground
I wasn’t meant to live in a town.
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@tinks wrote:
Lots of agricultural stuff at the South of England Show Ground
I wasn’t meant to live in a town.
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I thought the show was last week?
I was at the Yorkshire show on Tuesday, I live quite close the the showground so Ive been a prisoner the last few days as the roads are so busy. Everyone is packing up now and leaving … thank heavens.
I loved the Shire horses so majestic… such big powerful creature’s.. some wonderful animals there…Im so lucky to live where I do.
@jen_jen wrote:
@tinks wrote:
Lots of agricultural stuff at the South of England Show Ground
I wasn’t meant to live in a town.
](*,)
I thought the show was last week?
This was the one that was free to schools…there were lots of schools and hundreds of children……it wasn’t the ‘South of England show’ as such …….but there were many things to see like…….sheep shearing, falconry, fox hounds, goats, alpacas, fancy rabbit breeds, tractors, fruit growers, local cheese makers, making flies for fishing, horse jumping and dressage, tractors to climb in etc…….was a good day……..I definately want to go to the actual show next June :)
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