The "Anything Goes" thread
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Indeed it was. So very sad, quite a remarkable person. Big Queen fan.
Then there is this:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfLX7zE6jxw]YouTube - Bohemian Polka - Weird Al Yankovic‏[/ame]
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Richard Brown
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Bob Maxey said:
A few tears were shed. What a fabulous showman. Great link.
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robertlc
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How was everyone's (some people's) holiday weekend?
We rediscovered the beach that we live near and actually got in the water. First time since the oil leak/spill last year.
Also cooked another roast on the smoker. Great BBQ taste. Brought some to work for lunch. Not sharing though.
We rediscovered the beach that we live near and actually got in the water. First time since the oil leak/spill last year.
Also cooked another roast on the smoker. Great BBQ taste. Brought some to work for lunch. Not sharing though.
55julie55
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Tmweedle,
We live half in Australia half in Vanuatu where we have an accommodation beach house.
The photo is our beach in Vanuatu
Not sure if I'm allowed to give my web address.perhaps a moderator can advise?...
I can send you a private message if you want to see more.
Dinner tonight is ginger glazed pork ,with cabbage and mash
Dessert is poached ginger pears with home made vanilla ice cream
Weather sunny and hot.
We live half in Australia half in Vanuatu where we have an accommodation beach house.
The photo is our beach in Vanuatu
Not sure if I'm allowed to give my web address.perhaps a moderator can advise?...
I can send you a private message if you want to see more.
Dinner tonight is ginger glazed pork ,with cabbage and mash
Dessert is poached ginger pears with home made vanilla ice cream
Weather sunny and hot.
Richard Brown
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55julie55 said:
Wow Julie,
You have evoked some childhood memories of Trinidad. We always went to the beach with a picnic on Boxing Day. We alternated yearly between a small beach on the North coast, and a very long beach, called Manzanilla, on the Atlantic coast. We used to love building sand castles and body surfing in the rollers at Manzinilla.
En rout to Manzanilla, we passed through a small town where, outside the police station?, there was a huge tree colonised by weaver birds. The birds were so called because they wove these huge pod-like nests which seemed to stay there more through luck than by sound engineering! The tree was a mass of these nests.
Our car was a huge Mercury 8.
Well, I'd best take the covers off our patio furniture, and work on the sun tan.
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55julie55
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Richard you have such wonderful memories!
It's a bit the same here.
It's a very primitive and untouched paradise.
The local people are very gentle and uncomplicated.
Life is day to day.
The speed of daily life is slow and happy.
We have found our little piece of paradise.
Surrounded by jungle our lagoon it turquoise and filled with fish,coral reefs and the occasional dugong.
We don't have the bird life here you described.But our beach front trees which tower along the shore line are between three hundred and four hundred years old.
It's truly a time warp.
It's the place that time forgot.
It's a bit the same here.
It's a very primitive and untouched paradise.
The local people are very gentle and uncomplicated.
Life is day to day.
The speed of daily life is slow and happy.
We have found our little piece of paradise.
Surrounded by jungle our lagoon it turquoise and filled with fish,coral reefs and the occasional dugong.
We don't have the bird life here you described.But our beach front trees which tower along the shore line are between three hundred and four hundred years old.
It's truly a time warp.
It's the place that time forgot.
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