mollysmom said:Bouncy, bouncy....
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stranding said:Thought all the square eyes might like to see our Tigger. He's been watching night & day non stop, close up. But today he's starting to lose his bounce & needs a loo-break & a cuppa tea to revive him. He says he'll be back...& we believe him.
mollysmom said:The press can get crazy sometimes and start all kinds of problems. You would not believe all the fuss about Gabby Douglas' hair after she won the gold. Silly stuff.....I'm with the rest of you, I cheer for whoever the winner is. It's so exciting and I love to see the reactions to winning. The women's hurdle last night was a great example. I loved the reaction from the Australian winner. Great stuff.
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skimonkey said:Congrats to Pearson's Gold win last night, Australia!!
Nail biter beach Volleyball between USA and USA!
stranding said:Richard, what a wonderful collection of photos!!!
They give an excellent feeling of the travelling and the being there in the park. Interesting mix of long panorama views & close up costumes, people & shops.
Love that walkway with the colourful murals! The railway itself also brightly painted...you can't call any sections of it the "engine" can you? Not like that old engine in one pic. And not like those "proper" big puffing billies that steamed through 'Erne 'Ill Station and every summer took our whole family on holiday to 'Erne Bay...(true!!!)
That whole area of London that was so dreadfully rundown before the Millennium Dome.
It seems very strange now that my thesis for Geography at college, many moons ago, was a study of **exactly** here-- the Isle of Dogs and the Greenwich Complex on the opposite bank of the Thames.
Two adjacent areas that couldn't have been more different from each other. I mapped it all in great detail then but now wouldn't recognise any of it. Makes it doubly fascinating for me!
Many thanks for posting them all.
Which camera did you use?
Richard Brown said:Chris Evans is interviewing the landlord of the Greenwich Tavern about changing the name.
It will be called "The Golden Saddle" for a few days. I don't know when this will happen. Do any of you live in or frequent Greenwich. Photos would be really appreciated for the forum
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stranding said:I will be going to the paradressage on 4th Sept. I will try to get some pics, though won't be able to do any roaming around that good photos need. I will ask others in the two coach loads going. Where is it? Near the entrance?
leelai said:Just saw a little piece about all the pubs you guys have over there....just about 1 on every corner and over 4000 of them......
Some very funny names too.....The Hairy Lemon, The Bucket of Blood I think it was and so many other weird and wonderful names!
You guys sure love your beer!!
Oh and Pimms of course!
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Richard Brown said:Yes we love our beer . Unfortunately lots of pubs are closing weekly - people buy cheap booze to consume at home etc . Pub food is better there'd days.
The weird names have been conjured up by chains, such as Wratherspoon.
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leelai said:That's a shame, they showed the interiors of a few, how quaint and old worldly they were.
Are the drinks served cold?
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