Andrew T.

PooTube?
Sh.I.T. Support?
pUPS?

I'm probably thinking of a different famous street tbf? I'm not a local, I'm a yokel!

Do the long distance coaches go down there too, on the way to Victoria?

The garden awakes x

Sometimes, life is good.

Cowboyface is not a laughing matter, even if the show is set in space.

That mustache was highly insulting.

"Let's turn this membership up to eleven..."

2/2
Server: "Oh yeah, loads. Our other store around the corner get loads too..."

Ffs, I wish I'd known sooner 🙃
Of course, I went to the other store, and yes, there was a shelf full there too!!!

Looks like my collection might fill up quicker than expected!

Had to go to Middlesbrough to visit a bank (in person! The idea!).
Popped into Cex/Entertainment Exchange on the off-chance of Who DVDs...

At the desk: "Oh! Are you the guy who keeps buying loads of these?"
Me: "No?"
Server: "Oh, we get loads of these, they're always selling".
Me: 😱😭
1/2

Oh fuck, I'm so sorry, I should have looked back over your post history.

A lot of people around the world love you & Puca tho.

Poor guy.

Oh no, not Puca. He's the cutest dude!
I really really hope this is a weird blip ❤️
If it helps, Hooch had rare occasions when he was similar, I think he'd eaten something or ingested something that was *not good* for him. He cleared up after a day or so tho

Shine, I'm sending you both all my love.

"Ok, but its August now, so its hotter?"

Every day.

Playmobil Romans digging a marching camp in a garden border.

Feeling very spring-like in Norfolk today, & the bulbs are coming up, so my annual reminder to keep a vigilant eye out for these #GardenPests building marching camps, little gravel roads, fortified walls & villas in your borders. A Roman #PlaymobilInfestation can be difficult to control, but…(1of2)

Maybe they were some kind of future Amish?

Its an easy thing, and somewhat logical, to load something with a lot of importance and make it feel a lot bigger, I guess?

I'm very much here to help if I can, even if it's just to be a cheer leader x

I think I found myself planning further ahead than a few hours, and tried to lean into that, find and work towards stuff to look forward to.

I get that its easier to say than do tho, and you didn't ask for advice (sorry).

Mr S is an excellent judge of character tho, so I believe in you too x

It does, but you'll find your way out ❤️

Do you hear the music to *D*A*R*E* by Gorillas every time you read his name too?

I've been there, Sam. I 100% get it (I think). Although mine was the dog for a couple of years.
Any excuse to see tomorrow is a good one x
Sending my love; you are valid, you are talented, you are worthy, you are good. I'll believe it for you, if needed x

You're still here Sam, that's not nothing x

🥲🫂🫂🫂🫂

They'd still be proud ❤️

A black and white aerial photograph taken by Alfred G. Buckham around 1920. The image shows a biplane flying high above a city, which is identified in the context as Edinburgh. A prominent castle, Edinburgh Castle, is visible on a rocky outcrop in the foreground, with the city stretching out below and a hilly landscape in the distance. The sky is dramatic, with large, fluffy clouds and a sense of atmosphere. The overall tone is historic and cinematic.

🪬🧿 Edinburgh taken by Alfred G. Buckham. c1920 #edinburgh #scotland #castle #vintage

..or we'll ram this mortadella & ricotta sandwich down your fucking throat.

Dun Laoghaire & Monkstown 1908.
#CountyDublin
www.alangodfreymaps.co.uk/dub2306.htm
Also on our sample, we see the portside, where packet steamers and assorted ships would arrive from Holyhead, often linking up with the railway station.

Holyhead 1923.
A port town dependent on political travel between England & Ireland, almost at the moment this map was released the Irish Free State was created & the town’s port became almost redundant. The town faced a long fight for survival. #Anglesey
www.alangodfreymaps.co.uk/ang1102.htm

#Torquay 1904.
#Devon
www.alangodfreymaps.co.uk/devon11614.htm
Today’s map is full & fascinating, Richard Oliver’s introduction is an excellent history; mentioning the influence of the Palk family in the development of the town, the port visit of Napoleon & a useful precis of what can be seen today.

Renewables create lots of middle income jobs instead of concentrating wealth in the hands of a tiny number of people - & the power that comes with that concentration of wealth is not something the ultra-rich are keen to give up

You'll need a very small brush.