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43rdRecceReg wrote:

Jimster wrote:Your Shire is beautiful! Merry Christmas!!

...and with a light dusting of schnee/snae/snow this morning- Just the place for an old-style victorian Lantern, and a McScrooge scarecrow


Hope it's all going well, Jim, in spite of the dread lurgy waiting to catch folk out. Sadly, a lot of new ghosts out there...
But- onward, and upwards . Ditto to all.

Thanks, friend! All is well as the town crier says.
It’s nice to see you appreciate the beautiful views provided by Mother Nature as well. Here’s our humble “back forty” view of sunset Christmas evening. Flat farmland towards that direction but the sky provides the entertainment.
Have a Happier New Year!

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Good Morning,
Most of my Christmas photos come from indoors on the morning but I will see what I can find.
regards and a Very Happy Holidaze to you all.
Painless

“Holidaze”!
Best part of living in Illinois unless I misinterpreted.

Jimster!
No, you are correct! It can be a 'daze' almost anywhere you reside. The 'High' Rockies of Colorado definitely count. ;o)
regards,
painless

Ho Ho Ho!!

Roy, you be safe in the snow, never forget it has hidden dangers that can catch you off guard. . . .



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Son of a gun-ner wrote:Roy, you be safe in the snow, never forget it has hidden dangers that can catch you off guard. . . .



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yes, and it put me in the hospital, five years ago. Luckily, there was no shark chomping contentedly on my maimed extremity (the pedal variety ).
Oddly enough, I did once see a mini shark in the middle of the road once. For a moment, I thought it must be my meds playing up; but applying a spot of Sherlock's thinking (and Mr was created by a Scot, of course...)- I twigged that the road was near the slipway, below my house, where fishing boats often unload local langoustines, this shark lookalike must have fallen off the flatbed truck collecting the catch.
It turns out that it was a Dogfish ( a type of shark)...


But the one I saw didn't look quite as happy as this one does.

Yes, when I posted that, I did have your little "slip up" (or, slip down, and not such a little mishap) in mind Roy.

Hmmm, Dogfish, very tasty, also known as Rock Salmon probably to make it sound more appetizing. No relative of Salmon, and tastes nothing like Salmon.
Don't get it as much in fish and chip shops these days

I do hope you picked it up and took it home for a feast