Leave the mods alone and get outdoors?Pics from your walk ?

[Greyman 28,837]

Wife and daughters away for the bank holiday so grandad left home with the grandsprogs took them for a walk this morning with the dogs then round to empty bins and recycling back home for a picnic on the lawn and hide and seek followed by another walk to the woods to pick wild garlic then back home to cook and eat it we are off fossil hunting at low tide in th morning good times

[Franks dad 874]

9 minutes ago, Greyman said:

Wife and daughters away for the bank holiday so grandad left home with the grandsprogs took them for a walk this morning with the dogs then round to empty bins and recycling back home for a picnic on the lawn and hide and seek followed by another walk to the woods to pick wild garlic then back home to cook and eat it we are off fossil hunting at low tide in th morning good times

Now that Sounds and looks  like a absolute perfect day , memories they will never forget ….  

[Greyman 28,837]

Not bad for a 61 year old stoner lol

[Greyman 28,837]

And relax 

[waltjnr 6,954]

7 minutes ago, Greyman said:

And relax 

Super grandad! Put your feet up now ! 

[BEARINATOR 2,872]

[BEARINATOR 2,872]

And found a new immigrant the other day I forgot to post 

Edited May 26, 2024 by BEARINATOR

[Greyman 28,837]

Missed low water and only had half an hour or so before we had to move off dog was having a great time chasing stuff in the long grass and kids got something to show in school next week good morning had by all 

[tatsblisters 10,143]

Had a walk around another old pit site that's on my doorstep even though the pit shut in the early 70s and the site was used in the play the price of coal that can be seen on YouTube. All that remains now is a big concrete slab and steel girders that's capping the shafts off. I also bumped into a few escapees from Wentworth Park.

[keepdiggin 9,561]

On 27/05/2024 at 10:39, tatsblisters said:

Had a walk around another old pit site that's on my doorstep even though the pit shut in the early 70s and the site was used in the play the price of coal that can be seen on YouTube. All that remains now is a big concrete slab and steel girders that's capping the shafts off. I also bumped into a few escapees from Wentworth Park.

Remember lamping wentworth with my bull x and my mates pitbull what a busy night that was

[mackem 27,139]

Wandered around west London earlier just killing time as I am at the Royal Geographical Society this evening,went into an old gin pub and an art gallery.

 

[Borr 6,226]

2 minutes ago, mackem said:

Wandered around west London earlier just killing time as I am at the Royal Geographical Society this evening,went into an old gin pub and an art gallery.

 

I do envy your insight into London places...

[mackem 27,139]

Just now, Borr said:

I do envy your insight into London places...

I love London mate,it’s fashionable for brits to put it down and say it’s shit but yesterday I sheltered from the rain in a doorway in Chinatown and got chatting to a New Yorker over here for a week,very pleasant lady,she said the city is overwhelming there’s so much to see and do,tourists love the place.

[Borr 6,226]

Ri

1 minute ago, mackem said:

I love London mate,it’s fashionable for brits to put it down and say it’s shit but yesterday I sheltered from the rain in a doorway in Chinatown and got chatting to a New Yorker over here for a week,very pleasant lady,she said the city is overwhelming there’s so much to see and do,tourists love the place.

yep it's an amazing city , but at the same time it's a shame so many natives were shipped out of not that they were shipped to better places but that they filled it with non natives , it's always been international as with most seaport capitals but they've allowed it to lose it's identity. My father was from paddington and gave me a bit of a tour in his later years, as a child I went there for Christmas lights, museums I've had a few good nights out there. It's a monster of a place .... 

[steve66 3,554]

Corte castle today