Thanetgirl

This one always makes me smile!

My grandad - also Joe - lied about his age to join up in the Boer War - he was 15. sgt said walk round the block & come back when he remembered his age. He served in WW1, wounded on the Somme, returned after surgery in UK. POW from 1916-1919. I think he’d be with your Joe!

Saw Bill - and the Stones - at the West Cliff Hall, Ramsgate in 1964. Outstanding!

What a great picture! This isn’t not a manhole picture, or a postcard, but had to post. One of these fine serving girls is my hubby’s great aunt - but he doesn’t know which one!

Good morning Adam. It’s lovely here too, bees and butterflies busy.

So sorry you lost your lovely cat. We lost our Daisy a couple of years ago, same thing, a car outside our house. And we live in a 20mph village.

I’ve gone for reds in the past, as I think they’re more visible in poor weather. Currently driving a white one (it was a good offer and I needed it for work after last one died half way home. Have to say, I’d go for red, orange or pink next time. Years ago I had this:

# NationalTeddyBearDay Well, it wasn’t exactly a teddy bear, but I didn’t know that at the time! I loved my little red dog.

Hello, Elizabeth. I haven’t seen you on here before, but your post & the photo captured my attention. Your garden looks great. Weather is cooling here now, but there are still some spots of beauty. Following for more #MondayMotivation