Twitter thread 2013

On today's BBC News Website they had a story about theft on trains and the underground. It linked to this series of films by British transport police. I thought they may be of interest.

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Tow Itch wrote:
Caz to identify what you have try looking at this:

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thanks that was useful to see a  local guy registered on there so will chat to him as the other local bee keeper (has a  honey Farm ) wasn't interested was happy to come and kill them Don't think so def honey bees tried to rescue one from a spiders web he stung the stick then died if wasp he would still be stinging my stick   

 well i never living in a rural area thought no problem to get food for my baby's Being Oak silkmoths  so of I trogged down my lane with dogs pick a few leaves and feed HA! no I rooted around found 3 if someone saw me they might of ran for the hills as I always thought I was good at recognizing my trees ( as we have allot) anyway I am chatting away " that's hazel, sycamore oh now is that black thorn or hawthorn then there's the Ash or is it Rowan    so where is the Oak sure there is some oh there you are typical" now my dogs are lying down watching me scramble through the trees then finding the Oak they are 60' high yep did try to see if I could get up there but found out there is only so far my legs stretch   in the pouring rain so I threw in the towel took the dogs back got in the car and had to drive to a known Oak Forrest it is the oldest working oak Forrest we have apparently so not only collected some (loads) of leaves I dare I say it liberated a few young trees   but they have loads and I have mouth's to feed    yep planning ahead for next year as no good for this year don't think they would except me bringing my caterpillars for a nosh up   

Caz1960 wrote: well i never living in a rural area thought no problem to get food for my baby's Being Oak silkmoths  so of I trogged down my lane with dogs pick a few leaves and feed HA! no I rooted around found 3 if someone saw me they might of ran for the hills as I always thought I was good at recognizing my trees ( as we have allot) anyway I am chatting away " that's hazel, sycamore oh now is that black thorn or hawthorn then there's the Ash or is it Rowan    so where is the Oak sure there is some oh there you are typical" now my dogs are lying down watching me scramble through the trees then finding the Oak they are 60' high yep did try to see if I could get up there but found out there is only so far my legs stretch   in the pouring rain so I threw in the towel took the dogs back got in the car and had to drive to a known Oak Forrest it is the oldest working oak Forrest we have apparently so not only collected some (loads) of leaves I dare I say it liberated a few young trees   but they have loads and I have mouth's to feed    yep planning ahead for next year as no good for this year don't think they would except me bringing my caterpillars for a nosh up   

Is tree rustling common in Wales?

Well, what to say, I guess hello and do you remember me? or should I post in the new members bit?  

I'm doing good, and I'm now here, but please treat me nicely.  

Cazz wrote:Well, what to say, I guess hello and do you remember me? or should I post in the new members bit?  

I'm doing good, and I'm now here, but please treat me nicely.  

As if we'd do anything else   

 back, I've missed you anyway

jake001 wrote:

Cazz wrote:Well, what to say, I guess hello and do you remember me? or should I post in the new members bit?  

I'm doing good, and I'm now here, but please treat me nicely.  

As if we'd do anything else   

 back, I've missed you anyway

Thanks Jake  

   your back  

 it's going to happen tonight  

the saying "once in a blue moon " well thats tonight so I am waiting

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After visiting Riva Dandy today we went to Southport and the tide was in, the first time that I've ever seen it  



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Caz1960 wrote:   your back  

Thanks caz with numbers, it nice to be back. :-)

Bailey (our dog) is getting on a bit now, he loves chasing his ball and playing with his soft toy but never liked water so we stopped taking him to the beach ....... then we had an hour at the beach with Evie (3 year old grandchild) who loves the water and the dog ended up chasing her and getting his feet wet ........ next thing we knew he was bouncing at each wave trying to bite it  in the end he wouldn't come out of the water and for the first time in his life he swam. We had to go in and get him out as we were all getting a bit cold but in future he will be going to the beach, I just wish we'd have taken the camera with us.

Aren't dogs strange, you think you work them out - then they change their minds. He just won't do it next time when you have the camera.  

He will ........ I'll chuck him in and make him swim now we know he can    

Helen wrote:He will ........ I'll chuck him in and make him swim now we know he can    

   

You know we wouldn't  not really but we may chuck the grandchild in as he followed her last time ...... she can't swim  

Helen wrote:You know we wouldn't  not really but we may chuck the grandchild in as he followed her last time ...... she can't swim  

Perhaps the dog will follow her this time.  

It's time to venture out into the garden with a mutt on a lead to continue teaching the term wee wee, I must be crackers!!! Night.  

Cazz wrote:... I must be crackers!!! ...

I had assumed that was a 'given' for any regular user of this forum  

peridot wrote:

Cazz wrote:... I must be crackers!!! ...

I had assumed that was a 'given' for any regular user of this forum  

Its not compulsory, but it helps.

peridot wrote:

Cazz wrote:... I must be crackers!!! ...

I had assumed that was a 'given' for any regular user of this forum  

 Too true.  

Phoenix wrote:

peridot wrote:

Cazz wrote:... I must be crackers!!! ...

I had assumed that was a 'given' for any regular user of this forum  

Its not compulsory, but it helps.

You should know   

Please don't anyone mention cheese

navver wrote:Please don't anyone mention cheese

Cheese you say, why cheese? I like cheese, so do Wallace and Gromit.  

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You can have a "grand day out" at the Hawes Wensleydale Creamery and buy lots of cheese in their shop. the food in the restaurant is pretty good too, especially the cheesecake