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I think they'd be a very entertaining read 
Whats this thing you called a "pension"....
I've tried to persuade Jack he should write a book or three about his adventures but he's not having any of it
As always it was meant to be this today, but I've just been called to the coalface so it won't be now. Hope everyone has a good Monday.
Sorry to hear the coalface beckons David, excellent pic my friend 
I was going to say that the horizontal seax carry makes me doubt Norman involvement, but I see they're gripping the seaxes, so they might or might not be slung that way.Your right Jer it is
It's St' Nicholas church, in the village of North Grimston in North Yorkshire, not far from Malton. The church is 12th Century but the font is earlier. Both church and font are regarded as Norman but the font is believed to be older than the church. Some even believe it's Anglo-Saxon, but if it's not then it was possibly carved by Anglo-Saxon masons working under Norman direction.
http://greatenglishchurches.co.uk/html/north_grimston.html
This picture has fall written all over it. Great photo!
One more time proved its usefulness
I was hoping to take some photos myself today, but didn't get a chance I'm afraid
Mighty fine photo Jack.I forget...
Thanks for the compliment Dwight
Good job Joshua
Morning my friends, hope everyone had a good weekend
Careful... Knives are sharp
ha ha I was trying to take a photo, with the sun behind me, the knife was in a half-open position. I went to move the LF and snap the blade closed.
A real rookie move on my part 
You know how you think you shouldn't do something this or that way yet you do it. 
Wow! I never cut myself with a knife....ha ha I was trying to take a photo, with the sun behind me, the knife was in a half-open position. I went to move the LF and snap the blade closed.
ha ha I was trying to take a photo, with the sun behind me, the knife was in a half-open position. I went to move the LF and snap the blade closed.
Hope it didn't bite you too badly Dave
Is that why most of your pics are of closed knives?Yep, the most dangerous thing you can do with a knife is photography!
Only three times Vince you're doing good.
My first year as an apprentice meat cutter was interesting, to say the least. The worst part was one of my duties after cutting up the beef/pork was working with the salt cure for the hams and bacon.
