Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Jack Black]

Have a good day and good luck at the doctor !

Thank you Steve, I just got back from town, but have to go out again soon. One of my main reasons for going into town was to post a package to Johnnythefox , and then I forgot to call in at the post office!

 

[Angry Waiter]

Sounds like you had a good time

Glad you had a great time Pete I remember seeing Pele play as a kid, it was on a midweek afternoon, but virtually every school boy in Sheffield was there! To manage it, the schools had to issue an amnesty, asking those going to the match to, at least, come to school in the morning!

Wow Jack that is amazing. What a Legend!

Very smart they just let everyone slide on school that day.

Glad you had a good time, nice picture of the two of you.

Thanks John.

Glad you had a good time!

 

[SteveC]

Good morning Guardians !

Raining again today and flood warning out again.

I've got Big Rosie in my pocket today

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Guardians

 

[Jack Black]

Wow Jack that is amazing. What a Legend!

Very smart they just let everyone slide on school that day.

Thanks Pete, it's regarded as a very famous day in Sheffield football history

When Pelé emptied Sheffield classrooms as Santos faced Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough

Pelé and Santos were meant to face Sheffield Wednesday on the evening of February 23rd 1972, but the miners’ strike meant an earlier kickoff – and emptier classrooms.

www.thestar.co.uk

Pele forever remembered at Sheffield Wednesday for THAT famous photo

A SHOT IN TIME: 'One of the things you noticed about Pele,' says Colin Prophett, as if this was an everyday kind of conversation, 'was his touch. He killed it. The ball was dead.'

www.dailymail.co.uk

Good morning Guardians !

Raining again today and flood warning out again.

I've got Big Rosie in my pocket today

I hope none of your neighbours get flooded Steve That's a great shot of Big Rosie

Good Morning Guardians

LOL!

 

[echoscout]

Thank you Steve, I just got back from town, but have to go out again soon. One of my main reasons for going into town was to post a package to Johnnythefox , and then I forgot to call in at the post office!

Jack buddy hope the rest of your day goes well!

Good morning Guardians !

Raining again today and flood warning out again.

I've got Big Rosie in my pocket today

Big Rose is Keep yur powder dry!

Good Morning Guardians

 

[SteveC]

Thanks Pete, it's regarded as a very famous day in Sheffield football history

When Pelé emptied Sheffield classrooms as Santos faced Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough

Pelé and Santos were meant to face Sheffield Wednesday on the evening of February 23rd 1972, but the miners’ strike meant an earlier kickoff – and emptier classrooms.

www.thestar.co.uk

Pele forever remembered at Sheffield Wednesday for THAT famous photo

A SHOT IN TIME: 'One of the things you noticed about Pele,' says Colin Prophett, as if this was an everyday kind of conversation, 'was his touch. He killed it. The ball was dead.'

www.dailymail.co.uk

I got to see Pele' play in 1976 when he played for the Chicago Cosmos against the Minnesota Kicks in the short lived NASL

Throwback Thursday: When Pelé Came to Minnesota

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I hope none of your neighbours get flooded Steve That's a great shot of Big Rosie

Thanks buddy !

Big Rose is Keep yur powder dry!

Thanks pal, we'll try

 

[echoscout]

Morning Guardians! Hope y'all are having a good day. Happy trails! Big Eb again.

 

[Jack Black]

Jack buddy hope the rest of your day goes well!

Thank you David, I made it to the docs, posted John's package, called in at Charlie's again, as I had a gift for Hisham's new son, had a healthy (but delicious) tea, and then a nap!

I got to see Pele' play in 1976 when he played for the Chicago Cosmos against the Minnesota Kicks in the short lived NASL

Throwback Thursday: When Pelé Came to Minnesota

Paste Magazine is your source for the best music, movies, TV, comedy, videogames, books, comics, craft beer, politics and more. Discover your favorite albums and films.

www.pastemagazine.com

Thanks buddy !




Thanks pal, we'll try

Wow, that's cool Steve, thanks for the link I had an uncle who was an agent for British footballers looking to have a second career playing in the USA

Morning Guardians! Hope y'all are having a good day. Happy trails! Big Eb again.

Cool pic of Big Eb David, that's a nice compass

 

[Johnnythefox]

Thank you Steve, I just got back from town, but have to go out again soon. One of my main reasons for going into town was to post a package to Johnnythefox , and then I forgot to call in at the post office!

Oh we have all done that...

 

[echoscout]

Thank you David, I made it to the docs, posted John's package, called in at Charlie's again, as I had a gift for Hisham's new son, had a healthy (but delicious) tea, and then a nap!

Hope all went well at the doctor's.

Cool pic of Big Eb David, that's a nice compass

Thank you Jack!

Pal is looking right sharp!

 

[JohnDF]

LOL!

Thought you might like that... My wife bought it for me, she knows me so well.

Thank you, David.

 

[SteveC]

Morning Guardians! Hope y'all are having a good day. Happy trails! Big Eb again.

Nice pic of Big Eb !

 

[SteveC]

Wow, that's cool Steve, thanks for the link I had an uncle who was an agent for British footballers looking to have a second career playing in the USA

Cool pic of Big Eb David, that's a nice compass

 

[cudgee]

One of my main reasons for going into town was to post a package to Johnnythefox , and then I forgot to call in at the post office!

I've got Big Rosie in my pocket today

Great shot highlighting those fantastic covers. I've said it before and i'll keep saying it, Rosewood is so under rated.

 

[Jack Black]

Oh we have all done that...

LOL! It all worked out OK John, you should turn up tomorrow, or Monday, at the latest

Hope all went well at the doctor's.

Thank you Jack!

Pal is looking right sharp!

Thank you David, just a follow-up to my BP scare. The new medication seems to be working OK

Thought you might like that... My wife bought it for me, she knows me so well.

 

[Jack Black]

Great shot highlighting those fantastic covers. I've said it before and i'll keep saying it, Rosewood is so under rated.

 

[SteveC]

Great shot highlighting those fantastic covers. I've said it before and i'll keep saying it, Rosewood is so under rated.

Thanks !

 

[btb01]

Thanks guys! Weather has been great (hot and sunny), and the cabin even has a nice porch attached to it. Lamb has been earning its keep slicing fudge and caramel apples.

Looks like an excellent porch for sitting back, enjoying a drink and maybe a cigar, and absentmindedly opening a closing a favorite pocket knife.

Jacob's Club! I'd forgotten how popular they were, and how heavily advertised! I think the most popular flavour was orange, but I always liked mint in a chocolate biscuit. They were an absolute staple of cafes, shops, school canteens, etc. My grandmother bought them, but my mother was always too stingy (she would buy Arrowroot biscuits!), and from the age of about 13, I almost completely stopped eating biscuits and chocolate for many years, which is why I'd almost forgotten about them. There were many other varieties over the years, including a plain chocolate version, called 'Golf' Hope you enjoy them Mitch

A fine catch!

Wednesday is not a bad idea for a weekend Jer Farm sounds like a cool place to hang out My kids used to go to milk goats at a farm, after school, for years



Beautiful jigging David It's been up in the high 60's here this afternoon


I was thinking the same. Such a wonderful herb, and attractive too

Colourful pic Charlie

I hope everyone is having a good day I didn't sleep well last night, so I was a bit tired this morning, but soon picked up. It's always better when the sun is out in the market, and most of the regulars passed by: Barry the Original Ted, Gravel, Slimline Scott, Harry Hotballs, Captain Birdseye, and a few others. Tool Man actually kept his shirt on, and is still, largely, avoiding cake, but he still wasn't going hungry! He said that his 'sandwich', made from an entire loaf of bread, was the biggest he's ever made! This is a third of it When Gravel asked what was in it, Tool Man said it was crammed with ham, he had got cheap, as it was going 'ram' ('ram' or 'rammy', meaning smelling pungent, or going off, a word brought over to Yorkshire by the Vikings)!





It's hard to believe that anyone could beat Tool Man for gluttony, but I reckon the, now, Slimline Scott could have eaten him under the table at one time. I've seen the intellectually-challenged lump eating, most frighteningly at Tool Man's wedding reception, and as long as someone else is paying, he'll keep scooping whatever is on offer, into his oversized mouth, with bulging eyes, and an over-active saliva gland. Having now become a shadow of his former self, he eats less, but has no more self-control, and as soon as he sees food, he is drawn towards it, like a zombie to human flesh, advancing to the point where he's standing on your toes, and drooling on them to boot, his eyes fixated on whatever you're eating. So, it was, when Gravel returned with several portions of mushroom and onion bhajis. While Tool Man ate 90% of them, Scott still had to elbow his way over



This conversation between Boring Ray and Scott must have been mind-numbing! At least, they're not boring anyone else



Here's Nobber Al, with his crew Tom, the guy on the left, is a cycle courier, and Wolfie was one of his couriers, 20 years ago. His business is almost finished though, and he's retiring next week.



Ex Para Steve has broken his ankle, but getting around OK with one of these modern 'casts' fitted.



This is the diminutive Wee Al, who is actually a really good magician It's a shame that his website no longer has a single trick video

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Even Droogs need garden shears apparently



I wish I could have got a photo of Hip Hop Boy from the front, he must have been 70! Talk about Growing Old Disgracefully!



I haven't seen Grandfather Time in a while, but the sun brings people out



While snapping him, I also got a pic of Young Tool Man!



This old feller always has his basket of imitation flowers, but I've never seen him try to sell them, or give one away

Top shelf market report, Jack! I was telling my brother last week about your Thursday market visits. He particularly enjoyed the nicknames.

Here’s a pic with my HHB from our trip to St. Louis that I forgot to post last week.

Eleanor wasn’t a fan of fried okra, but Scout loved it!

 

[SteveC]

Bonus pic of the day