Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Rufus1949 said:
Sounds like a normal day of mine Jack. I continually get days and appointments mixed up. Then I am forced to put my feet up and listen to some music.😀
Nice Albers...perhaps you and Dwight will influence my choice today.
Now, what am I supposed to do today?🤔
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That sounds like a good plan Bob! :D :thumbsup:
Campbellclanman said:
Jack, that sounded like a very nice relaxing chilled night accompanied by fine Wine (s) :D
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I hope to have another one like that soon my friend ;) :thumbsup:
Corto_Malt said:


Have a nice day 🐑🔪;)
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Great pic :cool: :thumbsup:
 
Almost 6 am, and I have to be at church at 7:30. I don't think I've ever been a half hour late, but it's been close. Maybe today.
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And speaking of righteousness, I put two glass jars in the dishwasher without scraping the labels off. I'm running a quick rinse cycle in hopes that the drain will stay clear.
There isn't that much sticky paper missing from the labels.
 
I thought I'd post a few more phone pics from my trip to Bradford yesterday. It was quite cool and overcast at first, but brightened up later. Here is the Town Hall as you first see it when walking from the train station. Bradford is built on wool and cloth, and many decades ago was a very wealthy town, something which is reflected in some of the remaining old architecture.

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I had an hour to kill before I met Doug, so thought I'd call in a book shop. I was absolutely amazed by the interior, which I wasn't expecting at all. It turned out that the building, refurbished about 30 years ago, was Bradford's old Wool Exchange, once quite an important building in the town.

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The exterior of this old fish and chip shop hasn't changed since the 1980's, when I first went to Bradford. It has a bit more competition these days, but still seems popular.

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Here's the front of the Town Hall.

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screened porch said:
Almost 6 am, and I have to be at church at 7:30. I don't think I've ever been a half hour late, but it's been close. Maybe today.
XqJR28u.jpg

And speaking of righteousness, I put two glass jars in the dishwasher without scraping the labels off. I'm running a quick rinse cycle in hopes that the drain will stay clear.
There isn't that much sticky paper missing from the labels.
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Good luck Jer :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
Good luck Jer :thumbsup:
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A friend of mine at work overslept by two hours yesterday, and she's never late!
At least the church knows what to expect from me, and since they don't pay me, they're blessed that I take the time to shower.
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[I tweezed a lot of label paper off some little screen at the bottom of the dishwasher- I think it'll be all right.]
 
screened porch said:
A friend of mine at work overslept by two hours yesterday, and she's never late!
At least the church knows what to expect from me, and since they don't pay me, they're blessed that I take the time to shower.
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[I tweezed a lot of label paper off some little screen at the bottom of the dishwasher- I think it'll be all right.]
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Blimey! :eek: Hopefully, being a volunteer earns you some forgiveness Jer, you do seem to work very hard :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
I thought I'd post a few more phone pics from my trip to Bradford yesterday. It was quite cool and overcast at first, but brightened up later. Here is the Town Hall as you first see it when walking from the train station. Bradford is built on wool and cloth, and many decades ago was a very wealthy town, something which is reflected in some of the remaining old architecture.

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I had an hour to kill before I met Doug, so thought I'd call in a book shop. I was absolutely amazed by the interior, which I wasn't expecting at all. It turned out that the building, refurbished about 30 years ago, was Bradford's old Wool Exchange, once quite an important building in the town.

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The exterior of this old fish and chip shop hasn't changed since the 1980's, when I first went to Bradford. It has a bit more competition these days, but still seems popular.

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Here's the front of the Town Hall.

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Love that book shop!
 
Corto_Malt said:


Have a nice day 🐑🔪;)
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Nice Cosimo 🐑:thumbsup:


Jack Black said:
I thought I'd post a few more phone pics from my trip to Bradford yesterday. It was quite cool and overcast at first, but brightened up later. Here is the Town Hall as you first see it when walking from the train station. Bradford is built on wool and cloth, and many decades ago was a very wealthy town, something which is reflected in some of the remaining old architecture.

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I had an hour to kill before I met Doug, so thought I'd call in a book shop. I was absolutely amazed by the interior, which I wasn't expecting at all. It turned out that the building, refurbished about 30 years ago, was Bradford's old Wool Exchange, once quite an important building in the town.

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The exterior of this old fish and chip shop hasn't changed since the 1980's, when I first went to Bradford. It has a bit more competition these days, but still seems popular.

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Here's the front of the Town Hall.

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Amazing architecture !


Jack Black said:
Amazing isn't it? Every now and then you go into a seemingly ordinary building here, and are met with an incredible surprise 😎

Just having my Sunday sausage sammich!

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Lovely Albers Jack 👍
 
Jack Black said:
I thought I'd post a few more phone pics from my trip to Bradford yesterday. It was quite cool and overcast at first, but brightened up later. Here is the Town Hall as you first see it when walking from the train station. Bradford is built on wool and cloth, and many decades ago was a very wealthy town, something which is reflected in some of the remaining old architecture.

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I had an hour to kill before I met Doug, so thought I'd call in a book shop. I was absolutely amazed by the interior, which I wasn't expecting at all. It turned out that the building, refurbished about 30 years ago, was Bradford's old Wool Exchange, once quite an important building in the town.

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The exterior of this old fish and chip shop hasn't changed since the 1980's, when I first went to Bradford. It has a bit more competition these days, but still seems popular.

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Here's the front of the Town Hall.

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I repeat myself: Wow 😲
Beautiful 🤩
 
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