Northsider
Modelling the Northern half of the Isle of Man
Arosa Line
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grizzmo
From NW Tas
He is always hanging round and the railway is beside the lawn that he loves to run up and down barking at the birds. Or he is waiting for me to play fetch, or chasing. Looking through all the photos I take, part of him is in 3/4 of them.I have noticed that where a mug of tea features inFezwig 's photographs, yours have Doggo! He's almost become a Forumite in his own right!
Funny he is a herding dog but his favourite game is to be chased. We should of called him the ginger bread man. Because he loves to be just in front of you so you almost can catch him. "ha ha ha RUN RUN as fast as you can, you can't catch me I am ...." . Does pop into my head.
playmofire
Registered
It's amazing what a human being can achieve when supervised by a good dog or cat.He is always hanging round and the railway is beside the lawn that he loves to run up and down barking at the birds. Or he is waiting for me to play fetch, or chasing. Looking through all the photos I take, part of him is in 3/4 of them.
Funny he is a herding dog but his favourite game is to be chased. We should of called him the ginger bread man. Because he loves to be just in front of you so you almost can catch him. "ha ha ha RUN RUN as fast as you can, you can't catch me I am ...." . Does pop into my head.
Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
That's a bit mimsy - must have been over 60 years ago that a teacher read that to us in school. If I remember rightly, she was covering for our teacher who was unwell, so it was probably something she kept 'up her sleeve' as it were, for just such an occasion.You should see his borogroves: all slithy, they are.
grizzmo
From NW Tas
I listened to the audiobooks last week whilst working, was quite enjoyable. Must of been 30-40 years since I last read them, thanks to
Northsider
for the promp.