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If I put numbers on would be kiss of death. Am no good a cards either ...not even snap . Always get wrong cards ...life wasnt meant to b easy!

try 13 & 8 at your own risk !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! buy it will kill any chance you have.

Rainbow lorikeets. Love bread & honey

This greedy bugger only eats meat & is as cheeky as hell. Will take meat off your plate. He is a born thief, thats why he wears a mask so no one will recognise him. He is also totally untamed. Comes & goes as he pleases. Goes to local national park at weekends to scrounge food off barbeques....

no Iam afraid no humming birds here... Mostly wattlebirds, rainbow lorikeets & mynhor birds

and the odd King Parrot

Sorry

Grevillea blossom

You are probably right Dugald. I just remembered hearing that he was a plasterer somewher & had a very thick accent so I just checked Via google.

Maybe we should ask HH he's from Paisley and old enough to remember

602 Half remembered things I heard many many moons ago. One of the Tory Air Ministers Lord something or other used to be a fltlooie in 602 when they were flying Hawker Harts??? . He used to just tip his wheels rolling in a field beside his girl friends father's farmhouse just outside East Kilbride, ...

Dugald Wrote: It fails however to mention anything at all about the "private club" exclusiveness that protected, and was very much a part of, the organization of this R.A.F. City Of Glasgow squadron. Unless one could provide credentials of some sort to prove one's "private-club" ...

http://www.wmwa.org/wbnews/Pierre%20Closterman.htm Pierre Closterman served with 602 City of Glasgow Squadron. Pierre CLOSTERMANN was the highest scoring French ace of WW2 with 33 air victories. According to the French it was Jacques Remlinger & a Kiwi Bruce Oliver, with the 602 City of Glasgow ...

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l233/doonunda/forth_bridge.jpg Firth of Forth, Scotland. 1939-10-16. Scene during the Luftwaffe's first attack of the war on the British mainland, when German enemy aircraft unsuccessfully bombed naval units. The Forth Bridge is easily identifiable, and the dark pa...

I assume that the tenement was built around turn of 20th centuary or at latest within first 2 decades of it. Looking at pics, all I have to go by, it would appear that the red sandstone facing has come adrift from inner skin of wall. This could be caused by the ties rusting through caused by ingress...

Good pic of Christian Institute. There used to be a restaurant in basement where I used to have lunch when I first arrived in Glasgow & worked just up hill in 213 St Vincent street. Think lunch cost 1/9. I always thought the stone detailing on the Christian Institute was superb & am surprise...

It is an old pic I posted taken in 1942. The sub (M24), which was found last month hasnt been opened, was found in 70m of water by a team of amateur dives who saw an anomaly on their fish finder & decided to investigate. http://www.manlydaily.com.au/images/1923/10/27/psubz.jpg pic from "Man...

Wreck of Japanese Midget Sub like this just found 4Km off Sydney coast about 2 weeks ago. I t was the third one found of the 3 that attacked Sydney Harbour in 1942. The other two were sunk in harbour. http://www.awm.gov.au/underattack/images/enlarge/060696.jpg This is pic of one being raised in Harb...