Hay On Wye

[Floppy_funbags]

I trust yous'll be gan to this one? It being an subject close to your heart an all.



PHILIP WALLING
COUNTING SHEEP: A CELEBRATION OF THE PASTORAL HERITAGE OF BRITAIN

Event 290 a€¢ Thursday 29 May 2014, 1pm a€¢ Venue: The Oxfam Moot
Sheep are the thread that runs through the history of the English countryside. Our fortunes were once founded on sheep, and this book tells a story of wool and money and history, of merchants and farmers and shepherds, of English yeomen and how they got their freedom and, above all, of the soil.

[moorlad]

Nee need.

I were tough all that years ago. By someone with first hand (hoof) experience.

[Sir_Judd]

He'd gan if it were called ****ing Sheep.

[moorlad]

He'd gan if it were called ****ing Sheep.

Behalf, it wouldert of been right to of ****ed someone who toughed youse.

[Sir_Judd]

He'd gan if it were called ****ing Sheep.

Behalf, it wouldert of been right to of ****ed someone who toughed youse.[/quote]

Oh, I divvn't know. Our English teacher - Miss Crawford - were well worth a squirt.

[Floppy_funbags]

None off of our teachers were, especially Tatty Lil.


*shudder*

[Pentridge]

We of'd a teacher, Miss Tudge*, who of'd gert impressive norks, one day she was sat on the steps leading up to her portakabin and I of'd a good look at her growler.** To this day none off of my school pals believe that I spied her split beaver.

* To finger Miss Tudge is such a treat. (8) {to the tune off of the Fudge bar advert}

** this was the late 80s so she of'd a great hairy thing doon there.

[cpw_cpw]

spent many a family holiday in ross on wye. regularly the hottest place in the uk in summer.

pub at link is very special. impossible to find if you're not in the know.

they ferry the locals across the river in a gondola/boat. - view external link