That’s where our Lords and masters reside.
Looks like two of the kids have it, Emma isn’t too bad, just no sense of smell apart from getting the odd whiff of burning tobacco (she doesn’t smoke) we can’t go near them whilst they are isolating, I’ve just done a shop for them & left it on the doorstep.
A mates daughter has just tested positive but the 6 others in the house have all come back negative
So far the symptoms are fairly mild but she gets out of breath just going up stairs, her ex had the kids two days ago & is due to have them this weekend however he’s frightened that if he gets covid he won’t be able to do any overtime, if the kids test positive then he’s got to isolate anyway, I hope he gets it & his bollocks turn black & drop off.
Some days you're just not nice
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You’ll be able to watch the deer & the antelope playthe range has reopened
Youbshould have fed him - meanie.Good day down the estuary,nice day,dry but brass monkeys cold, sat eating me sarnies and a little robin came and perched on a branch not 10 foot away, there he was sat quite unperturbed, posing quite nicely while I was eating and drinking me coffee,
little bastard flew off as I reached for me camera, feckin wind up merchant
Good news, got an email when I got home the range has reopened
One of our members has erected a feeding station and table to one side of the 50 metre range, and he usually keeps it well stocked so it’s not unusual to see squirrels, songbirds and bunnies attending, a few years ago we shut down one set of butts because a pair of perigrines had nested in the cliff face above the bullet trap, a couple of cock pheasants are regulars and quite often when shooters are there, it’s quite bizarre to see chaps unload and let them by so they can feed, it does come as a surprise to visitors but it’s nice to see attitudes change.
Baboons???
