Ponthir28
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Extension. That will be room for a Bristol Channel pilot cutter.
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Maybe waiting for the Thames barge to arrive. Not a usual sight for the Bristol Channel.
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Blame the signalman.
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I do like the non railway views. Looks like full summer in Little Muddle I can’t wait for it to warm up.
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Not for the cattle if they are off to the slaughter house.
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Might be forty year’s old but it still looks good to me.
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Just to a excuse to have a nineteen thirties fire engine.
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Or a new building under construction. Just the walls and scaffolding.
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The houses were built before the railway.
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looks like full summer in Little Muddle. Getting ready for the Pimms.
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All I know is old wooden boats are best kept wet. It doesn’t take to long for planks to dry out and shrink.
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Old wooden boat’s could have a natural warping, drying out on mud flats and drying harbours. Which are sometimes not as flat as you would like.
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It’s just like people who move near to pub or a church with bells and complain about the noise.
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I like model boats. But I am thinking a Bristol Channel pilot cutter would be more appropriate. Years ago I had the opportunity to look inside a Thames barge and was amazed at the size of the keel. The owner dropped a tin of varnish down in the bilge’s, so he thought the only thing to do varnish everywhere
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Lambs in the field it’s almost like if springtime is approaching.
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Don’t tell me they picked the potatoes and hiding them under the under the ballast.
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To me I wouldn’t know if it was right or wrong. But I suppose once you know it’s wrong it could really annoy you. But I think life to short to worry about it.
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Could be a Little Muddle view.
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Not too much for me. But if the right hand side if not being grazed. A little wildflower colour would look good in my humble opinion.
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You can almost smell the steam hot oil and all the other fire box smells.
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More likely sheep. Not sure if sheep were transported in cattle wagons or not. But something must of transported them.
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Back to normal none of that funny Southern stuff.
