Show me yours.

[ossy kid]

Sure do Eric and here are two of my fav treks go to Bowron Lakes then hit
Images for Bowron Lakes {done it eight times** and also West Coast Trail and again hit Images for West Coast Trail. Both are 6-8 day treks.

[jaysay]

I've been trying to put a link on from Cologne Cathedral, one of the nicest cathedrals I've ever visited, but the links don't seem to be working

[derekgas]

Ramsbottom.Net Where I spent 27 years of my life, actually was a place called Strongstry in Stubbins, about a mile and a half from Rammy town centre.

Roy's information site on Huncoat, History, Walking and Weather etc. As Huncoat doesnt have its own website, this is the nearest I can find, lived in Huncoat for the last 2 years.

[susie123]

Originally Posted by derekgas

Ramsbottom.Net Where I spent 27 years of my life, actually was a place called Strongstry in Stubbins, about a mile and a half from Rammy town centre.

Roy's information site on Huncoat, History, Walking and Weather etc. As Huncoat doesnt have its own website, this is the nearest I can find, lived in Huncoat for the last 2 years.

Strongstry in Stubbins?? Try saying that after you've had a few. No wonder you moved, Derek!

[MargaretR]

That Huncoat website belongs to Roy Chetham.
He retired from DSS not long after me.
He always was an avid hill walker and weather recorder, but the site doesn't mention his train spotting.

That site mentions the old house which my son now owns, built in 1880 and later renamed -interesting info.

[mobertol]

Originally Posted by garinda

Was there a green castle there, in Castelverde?

I Google imaged it, and found Selina, and Susan, are they two of your's.

By the way, how's young Garinda the bull doing?

Don't tell me, if it involves testes, and sharp instuments.

There is a 14th century castle in mint condition just outside the village.

Susy was the founder of our main home-grown breeding line. She died aged 17 (very old for a modern dairy cow) 3 yrs ago and is buried in front of the new barn where we milk 400 holsteins.

Young bull Garinda is safe in my hands -i only ever use sharp instruments on request...

Am attaching a few pics of our 3-month old heifer Garinda -she is so like her name-sake. Rear view included for you to verify that it is a "she" -she is a very pretty little cow....

[susie123]

Originally Posted by mobertol

Susy was the founder of our main home-grown breeding line. She died aged 17 (very old for a modern dairy cow) 3 yrs ago and is buried in front of the new barn where we milk 400 holsteins.

You didn't tell me I had a namesake over there in Cremona! I shall have to come and pay my respects.

[garinda]

Where I lived in London, for nearly twenty years.

Admittedly I was a pioneer, and lived in more affordable Tooting.

Though once I was the first person on my street to have a chi-chi window box, others soon followed me down the Northern Line to Tootin'.



London Borough of Wandsworth | London Borough Guide | LondonTown.com

Wandsworth travel guide - Wikitravel

My stamping ground at work, Jermyn Street. Although my actual office was in Knightsbridge, most of the time I was in Jermyn Street.

Jermyn Street - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jermyn Street - bespoke tailoring and luxury items

http://www.jermynstreet.net/jermynstreet/history_3

[mobertol]

This is a photo of the Castle in Castelverde for some reason it only shows half but it is symmetrical! It is now a restaurant...

[garinda]

Originally Posted by mobertol

There is a 14th century castle in mint condition just outside the village.

Susy was the founder of our main home-grown breeding line. She died aged 17 (very old for a modern dairy cow) 3 yrs ago and is buried in front of the new barn where we milk 400 holsteins.

Young bull Garinda is safe in my hands -i only ever use sharp instruments on request...

Am attaching a few pics of our 3-month old heifer Garinda -she is so like her name-sake. Rear view included for you to verify that it is a "she" -she is a very pretty little cow....

Aww.

Sweet.

Like her namesake.

Don't ever swap her for a bag of magic beans.

She's worth more than that.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by mobertol

This is a photo of the Castle in Castelverde for some reason it only shows half but it is symmetrical! It is now a restaurant...

Where's the name come from?

Why verde?

Is it because it's in lush, verdant meadow land?

The castle looks red to me.

[mobertol]

Originally Posted by garinda

Where's the name come from?

Why verde?

Is it because it's in lush, verdant meadow land?

The castle looks red to me.

The castle is built in hand-made red bricks as is the old part of our farm which dates back to 1760.

The green refers to the past as the whole area was full of water meadows so it was very green. there are old ice safes on the farm as they used to conserve it from the fields in winter..
120 people used to live and work on the farm - milking 60 cows -we now milk 400 (total of 1100 animals) and only 8 people work full time...

[garinda]

Originally Posted by mobertol

The castle is built in hand-made red bricks as is the old part of our farm which dates back to 1760.

The green refers to the past as the whole area was full of water meadows so it was very green. there are old ice safes on the farm as they used to conserve it from the fields in winter..
120 people used to live and work on the farm - milking 60 cows -we now milk 400 (total of 1100 animals) and only 8 people work full time...

Guessed sort of right.

Green, green grass of home.

[garinda]

Originally Posted by mobertol

The castle is built in hand-made red bricks as is the old part of our farm which dates back to 1760.

Who lives there now?

[susie123]

Where I lived in London, for nearly twenty years.

Admittedly I was a pioneer, and lived in more affordable Tooting.

Though once I was the first person on my street to have a chi-chi window box, others soon followed me down the Northern Line to Tootin'.

Ahh, Tooting, one stop down the Northern line from Balham where I lived in the seventies. Remember it well...