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Looks like it's going to be a good un Alan. Are you going to put haunches between the twin mortices ?

Very nice Lugo, I like the beaded boards you've used, much nicer than standard v jointed boards =D>

Beautiful DW . I've never heard of Castle Combe, but if it's as lovely as your painting it would be well worth a visit and the little birds lovely too, one of God's finest creations (birds) =D> =D>

Funny that when I was young I always fancied older women :mrgreen: , now it's the other way around but I think I'd have less success in getting them :(

Yes best of luck in finding work Pete. Anyone genuinely wanting work has my full sympathy

I can't be arsed with politicians normally , but Three Cheers for David Cameron for having the balls to stand up and be counted =D> Should have been sorted out long ago. There should be NO career layabouts, if you want to live a good lifestyle get a job, benefits should be to meet your basic...

When I was young a friends dog killed his neighbours cat. As she was always telling tales to his parents about him he skinned the cat and gave her a "rabbit". She said it was the tastiest rabbit she had ever eaten and gave him 10 bob (50p to yo young uns ) :lol: :lol: :lol:

First time I've heard that DW :shock: must have had the same effect as viagra :mrgreen:

I can remember my grandad telling me that during the war wild rabbit was in great demand as a souce of meat. He had a fantastic old lurcher that would head out several times everyday on its own and bring a rabbit back. Half the village would attempt to retrieve the rabbit from the dog but it...

CHINESE RABBITS :shock: . Is that what they're calling cats these days DW ? :mrgreen:

On the subject of geese, A friend of my dads mentioned to him that he wouldn't mind having goose for christmas. My dad could find anything for anyone (which was very useful before the internet). Lo and behold a couple of days later he turned up at said friends with a couple of LIVE geese. The...

I remember when I was young tucking into rabbit quite regularly. Rabbit pie ,rabbit stew etc, delicious but you hardly hear of it now. When as a youngster I used to go to Appleby Fair with my grandad and camp on the way rabbit was never off the menu, the old lurcher would always catch at least...

Well you wouldn't need to have a drink to feel drunk with that floor Bob :shock:

Perfectly feasible and sounds like you've got it sussed John, as you've concluded dont hinge the doors together as they'll drop

Six legged rabbits :shock: Great idea all the familly would get a leg =P~

£100,000 :shock: and that will be the tip of a very large iceberg of people making false claims. They should be deported, Australia has the right idea , commit a crime and theyre sent back home :evil:

You'll have great fun Liam, have a look and see if there are any local driving clubs. Someone usually organises a "drive" of around 5-10 miles every Sunday from Easter to November ish and theres normally grub on in the pub afterwards =P~

Would be great if it only had one ar#e though Bob :mrgreen:

Something comprehensively wrong with a society that legalises the murder of a human being with their full life ahead of them and criminalises the ending of someones suffering who has no useful life left :roll:

:lol: :lol: Pigs will fly first Tiddles I've put them on wooden skids Liam ,so they are movable and don't need pp . I've designed them so I can take them off the skids and put them onto brickwork later if required. Daisy looks very nice, do you use her for anything, Henrys away being trained...