From your window
- Thread starter piltymon
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Gardens, houses, road, cars, sky.
I see a big ginger cat, washing itself under a tree.
The only statue we have in Hyndborg is the Paul Mullin one at Moorhead School. If I go out the back I can see the Coppice.
Do you know what kind of tree?
Have you noticed any changes in the view since you have lived nearby?
Can i ask u a Q?
What do you see out of your window?
Sure ya can
I can see the pool then some stuff that we should tidy up. After that I can see one of the cars. It's a jeep ans we still have the canoe on it from when we went collecting waterlillies and flowers from the lake for my partners parents renewal of their wedding vows service. Then the goat field with Heathers brothers goats playing in it. After that I see trees and just beyond the trees I see Ricky and Francines house. That reminds me I'm due to prune the trees soon. Out of the other window I can see another field with a small forest of trees beyond it. It's too hot to go out but the pool looks very inviting.
blond or Brunette?
Dont worry about them Less they were scrawny rat looking birds the ones you find in Preston. lol
yes, its a sycamore tree.
Do kids still play with the spinners or has that old tradition fallen to the wayside in favour of playstations and the like?
It's a while since I was in Accrington library but the last time I was there they did indeed have the winged messenger mercury.
I should have specified external statuary which one is able to see without entering buildings. The Hyndburn area is notoriously short of such things. We had a thread about it once. Nobody argued though and I don't think anybody offered a solution.
I should have specified external statuary which one is able to see without entering buildings. The Hyndburn area is notoriously short of such things. We had a thread about it once. Nobody argued though and I don't think anybody offered a solution.
It still happens here only not for spinning. When friends and family come round with their littles ones we can often be found round the kitchen table glueing leaves and spinning jennys to paper making birds and butterflys
It's a while since I was in Accrington library but the last time I was there they did indeed have the winged messenger mercury.
I should have specified external statuary which one is able to see without entering buildings. The Hyndburn area is notoriously short of such things. We had a thread about it once. Nobody argued though and I don't think anybody offered a solution.
Isn't there a statue done by the same guy that did the mother and child on Blackburn bus station?