well ive changed rooms now and all i can see is my hubbys rain soaked undies flapping on the washing line 
From your window
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Just a word of caution. If you post pictures from your house people can figure out where you live quite easy. In fact it's not far from psting your address on here.. Would you do that? Add this to other snippets of info you innocently post and quite a good profile can be built up that can be used for shall we say.. slightly disshonest reasons..
Sorry piltymon (it's a great thread otherwise) but the thought came in my head so I thought better to share
When I look out of my window I see me... great reflection.. poor view
That's a very good point!!!!
For security reasons Please DO NOT post pictures from your windows.
How's about describing the view but adding your favorite photo instead?
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well ive changed rooms now and all i can see if my hubbys rain soaked undies flapping on the washing line
I bet you prefer the other view
Ha ha great typo....few people run off now trying to pot pictures!!!!!!!
I don't get it.
Heys playing fields in Ossy.
At the back there are woods leading down to Tinker Brook.
I love trees - my favourite life form - would be nice to see some water too, like some forumers have, but I have no reason to complain - this is a tranquil place to spend my retirement
It sounds like a great place. I'm not thinking of retiring yet but, I do like the peace and(usually) quiet here on the farm. And, no, not the funny farm before anyone adds that LoL
I haven't anything worth nicking
but its a good comment for people that have.
I dont think at my age I am likely to get 'stalked' either
(but one never knows)I haven't anything worth nicking
but its a good comment for people that have.
I dont think at my age I am likely to get 'stalked' either
I hadn't really thought of the security risk. I'm lucky enough to live in a place where we still leave our doors unlocked. Even when we go to the local Walmart (Asda type store) we still leave our doors unlocked. Nothing to steal but intruders would no doubt see the wrong end of a shotgun around here LoL.
Is dog mess still the same problem I remember it to be 4 years ago?
From my virtual window I can see treacletart looking very upset
Why? What's up with treacletart?
I haven't anything worth nicking
but its a good comment for people that have.
I dont think at my age I am likely to get 'stalked' either
I think by now lots of folks would have worked out where I live .. can't live my life in cotton wool ..and like margaret, nowt worth nicking and too old to get stalked now
(unless I have upset them at some stage on this site, and have some grievance ..) I mean look at Gayle advertising her house and Peter Britcliffe up New Lane selling his house, lots of clues on here to where members live ..I have no fear. 
No different than entering a letter in the Editors letters in the Observer .. who insist now on an address, etc.
I think by now lots of folks would have worked out where I live .. can't live my life in cotton wool ..and like margaret, nowt worth nicking and too old to get stalked now
No different than entering a letter in the Editors letters in the Observer .. who insist now on an address, etc.
I've never worried about people knowing where I live either. If people want to find you they will. Most peoples threats on forums like this are never carried out anyway. I'm sure you have nothing to worry about.
I have bored these poor forumers to death with my references to dog dirt in the past but they must excuse me now since this new member has asked
The playing field has several football pitches where matches are played regularly by juniors. On one day in May I counted 58 dogs visiting the field, and witnessed 4 of them leaving mess near the entrance - what happens mid field I am not well sighted enough to see clearly.
Fortunately there are instant fines for offenders now and these are being publicised as a deterrant.
I had a sig --pick up the poop.
I am concerned about the health risks to those young footballers
(even thought I can't stand the 'sport'
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I have bored these poor forumers to death with my references to dog dirt in the past but they must excuse me now since this new member has asked
The playing field has several football pitches where matches are played regularly by juniors. On one day in May I counted 58 dogs visiting the field, and witnessed 4 of them leaving mess near the entrance - what happens mid field I am not well sighted enough to see clearly.
Fortunately there are instant fines for offenders now and these are being publicised as a deterrant.
I had a sig
I am concerned about the health risks to those young footballers
(even thought I can't stand the 'sport'
My father lives in a house with an open front garden where people let there dogs go Poop Poop. He goes out with a camera and openly lets them see him photograph them while their dogs are in "the act". I'm not sure how successful this method has been but I'm sure I wouldn't want to be photo'd in such a predicament. I doubt the photo's would stand up as evidence for several reasons but maybe posting them on the web may be a deterent. Then maybe a letter to the editor in the observer quoting the website may be an idea! I'll donate the website space for you if you'd like to try it.
Thanks for the offer but I manage Ok by opening my window and shouting "If thats crap, pick it up" -- seems to be effective
LoL, way to go girl