Windmills
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coney island baby wrote: IS that your back yard?
kind of... it's Warwickshire countryside, Jonathan.Which didn't you visit last year?
did you get diverted from the "straight" mile when you was in Warwickshire , Jonathan? if so PM me next time you over here and i'll give you the directions to my house 
johnny wrote: Great ain't they?
what yer reckon to em?
took these pics at the one i visited today
OOOohh Chesterton, Warwickshire. I've been there. I've been inside it too, but you need a fucking big ladder.
I'm somewhat surprised you came up with the subject Johnny, cos only today, I was working this one. Except there wasnt much wind. At one point i was pushing it around.
Tomorrow...
I have to spend some of the day showing people round this one, which believe it or not, is in Brixton.
And later in the afternoon, I have to do a structural survey on this one.
johnny wrote: aLRIGHT THEN HERE'S A NEW WINDNMILL IF IT WILL CA;M YOU LL DOWN A MINUTE
phwoooaar... Look at the sweeps on that...
BIG windmills, Burt, she said. I was there under said Wawickshire mills just a few hours ago .DIDN'T YOU SEE ME????
You've got to look at life the way it oughta be Looking at the stars from underneath the tree There's a world inside and a world out there With that on tv you just don't care
They've got violence, wars and killing too All shrunk down in a two-foot tube But out there the world is a beautiful place With mountains, lakes and the human race And this is where I wanna be And this is what I wanna do
johnny wrote: BIG windmills, Burt, she said. I was there under said Wawickshire mills just a few hours ago .DIDN'T YOU SEE ME????
Na. I was down sarfff, with some proper windmills. Chesterton windmill is for puffs.
Last time i was there, the bloke who brought the ladder was a rampant gayer 
Burt Reynolds wrote:
OOOohh Chesterton, Warwickshire. I've been there. I've been inside it too, but you need a fucking big ladder.
Yes. A woman there yesterday said if we'd visited last weekend we could have climbed up the ladders and seen inside.Picked the wrong weekend :\ohwell:
Burt Reynolds wrote: Tomorrow...
I have to spend some of the day showing people round this one, which believe it or not, is in Brixton.
And later in the afternoon, I have to do a structural survey on this one.
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What on earth job do you do? 
Do you sell nuts while you sell windmills?
johnny wrote:
What on earth job do you do?
Bert is Windy Miller...
But he loves Peanuts and writes book about them in his spare time
LeggyD wrote:
johnny wrote:
What on earth job do you do?
Bert is Windy Miller...
But he loves Peanuts and writes book about them in his spare time
Ah yes he did mention on Facebook about being a Camberwick Green character for the day yesterday.Had him down as Mr Dagenham Salesman though
LeggyD wrote:
But he loves Peanuts and writes book about them in his spare time
Why would he write a book about peanuts? That would be the shortest book ever.
They're roundish, corn coloured and salty. The End
Burt Reynolds wrote:
johnny wrote: BIG windmills, Burt, she said. I was there under said Wawickshire mills just a few hours ago .DIDN'T YOU SEE ME????
Na. I was down sarfff, with some proper windmills. Chesterton windmill is for puffs.
Pah!!! Mine's got a loft conversion and everything.Has yours?
And i've got 6 sturdy brick wall supports.Yours is a cheap wooden effort
johnny wrote:
Burt Reynolds wrote:
johnny wrote: BIG windmills, Burt, she said. I was there under said Wawickshire mills just a few hours ago .DIDN'T YOU SEE ME????
Na. I was down sarfff, with some proper windmills. Chesterton windmill is for puffs.
Pah!!! Mine's got a loft conversion and everything.Has yours?
And i've got 6 sturdy brick wall supports.Yours is a cheap wooden effort
That, young man, is a converted folly, originally built in 1632 by Inigo Jones. In terms of practical design for a working building, it is utterly useless. Its design is so flawed ( i.e. it was built as a folly and NOT a windmill) that it seriously hampered its working life and productivity.
Dodjem wrote:
LeggyD wrote:
But he loves Peanuts and writes book about them in his spare time
Why would he write a book about peanuts? That would be the shortest book ever.
They're roundish, corn coloured and salty. The End
Peanuts aren't naturally salty. They just add salt when they put them in the little bags in pubs.
If you'd bothered to read Bert's book you'd have known that
OK then, they're roundish, corn coloured and NOT salty.
The End
(and it will be for you if you carry on with your lip)
