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reminds me of the time in 1982 when me & a few mates were in a RIB boat off South Georgia Island when all of a sudden, our boat filled with half-a-dozen penguins that were escaping a whole pod of orcas. They sat in our boat for 20-odd minutes until the coast was clear. Funniest little fellas I've ever seen & because they'd never seen humans before - they didn't mind us one little bit. Must dig out the photos one day. Anyway, enjoy...
Sword Beach - assaulted by British 3rd Division, with French and British commandos attached. Remembered with honour on this day, 76-years on. I shall, as always, have a tipple for them tonight.
died yesterday aged 72. Those of us old enough to remember the Glam Rock days of the 70's will mourn his death. Another loss from my childhood days. Thanks for the music and the memories Steve.
Look West, right of the moon; launch, 21:33 GMT, then about 21:50, it will be following the same path as the ISS over the UK. Fingers crossed it all goes well.
Here we are - day whatever since the virus outbreak began in the UK - and as of today (Thurs 26th), Hampshire still has the highest number of cases outside of London. There are 33 cases in Portsmouth & 28 in Southampton.
What I want to know is... why is this? When you think of densely populated counties like Essex, Surrey, even the heavily populated counties in the Midlands or the big city counties up North - Lancashire, West Yorkshire, etc - does anyone know why Hampshire has the highest number?
from the lads (and the home fans) - but ultimately going down to ten men early on was our undoing... well that and Valery's mistake. Thought he was shíte today for most of the game.
We're better away from St Marys & I fully expect us to get back to winning ways next week at Norwich. Luckily other results went our way today so not too much ground has been lost.
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