The all new "Where are you today?" thread

[Barman]

Eastbourne for nosh and to see Midsomer Murders

Well that was weird.  More like pantomime than serious drama

https://midsomeronstage.com/

Oh no it wasn't!

[Nick]

Barnoldswick 

[Steve]

Eastbourne for nosh and to see Midsomer Murders

Well that was weird.  More like pantomime than serious drama

https://midsomeronstage.com/

Oh no it wasn't!

  oh yes it was.  A man playing a woman's role, a woman playing a man's role.  Driving scene well hammed up.

But tis a good yarn and I didn't fully work out who dunnit til the final denounement. 

[Barman]

Been out for a long walk (12,000+ steps) and some shopping...

[Grumpmeister]

Been out for a long walk (12,000+ steps) and some shopping...

Translation: I took a wrong turn on the way to the shops

 

[Barman]

Been out for a long walk (12,000+ steps) and some shopping...

Translation: I took a wrong turn on the way to the shops

 

 

[Nick]

Booth’s supermarket is mega posh

[Steve]

Booth’s supermarket is mega posh

No one in their jim jams and slippers then?   Yes that does happen round here sometimes.

[Barman]

Booth’s supermarket is mega posh

Did they have a little railway line going around the ceiling...? 

[Nick]

 

[Steve]

Flu clinic martialling

[Nick]

Off to post Miss I’s birthday present 

[Nick]

Downham

The 2nd Lord Clitheroe does not allow overhead electricity lines, aerials or satellite dishes, making the village a popular location for filming period dramas.[5] Downham was one of the locations used in the 1961 film Whistle Down the Wind, and the BBC One series Born and Bred, set in the fictional village of Ormston, was also filmed in the village.[6] The 2012 BBC drama The Secret of Crickley Hall was also filmed in and around Downham.[7]

[apc2010]

Off to post Miss I’s birthday present 

TMJs…

[Barman]

So, I've been in this property thing for months now, feels like forever...

So much stuff to do, tax clearances, proof of residence and gawd knows what. Selling three properties to buy one you'd think there might be some economy of scale but no, three tax clearances are needed...

The last hurdle is The Council of Ministers Approval... You need The Council of Ministers Approval to buy a property so both we and our buyers need it.

I've long suspected that The Council of Ministers is one bloke in a dingy office with a rubber stamp...

...it turns out that it is one woman in a dingy office with a rubber stamp - and she is off sick at the moment.

So no property sales on the island until she comes back off the sick - we just have to wait...