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message 1451: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21813 comments That's quite a big hooter :-)


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8590 comments From the fashion house You'll Catch Your Death In That


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments It works better in California Rosemary. or Florida.


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8590 comments Yes, I should think so. I wear more than that whilst bathing


message 1456: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21813 comments Found you just the shop Rosemary
http://www.premierclothing.com/Shop/c...


message 1457: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments I want one of those.


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8590 comments Perfect. Now all I need is one of these.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Uj3xj2BYQ_Y...


message 1459: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Why are they in the sea?


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Flooding because of warmal globing Parri.


message 1461: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Parri?

You typing with your mouth full again?


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8590 comments "Betwixt the well and the harbour, the bathing machines are ranged along the beach, with all their proper utensils and attendants. You have never seen one of these machines. Image to yourself, a small, snug, wooden chamber, fixed upon a wheel-carriage, having a door at each end, and on each side a little window above, a bench below. The bather, ascending into this apartment by wooden steps, shuts himself in, and begins to undress, while the attendant yokes a horse to the end next the sea, and draws the carriage forwards, till the surface of the water is on a level with the floor of the dressing-room, then be moves and fixes the horse to the other end. The person within, being stripped, opens the door to' the sea-ward, where he finds the guide ready, and plunges headlong into the water. After having bathed, he re-ascends into the apartment, by the steps which had been shifted for that purpose, and puts on his clothes at his leisure, while the carriage is drawn back again upon the dry land; so that he has nothing further to do, but to open the door, and come down as he went up. Should he be so weak or ill as to require a servant to put off and on his clothes, there is room enough in the apartment for half a dozen people. The guides who attend the ladies in the water are of their own sex, and they and the female bathers have a dress of flannel for the sea: nay, they are provided with other conveniences for the support of decorum. A certain number of the machines are fitted with tilts, that project from the sea-ward ends of them, so as to screen the bathers from the view of all persons whatsoever."


message 1463: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Oh neat!

Nekkid swimming.


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8590 comments Only if one is a Gentleman. Ladies must be suitably attired in Flannel.


message 1465: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments I'd want a wet suit. The water in the UK is COLD.


message 1466: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Rosemary (the Fourth Plinth) wrote: "From the fashion house You'll Catch Your Death In That"



I'm considering making that my exit strategy


message 1467: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21813 comments I was idly reading this and suddenly realised it's my author page.
So actually I'm entitled to direct you to pictures where the water is warmer and there is nekkid swimming

https://www.facebook.com/TsarinaSecto...


message 1468: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Cannibals and pirates, eh?

I think I've been there before.


message 1469: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21813 comments One of your Nigerian experiences? :-)


message 1470: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21813 comments Anyway Patti, I now how something remarkably new planned :-)

No expense is being spared!


message 1471: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Or, indeed, incurred?


message 1472: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments *titter*


message 1473: by Jim (last edited Dec 05, 2013 12:58AM) (new)

Jim | 21813 comments And on an entirely different front my cup runneth over :-)

A review of The Cartographer's Apprentice: Leave Them Wanting More

http://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R7M5S3...


Aren't there some charming people about


message 1474: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments The words 'Couldn't put it down'always hit the spot, don't they!

Well deserved Jim, brilliant


message 1475: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Nice one Jim. :D


message 1476: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21813 comments I have just had an email from a lady I know who wanted to know which 'cartographer's apprentice' was mine. (Someone has published a book with exactly the same name a month after I did! I suppose such things happen)

Anyway she's emailed me back to say that she's now reading my version and enjoying it :-)


message 1477: by David (new)

David Staniforth (davidstaniforth) | 7935 comments The cover's not a patch on yours though Jim :~)


message 1478: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments An eye patch, obviously.

Whilst conversely, an american reviewer failed to notice the subtle differences between the prologue and the epilogue in The Showing, and thought the latter had been repeated by accident, knocking off a star in the process


message 1479: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments That's shocking.


message 1480: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments To be fair, she did say the epilogue might have repeated the prologue deliberately, but pointlessly.

The customer is always right.


message 1481: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Except in this case.


message 1482: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Even when wrong, they are right.


message 1484: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21813 comments Oh and by popular demand, the finale of the Kenehan Annual Swimwear Pageant, and also some coverage from the annual Tree Felling competition as well

https://www.facebook.com/TsarinaSecto...


message 1485: by Will (new)

Will Macmillan Jones (willmacmillanjones) | 11324 comments Whoever demanded the second has just become popular, that's true


message 1486: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21813 comments Tree felling and related sports are very popular in the Kenehan area, both men and women take part in them.


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Related sports?


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8590 comments Twig felling. For beginners


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments Then you move up to branches?


Rosemary (grooving with the Picts) (nosemanny) | 8590 comments Yep, then boughs


message 1491: by David (new)

David Staniforth (davidstaniforth) | 7935 comments It'd make better TV than most sports; an added element of danger.


message 1492: by M.T. (new)

M.T. McGuire (mtmcguire) | 8051 comments Kate Moss is modelling chainsaw trousers this year.. phnark.


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments I'm trying to imagine Kate Moss strutting down the catwalk in these...

http://www.chainsawsnorfolk.co.uk/wp-...


message 1494: by Jim (last edited Dec 08, 2013 01:35PM) (new)

Jim | 21813 comments The only time I ever bothered turning up anywhere in fancy dress I wore my chainsaw trousers, a checked shirt and rigger boots :-) (oh yes and the helmet with visor) http://www.toolbox.co.uk/handy-hp104-...

(and we all ended up singing the lumberjack song) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zey85...


message 1495: by Jim (new)

Jim | 21813 comments Patti's looking the other way so I'll just mention the new healthy way to get ready for Christmas

https://www.facebook.com/TsarinaSecto...

No squid, honest


message 1496: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments There's no point if there's no squid.


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments So you were going to do something horrible in this thread, weren't you Patti...


message 1498: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Don't be an instigator GL.

No one likes an instigator.


Gingerlily - The Full Wild | 34228 comments I'm a very tired little insect gator at the moment.


message 1500: by Patti (baconater) (new)

Patti (baconater) (goldengreene) | 56525 comments Crocoant?


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