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Gramaisc

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A couple with a particularly hirsute grandchild.

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Blurred partly for confidentiality purposes and partly due to giggling..
 

staffordjas

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A couple with a particularly hirsute grandchild.

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Blurred partly for confidentiality purposes and partly due to giggling..

We used to take our 3 legged dog out in sons old pushchair on our holidays when she got old and arthritic and couldn't walk very far. At least it got her out with us when we walked miles and she would just let us know when she fancied jumping out for a bit of a stroll.

Got a few strange looks (especially from passing dogs ) and lots of photos taken of us, but she lapped all the fuss up :)

If you look closely at my avatar you will spot she's quite happily sat strapped in her mothercare pushchair . We used to send son off in front with her , she looked quite cool in his hat and sunglasses ....:D
 

staffordjas

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TV mysteriously been switched on in neighbours house where I go and mind the dogs............and then 2 soggy TV remotes on the floor in front of it :D
 

littleme

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A man driving a large silver car whilst also trying to take photographs of the McDonalds drive through on Eccleshall Rd. Maybe this belongs in the 'Examples of bad driving' thread!
 

John Marwood

I ♥ cryptic crosswords
A man driving a large silver car whilst also trying to take photographs of the McDonalds drive through on Eccleshall Rd. Maybe this belongs in the 'Examples of bad driving' thread!
It was a Mercedes and it was Virgin Active ( oxymoron? )

sorry for any inconvenience
 

John Marwood

I ♥ cryptic crosswords
A loud yellow helicopter on the west of the town

I believe it was looking for electricity with a divining/dowsing device

No cable out there - just sodden fields
 

peggy

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Ive had a letter asking my opinion on switching the lights off during the hours of nightimeness. I think I may buy a torch.
 

basil

don't mention the blinds
We used to take our 3 legged dog out in sons old pushchair on our holidays when she got old and arthritic and couldn't walk very far. At least it got her out with us when we walked miles and she would just let us know when she fancied jumping out for a bit of a stroll.

Got a few strange looks (especially from passing dogs ) and lots of photos taken of us, but she lapped all the fuss up :)

If you look closely at my avatar you will spot she's quite happily sat strapped in her mothercare pushchair . We used to send son off in front with her , she looked quite cool in his hat and sunglasses ....:D
I've recently seen a dog in Stafford without hind legs,by being attached to a set of rear wheels it appears to move along in a haphazard kinda way....... There is also the black dog that wunna budge from the bridge on Newport Road until it's watched a train go by...........
 
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