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Thursday, 15 September 2011
Tracks and Signs (Lessons in Fieldcraft Chapter 23)
This is what happens when Misty gets awarded the title of Carnival Queen of the Aberdare Valley and duely gets paraded along the length of the valley on the back of a flatbed lorry smoking one of his 'tailor-made' charoots. It's all true.
No doubt through your poor fieldcraft another six hundred wind turbines will get the nod, that's despite the lesser gonad tickler latin name itchytitchtyightshortsus being in abundance there
6 comments:
Misty, the only man I know who leaves a contrail in his wake.
I'm of the tobacco, just pure Gwyrdd nowadays dontcha know
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No doubt through your poor fieldcraft another six hundred wind turbines will get the nod, that's despite the lesser gonad tickler latin name itchytitchtyightshortsus being in abundance there
It was 750, give or take a few either way.
thats reassuring given that they had to turn some of during that period of wind, do they actually benefit anyone or thing
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