It was the first of March and a rather chilly day, but I decided to have a little walk in the fresh air. It had been wet and muddy underfoot so I put my wellies on. I trudged across a few roads before I came to the park and the smallish river.
I stopped in the middle of the bridge, and peered across and down to the river. Not much to see though. No fishes unless they were at the bottom, but that was probably true. No birds around either, as I turned to look and the other side of the bridge. This was the upside of the river, the right place to play Pooh Sticks, as I grinned to myself, although it’s not much fun to play on one’s own.
It was time to head back. And time to think about some hot coffee and a couple of Hobnobs!
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A lovely read, Chris Just beautiful.
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Thank you so much, Selma.
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My pleasure.
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Sounds like you’ve worked up an appetite after the walk
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It must have been elevenses!
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That’s beautiful scenery, Chris
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It certainly seemed to be! Thanks, Jude.
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Even so-so scenery can inspire excellent creativity, Chris. 🙂
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Aww, how kind. Thanks so much, Dave. 😊
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Now you know I have to ask what Pooh Sticks is!
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Pooh Sticks is a game which was originally created from a book by A.A. Milne. It was all about Pooh and all his friends. You never read those two charming books – Winnie-the-Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner? Gosh, shame!
You’ll need to read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poohsticks
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I literally though it was a game!
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is that like hob nail boots Chris?
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Hmm, hopefully not! I’m just munching a couple of biscuits in fact.
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Love it, l felt like I was out with you!
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Oh, that will be lovely! And with two of us we can play Pooh Sticks together… 😂😂
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