I can confirm that these for did NOT inspire Richard Osman's best selling book.
This is more likely the Monday Complain About The Pigeons Club.
Instead, the slide is marked as "Rev and Mrs Floyd at Gillhouse Farm 9-Aug-1968."
Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
I can confirm that these for did NOT inspire Richard Osman's best selling book.
This is more likely the Monday Complain About The Pigeons Club.
Instead, the slide is marked as "Rev and Mrs Floyd at Gillhouse Farm 9-Aug-1968."
And written on this slide was just "Family Party 26-12-63".
Fascinating to see just how minimal the Christmas Decorations / Card / Symbols are in this household. I could speculate why... but that would achieve little.
Bonus - Mmmmm Cheese sandwich.
Tonight, I have the delightful Miss T popping over for an evening of curry (Chicken Tikka Jeera and Chicken Tikka Bhuna, if you're interested) and Taskmaster (UK Series 5)
Today's throwback slide is of Barry and Cathy encountering Foreign Cuisine for the first time.
"Spaghetti Bolognaise???? What's That ???"
(Actually, the writing on the slide says Geoff and Jennifer 4-9-63.)
Written on the slide was "Edinburgh Anthony and Sheila 16-6-72".
Hey ! It is fifty years to the day ! Nice.
Bonus - Gouverneur Morris, the author of the final draft of the US Constitution, died from internal injuries after inserting a whale bone into is penis in an attempt to clear a urinary tract blockage.
Hallelujah! We have some info on this slide !
Barby, Sheila pet lamb, Gillhouse Farm, 1963 Aug.
Which is, like, nice. I suspect that this Gillhouse Farm is in Devon.
Bonus.
Here's Kimberley (and that's Kimberley, NOT Kim) and she's all dolled up, ready for a Friday Night on the Razzle.
Hopefully, she'll have some memories of the night, unlike last weekend in Kingston-upon-Hull.
(Actually, the slide says Sheila in Evening dress, Jan 1964.)
Bonus - Two Tigers vs Goose
Bous 2 -for people with too much money. Tiffany's Everyday Objects - Silver coffee can.