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The time has gone by quickly, @mikey1965uk . Realized the other day I am rapidly approaching the big six-zero in a couple years. :eek2:

I remember being at a restaurant in Atlanta (possibly?), Georgia a few decades back that served a roast duck coated with a raspberry sauce. Was very good.

A neat little video @captain clutterbuck. Not seen it before. I do like the clever way they filmed it. I vaguely recall a reference in Red Dwarf to it, but can't place the episode or context. Was that when Lister and Cat were talking about Wilma Flintstone and Betty Rubble? Laugh out loud...

Can't imagine riding fixed-gear bicycles like those on anything other than the flat, level field they are on. Would be brutal to attempt the hills of Yorkshire with them.

A bit surprised they did not capture you in the shot walking out of the bakery with an armload of pasties. :D

I enjoyed watching Wyatt's Watchdogs some time ago. Thanks to our Terry for that. Recently watched a few LotSW related shows: Charters and Caldicott with our Seymour and 'Uncle Mort' from I Didn't Know You Cared. Also It's Your Move with Brian Murphy. Plus an episode of Coppers End with...

I think Arkwright and Auntie would both enjoy counting the change in the till. Mrs. Featherstone might be beside herself.

Sounds like you are up before the lark, Pearl! I'm only an hour or so behind you.

I can see where that would shake a kid up, mikey. Glad they showed things like "Johnathon Livingston Seagull", "The Line and the Dot" and things when I was younger. There was also another interesting one I cannot recall the name of. Think it was a stop motion puppet / claymation style. Was...

Wow, Mikey that is unlike any Hanna-Barbera animation I have ever enjoyed as a kid: Tom & Jerry, Yogi Bear, etc. Only found about a 1 minute clip of where the bird gets shot, no other context with it. Only come across a few farmers and hunters in my life time and they all had extreme respect...

Goodness, Pearl. You were up and about early to have washing ready to hang on the line at 6am.

The article Marianna posted has a link added to it of him talking post race about what he did. I skimmed over it but did not see any mention or nod to our show and Crowcroft Challenge. Would have been nice if he said he was inspired by the episode. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c33zln475e1o

Hi Adrian, I am guessing the blue things are thin towels or similar. The second from the right looks as if it might show the bottom part of a clothes peg holding them on a clothesline. Thinking she had a clothes line attached near her door at one point. In regards to the mop I don't remember...

@Amos Hames 2 is that picture something you created? Would like to find a way to create images like that or in claymation style for a LotSW project I'd like to eventually start. Not had much luck with a few free AI generated things I've tried in the past. Thanks. If I could create...

Truly talking about Babs?

I believe so, thanks.

Good for him! He made a real nice costume as well. Had me thinking of the episodes with the Crowcroft Challenge and where Compo wears a pigeon outfit from Wally while trying to fly or hang glide.

Great clip. Interesting seeing the different view points. Every sauce pan lid I have had came with a handle on top. How else could it be lifted off the pot? Unsure how it could have been used as a plate because it would not lay flat on a table. Unless held in the hand or put in your lap...

Hilarious, I had forgotten about Kryten's ability to do that. :rolling:

Got a chuckle the other day while shopping at my local Lidl that made me think of the comedy show Red Dwarf. Saw an "Automatic Drink Mixer" which looked like a clear coffee pot that had a stirrer mechanism in the lid. Then on the other side of the store was a second style of "Automatic...