Great pic.. I was living it.. nearly put my umbrella up..!!!!

We have the big stores not too far away.. Waitrose... Tesco.. Sainsbury's..
  On the whole it is quite convenient living here.. If you can just want to eat..
  No decent clothes stores though..

Quote from: Scrumpy on Today at 09:06:35 AMApparently the police issued a statement saying there was nothing to be concerned about..
GMB this morning.

Wouldn't happen to be the same police who released those 5 fellas in Gloucestershire, explaining that they might, or might not be terrorists who might or might not have been planning an attack and who might or might not be a danger to the public, but we thought we'd let them go with a stern ticking off and made them promise on their mothers' lives to behave themselves?

Quote from: klondike on Today at 09:32:59 AMUsually need at least one girl and a dog for one of those. Keep and eye out - might see that.

One might identify as a female and another as a dog.  Five go wild in Gloucestershire 

I can understand why open all hours ones like mine can get away with high prices but not big ones in towns.

We have quite a big Co-op in the centre of Thurso, Only been in it once, it's far too expensive.

I'm still waiting for a dry day when my Landscapers can come and get the bottom of my garden cleared and the new stuff in. It's rained practically non stop since Sunday morning.
Took this at "The Front" an hour ago when I was sat in the car after my swim.

Oddly all the raids on my local Co-Op seem to happen early morning. I don't think there has been one recently though and they used to be regular. Maybe whoever was doing it was caught. The most blatant robbery there is on the price labels IMO. I nipped in early Sunday for some emergency fishing bait - 60p for a tiny tiny can of corn and close to £3 for a small tin of Spam. I left that on the shelf,

A couple of bits from a different jigsaw replacing the correct ones are better for that