Whitey Grandad

Only two places aren't there? They're going to have to try really hard to make sure they go down.

A journey of a thousand miles...

You've started something now. http://www.bridgeink.com

This one's fun: http://www.kathmography.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/rolling_bridge_h120809_ss_1.jpg

Nice

We've done it a few times towing a caravan, mainly northbound. It's not too bad, the viaduct is curved and there are glass strip screens on either side that shield you from the vie a bit. If my wife can take it, anyone can. Number 2, the viaduct at Garabit: Built by Eiffel and opened in 1885.

Right, let's start a collection. Number 1 the Pont du Gard. Strictly speaking an aqueduct rather than a bridge but an incredible piece of engineering that has stood for two thousand years. If I had built that I would have been rather pleased with myself. There is a road bridge that was added alongside the lower tier and completed in 1747. http://www.samplace.net/timeout4/The_Pont_du_Gard_Roman_Aque.gif

A handful in the stalls, quite a few in the circle: http://www.mayflower.org.uk/ShowPage.aspx?id=25906

That might explain his delay in signing. Perhaps he was too busy?

I love bridges. I must try and think up my own list of favourites, ones I've seen and ones I'd like to see.

Concessions for seniors?

But he got a new job within two months so perhaps he was wise to settle.

I'm certainly not an expert but don't you cook them first, then freeze?

I never took you for an old lady, KRG.

Indeed. I won't get carried away but I shall enjoy it while it lasts.

Quite so.

Can't blame him. I know I was in the first half.

Mandatory yellow.

One good pass out to their left winger.

We never got out of second gear.

Pulling back by grabbing a shirt. Or shorts. Yes, he's a good, solid pro, an important of the squad.

You could say the same about tossing a coin.

Exactly. Usually it's the last game or two that do that.

When I first heard of this it was pretty scary: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Able_Archer_83

He's got a lot of houses according to the searches, Bishops Waltham, Winchester, Alresford...