On my Christmas walk, by Watership Down. Made my Christmas!
Any seagulls?
No, plenty of rabbits though.
Goodie
[url= http://www.realone.org/joel/flash/bill.swf ]Haha! bill oddie is quality, love seeing his excited look when he sees a sparrow[/url]
Just got to find Tim Brooke-Taylor and Graham Garden today to complete the set.
Did you ask him if he ever felt Humble?
Where do you live then to make Watership Down your Christmas walk? We're pretty close to there - about 5 miles south of it!
Bill Oddie's great, always ready to eat a slice of humble pie 🙂
I'm in Newbury, so a short drive to there. We had a hot picnic too - soup, jackets with cheese and bacon, home made sausage rolls, home made mince pies... top fun.
Bill Oddie is the man
Bill Oddie - the man ? Eh !
Wasnt he a bit of a nob on that nature program ?
Liked him in the Goddies though.
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Bill Oddie - the man ? Eh !Wasnt he a bit of a nob on that nature program ?...
Careful who you insult, wasn't he a Black Sausage (or something) in the Northern martial art of Ecky Thoomp
Watership Down? I'm jealous! What are the conditons like there at the moment? Presumably the Wayfarer's Walk on the other side of the A34 is a grassy skating rink?
We just parked up on the road out of Kingsclere and walked, so didn't get other side of A34. Very rideable today, cold and crisp. Nice fresh track of a Trailraker in the snow, going towards A34.
Haven't been over that way for a good few months. Normally start at White Hill and have a selection of loops. All good but normally finish with rejoining WW at Ashmansworth.
(To the tune of Madonna's Erotica)
Bill Oddie, Bill Oddie;
Rub your beard all over my body!
I tend to ride out from Newbury - over Greenham Common, Oxdrove, follow the disused railway alongside A34, pick up WW, follow east towards Kingsclere/Hannington, then wind back towards Newb. Some good view from there - we had our picnic on one of the practice jumps for the racehorses.