It’s the thought pattern behind this reminiscence that appeals to me. I don’t think I’d want to tell if it was my secret….
If you must see the original you will have to take a trip to Blackpool, however, it’s the only thing worth seeing (in my opinion…..)
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I’ve never been but I suspect I’d agree!that’s fascinating, there are some stories in there
I bet that lino was the shiniest!
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That is one crazy and unusual stream of consciousness
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Beautiful post my friend
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i wasn’t able to comment on ‘just snaps’ as pix & kardz, so i will just do so here. those were a bit squirmy-wormy for me. they brought to mind some childhood memories. i used to collect caterpillars in jam jars with nail holes in the lids for oxygen for them.
couldn’t imagine doing it now
They were very odd. I wouldn’t have liked to come across them after dark! Thanks for taking the time to comment. Sorry about the other blog, not sure why that should be a problem.
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Very intersting post. An image that captured my imagination. Like unlocking a code or a secret. Thanks for an enjoyable post…
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