The Empire State Building - "Strolling on the thin edge of nothingness".

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  • michael57
    michael57 Online Community Member Posts: 1,859 Championing

    If i had my time again i would do it just the same thats how much i enjoyed it grandkids enjoy the tales of days gone by

  • Chris75_
    Chris75_ Online Community Member Posts: 4,240 Connected
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    I must say Michael, you sound much older world than you are! More my maternal grandfather, born in 1917. He was butcher however, so preferred them on a hook.

  • michael57
    michael57 Online Community Member Posts: 1,859 Championing

    I suppose being brought up in the early 50s seeing foot and mouth bse tb svd it makes you appreciate life but can accept death and when my time is up my ashes will give back to the land that has and still gives me endless hours of pleasure

  • Chris75_
    Chris75_ Online Community Member Posts: 4,240 Connected

    I'll make a pilgrimage to your final resting place to lay some flowers. 💐 Gus can leave an offering too. 🌧️🐕️

  • michael57
    michael57 Online Community Member Posts: 1,859 Championing

    You may find it a tad hard getting up Glastonbury tor in your chair chap coming down would be fun tho as we did as kids rolling down

  • Chris75_
    Chris75_ Online Community Member Posts: 4,240 Connected
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    OK then, i'll stay at the foot, and Gus can run up with his sprinkler system. Going to look up Glastonbury tor, never heard of it.

  • Chris75_
    Chris75_ Online Community Member Posts: 4,240 Connected

    Very nice indeed. Exactly the kind of place I would previously have enjoyed exploring.

  • michael57
    michael57 Online Community Member Posts: 1,859 Championing
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    Haha had a few bruises rolling down there as a nipper

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