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I have not had this problem before but I now have to identify "crosswalks" whatever they are. Is there a way round it?

tyke

Are you going to bid for any of the great man's kit?

Jigjag

Hope you`re keeping well and still walking backwards (while singing `top o`the league, top o`the league etc)

I was at Headingley when GB scored his hundredth hundred and cheered with the rest but ... I`m not his biggest fan.
I do have a bat signed by the team and one of Adil Rashid`s balls - plus a mountain of cricket books - I sold my wisden collection because they took up too much room!

Stay safe - hope they let us watch some cricket next season.

You've probably heard, this tyke, but just in case:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPIjT-zdryY
We actually heard it live, while driving back home from the south! I nearly had to pull off the road.

Thanks Chrise - it was brilliantly done by Aggers. I tend to change channel when GB starts banging on about his Mum and a stick of rhubarb - many seem to like him though!

It was generally his gran with the rhubarb, as I recall!

They know a lot about rhubarb in Fitzwilliam - it`s located in the `rhubarb triangle` - the Yorkshire version of the Bermuda one!

Tyke

Yes, fine thanks but dont know if I am coming or going, whether walking forwards or backwards.

Everton going very well and it is nice to see only 2 of the so-called big 6 in the top 9. Hoping to see a lot of cricket next summer. Lancs have carried forward international tickets to next season, so wont have to re-apply.

I have given away most of my cricket books to Charity shops recently - kept one Wisden and a few favourites.

Hope you are well - it does not sound too good in Yorks.

Jigjag

Looks as though it`s `lockdown` again so we can enjoy some sort of a Christmas.

Hope Everton keep it going - I think `momentum` might help - it`s what the Labour Party has too much of ... speaking of parties ...

Grunger

Long time no hear! Hope you`re keeping well ... I`ve taken the liberty of borrowing your `pies` for my entry in the Weekend Peer Review!

It was interesting to read in the Times and Mail that Hallowe'en should have an apostrophe. I haven't seen one in it for years, but I agree it should.

I have tried to put off trick-or-treaters this year, so no carved pumpkins outside, but plenty of soup made with them. I will be playing duck apple and bob apple though, between the rugby.

Tyke
I have not heard from Grunger from ages, but I am sure she will be thrilled at your pie entry.