walshie

I've got a cheapy tomtom satnav and that takes coordinates as well as postcodes. If you right-click on anywhere on google maps it brings up the coordinates at the top of the dropdown menu and if you just google the coordinates it brings up the right place on the map.

I hope it is on as we've put a deposit on a static.

He sounds a right knob but so do the coppers. Pleading for people to help while they sit up there with their 4ft long batons, CS gas and probably tasers.

Knowing a nuke was going to hit in the next few minutes wouldn't be much use to anyone. I don't think there's anything sinister about this, just more nannying from the government. My phone has "extreme alerts" and "severe alerts" - whatever the difference is, and both are switched off. They're going to use it to bombard us with "danger to life" messages when the temp hits over 75 degrees or there's more than 1/4" of snow on the ground.

That turned out well....

I saw an advert for a horsedrawn trip from Llangollen wharf to the Horseshoe Falls and back.

Also just up the road from there. Chirk aqueduct. Right next to a railway viaduct.

Looks so different without the snow. And sideways.

Correct everyone. It's the Pontcysyllte aqueduct on the Llangollen canal.

I haven't looked into it so far. Yes it has. The only proviso was that we couldn't have a new access to the land from the road but it was granted because there's an ancient overgrown gateway in the hedge. Nearest beach is in Kerry about 30 miles away.

Blimey. What have you been burning? Wet sawdust?

Could have picked a warmer day though.

Happy St. Paddy's Day to the Irish lads.

I thought we were going to let Wales get a bonus point for a minute.