WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)

[Giles]

In point of fact in the 2nd World War, the whole beach was sealed off from the public and it is where we built the Mulberry Harbours for the D Day landings.  Unfortunately the weather the night of the invaison was some of the worse for decades and they were virtually useless:

http://www3.hants.gov.uk/library/gdc/gosport-dc-local-studies/local-history-online/gosport-in-ww2.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulberry_harbour

[Geo]

there's a tremendous amount of good history down your way G

[Giles]

There certainly is….

[Seul]

@Geo:

just because they took the 'DANGER - Landmines' sign down doesn't mean you can call it a beach . . .

Man I laughed out loud with that'un hahaha 

[Geo]

laurel & hardy-esque came the response

[Giles]

Signs and minefield will be reinstated before Sept 1st, just in case you're still think of coming by sea…...

[Beatle]

Taking train to Dresden

[Finn666]

took the bike for a nice ride around the village…

wearing this

[Seul]

I was gonna make a raving post about the Rolls until I saw those horsies!.. LOOK AT THOSE 2 CUTE BABIES!.. 

[Finn666]

^only thing i have to say is that the people here in switzerland love to eat horse-meat…dunno why tbh!

but i don`t think that these 2 horsies will end up on a plate some day, so they should be fine

[Seul]

That's why I love the Brits: at least they don't eat horse… Other than that they'll slaughter any other animal and do it injustice by cooking it in mintsauce though...

[bertoni]

Oi you take that back about the mintsauce….culinary genius

[ALEX1976]

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[Morose_Penguin]

Stuff doesn't get cooked in mint sauce. The mint sauce gets applied afterwards. In large quantities.

[bertoni]

…and tastes gooooood! Nice one Penguin

[Seul]

@Morose_Penguin:

Stuff doesn't get cooked in mint sauce. The mint sauce gets applied afterwards. In large quantities.

Poor everything but horses!..

[Chris]

Never had horse; what's it taste like?

[Geo]

chicken

[Chris]

Of course.  Should've known.

[Finn666]

actually can`t find the right words to describe the taste…but tastes pretty damn good