Originally Posted by Greenhill

I remember '77 for being a hot summer and, as a young lad, quite enjoyed the street being closed off and, as part of the festivities, a large breasted, brown haired, neighbour mother with big brown eyes giving me an ice cream float

I quite enjoyed some of the early punk music genre and, I'm sure, I still have an original 45 vinyl of "Anarchy in the UK" somewhere upstairs. So I felt the following article is worthy fuel for considerations of how one should celebrate, or not, such events:-

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17397222

Originally Posted by dbd33

Walk to the Feathers, they'll have bunting and whatnot and it'll be downhill on the way home.

Originally Posted by caretaker

If your sprog would tune in to a real news station he‘d know what a big deal it really is! Chuck & Cam are having a short but full program here including events at the legislature, Government House, and the RCMP academy.

Originally Posted by Lvh76

I had a glass of Pimms last night too. I've invited our neighbours around for Pimms, homemade sausage rolls, cucumber sandwiches, Eton Mess and the most expensive Mr Kiplings Battenberg cake this side of the Atlantic.