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About ten years ago I did the same thing with a 2ltr Mondeo Si … and still bitterly regret my decision

Weighed in, weighed in ! The scales that were used for weighing jockeys in and out at Goodwood racecourse in the 'good old days'. Weighed, weighed in ! by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr

WhatsApp Image 2024-04-24 at 12.27.59_19b3cc7c by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr

On the quayside of the old harbour of Hasle, on the Danish island of Bornholm, from where granite was transported from the now defunct quarry. On the quayside,Hasle 2 by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr On the quayside, Hasle 1 by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr

Asking for ‘a quarter’ of sweets and pointing to one of the great big jars on the shelves full of the ones you wanted. The shopkeeper would lift the jar down and measure out 4 ounces of them into a small white paper bag on the scales.

Two of my views of this year's Grand National taken with iPhone 2020SE. 1) Lining up before turning for the start My view, Grand National 2024 by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr 2) Going into the second circuit My view 2, Grand National 2024 by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr

Seen better days Seen better days, Gudhjem, Bornholm by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr

Gudhjem Harbour, Bornholm Island, Denmark Reflections, Gudhjem Harbour by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr

The North Star, Gudhjem Harbour, Bornholm Island, Denmark The North Star, Sassnitz Harbour by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr

RIP dear Cobra,

Welcome and well done in capturing this image. (I have just left Rugen Island on the ferry to Bornholm).

The cost of travel insurance increases massively when one passes the 75 landmark. I am 77 with mild hypertension and have just paid £488 for a worldwide travel insurance policy with Avanti (on my way to Denmark as we speak and going to Canada and USA later in the year). Five years ago I took the...

You mean the one that Terry Wogan used to refer to as ‘the Poison Dwarf’ ?

What a cracking day of rugby with two unbelievable results. A great day to be a bookie !

“You haven't listened to a word I've said, have you?" Always seems like a strange way for my wife to start a conversation with me.