That's a LOT of lawn to rake! 

jamesg1213
 
I don't like sweeping generalisations.

But do you mind raking the lawn? 

craigb
That's a LOT of lawn to rake! 

 
Practice Makes Perfect

 
Kenny

 
Some of my (heavily over-processed) photos of this fair isle (if you ignore the cactus in macro), and some Elgar, whose birthplace I can see from my back bedroom window 
 
 

 
 

jamesg1213
 
I don't like sweeping generalisations.

As a general rule, neither do I 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
^^^^^^ Chuckle/snort - I see what I did there 

They aren't generalizations, they're characteristics of such and such.  There are those who believe we can only know people and things through a social web of attributes, this is controversial of course.  (I.E that we can only know something for sure via a dialectic.) We can only no the big *O* other by its attributes. There's nothing truer or more honest about a NUANCED dialectic.  The nuance comes through asking the right questions.

David.
 
Here's an imaginary cup of tea (handle first of course, so you don't burn your fingers).
 
Have a little break from yourself.

thx jymes

jamesg1213
I take exception to post #20.
 
This is the England I know.
 
This is the church where I got married.
 

 
One of 3 pubs in the village.
 

 
Ambleside, in the Lake District.
 

 
Great sandwiches in that café.
 
Avebury stone circle in Wiltshire.
 

 
The Yorkshire Dales.
 

 
Tintagel, Cornwall.
 

 
The Shambles, York.
 

 
That's a gorgeous church!  Do you happen to know when it was built? :D:D

The archway has been verified as 12th century, but the building probably dates back further than that. There are some 16th and 17th century thatched buildings in the village, and the house I grew up in was built in 1790.