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Funny Janetell

Maybe that is my answer as I get lost going to my local shop.and i do find myself driving round for hours

My sence of direction is terrible even my sat nav is fed up with me. All it ever says to me is re-calculating

Deb

It always does, Deb. We've often commented on that!

Years ago, we were coming home in the car after a fortnight by the sea. 7 year old Lizzy asked 'Are you still looking for Northampton, Dad?'

It never occured to us that the child didn't know we used maps. She thought we just drove round for hours until we found our destination. Sometimes, though, there was a grain of truth in that.

Janet

Hi nothing to do with birds and proberly only a Mystery in my head but

Why does a longish car journey always seem quicker when you are coming home ?

Deb K

DO YOU WANTSOME
GOT LOADS NEXT DOOR
IN LOFT


FLIPPIN LOADS


SURE YOU DONT WANT ANY

SURE

No, Spiral, I guess it wasn't pretty at all

Sue x

Funnily enough, my maiden name was Hunter - flap them wings a bit harder, Janetell!


Sue x

Perhaps all that flying makes them so serene that they are too relaxed to have a heart attack. I've always wished I could fly - and not in an aeroplane. Perhaps it is because my maiden name was BIRD!

Back to puzzling questions, Aileen

I have one:

Why is it, with all the millions of birds in the sky, that I - in all my fifty odd years - have never seen one fall out of the sky: dead? Surely birds have heart attacks?

Sue x

Its not a case of wanting one its a case of the house may fall down if I dont get one, its to do with the structure...

Can't see them but we HEAR them in the tree outside our kitchen window.

They are wood pigeons. They've just decided they need a new nest (like on another thread of people wanting new ktichens) and have thrown all the debris onto the lawn.

**puts bucket of bird droppings in the Hood of TW's anorack **

What the tea spoons hayley?

coz most of them get eat by cats

You never see 'baby' birds of any sort except in the nest. They don't leave the nest until they are fully feathered and fledged. So the pigeons in your garden right now could be juveniles, only weeks old.

Why is there always a teaspoon at the end of the washing up?

Because they stay in the nest untill they are almost adults.

Pat

Ask a question that has always puzzled you and someone will give you the answer..... won't you all?

Let's see how intelligent we are all on here. So an easy one to start and then it is over to you lot.

Why do you never see baby pigeons?

Aileen xxx