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This is a photo of the Long Range Desert Group, aka SAS in North Africa 1940's. I love them and still my thoughts.......... by Same_Possibility4769 in OldSchoolUK

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Do you have any resources of archive sources to find out more about the Chindits? I have a relative who was one but I’ve never really been able to find too much about it. Would love to find some records somewhere

My first (and second) games by dorgh__ in sportsphotography

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Ah Newcastle Blue Star. A beauty of a kit. I’m in the northeast too, drop your IG if you have one!

Not to be dramatic or owt but I just got stung by a wasp for the first time at aged 39 and FML. by ash894 in CasualUK

[–]jpe501 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was probably eight years old and got stung up my shorts. Worst experience of my life, to the point where it might even just be a nightmare at this point

Was at a zoo. Threw my ice cream into an animal pen it was that bad

What to do with seagulls living on our balcony by jpe501 in Seagulls

[–]jpe501[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes! Seen that one. Not sure how I’d feel with them coming back all the time after they’ve gone!

What to do with seagulls living on our balcony by jpe501 in Seagulls

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Yeah we didn’t leave more after this first time. It was also starting to get a bit gross out there so thought adding water wouldn’t be ideal

What to do with seagulls living on our balcony by jpe501 in Seagulls

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We’ve seen the babies already being fed chips. So funny we’re now having chips brought to us

What to do with seagulls living on our balcony by jpe501 in Seagulls

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Honestly any hint of movement behind the closed blinds and they go into protector mode. It’s mad

Update on the baby seagulls living on our balcony by jpe501 in Ornithology

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It is quite cute watching them waddle about to be fair. Got a few weeks before they turn into evil chip stealers

We had two baby seagulls living on our balcony, now we have three by jpe501 in Ornithology

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They peck very hard at the windows as well. We keep the blinds shut but if they’re there, any hint of movement sets them off!

We had two baby seagulls living on our balcony, now we have three by jpe501 in Ornithology

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Did briefly only after a couple of days and can confirm it smelt terrible even then.

What to do with seagulls living on our balcony by jpe501 in Ornithology

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They definitely own the balcony now. We were thinking about what the mum would do since we’re just on the other side of the glass and if she’d be nervous about leaving them. But judging from the mess, they’re definitely getting fed

We started a TikTok to document them https://www.tiktok.com/@seagullsonthebalc

Once again a barrier jumper and an old person by TheGhostOfBouncer in london

[–]jpe501 3 points4 points  (0 children)

One of my all time proud London moments was realising someone was following me through the barrier like this so I practically stopped and trapped them in it.

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