Adele Kitching 🚜

@ColinSpenc4257 👍 and last night I repaired a hole in the lining of my coat pocket 😇

DOES ANYONE KNOW.

@history99917180 I think he's just broken the cute-o- metre 😻

Morning all. How many points does Jonesy score on the cuteness scale?

@littledave72 Hello Dave, hope you were thoroughly spoiled yesterday! Happy birthday 🎂 🍎🍏🥕🥕

Yesterday I was officially 27years young 🥕🍏🍌🍐I was thoroughly spoilt #littledave #PHLittleDave #cityboycountrylife

@CopMoustache He was so proud of you, so sad he didn't meet his little grandchild but he knew and will be looking after you all from just over the horizon.Go easy Ric, love to your family

Good morning my twitter cronies A week of mixed emotions, became a grandad for the first time 2 days ago and today I shall carry my dads coffin Thanks for all the lovely messages over the last few weeks but for obvious reasons I shall likely be absent from here today 🥹

@CopMoustache Awww congratulations 🎊

So, this evening I became a grandfather for the first time Mum and baby are doing well At the request of my daughter I won’t be posting any photos/ details which I fully respect Happy MC 😊😊

@saniyafatma1278 I'd let the cat sit on my knees 😻

Would you give up your window seat on a plane to a fellow passenger with a cat if asked, just so the cat could look out the window? For the cat's sake.

@neheritagelib It would make a great pub. Although I'm not a huge fan of "spoons" they do have a history of repurposing quirky buildings. Thinking of Harrogate and what they did there. Much rather that than oops there's been a fire and now it has to be knocked down!

Possibly the saddest listed building in Newcastle, sat in limbo until its eventual demise given there's nothing to repurpose it into. 😔 I've written up a piece on the Gibson Street Baths - free to read on Patreon as it's a bit too long for over here. Link below

@Helen_Fields To kill a mocking bird, the highlight of o level English lit. I still read it 40 odd years later. Life of pi and the curious incident of the dog in the night

Need your help, BookTwitter. I'm running a National Year of Reading event for to 14-18 yr olds. Name one book that at around that age lit up your imagination. Audiobooks, graphic novels, short stories - all welcome. Stories that will set them on fire and make them want to read. I'm looking for books to rave about for the simple joy of reading, so not really the classics that they might be asked to read as past of the syllabus. Go...

A friend of mine makes these fabulous bird feeding stations and feeders. She usually sells at fairs but has just started selling on line. Check her pages here. facebook.com/share/p/18Mkuy…

@Amy_90_x It wasn't neglect it was trust, we were always in sight of at least one parent and they were quick to give you a shout if you were up to no good!

Those born in that era do you agree?

@LadyHaywire Ah! Every day is a school day, thanks!

@kitching_adele It's for making potato ridges on the smaller farms that couldn't support a mare/donkey/plough, meant they could also plant right into the corners.

Forgot all about the video of making the ridges with the loys. Plus our two hardy men, John & Kevin! 😁

@flyabout7 Awful,just awful 🍻

Don’t you just hate it when you bump into a mate while walking the dog and he insists on buying you a belated birthday beer? 😬🍺🍺 Lord Ralphington is zorsted for the second time today. 🙄😴 #LazyLurcher

@BarbicanPress1 @brianlavery59 Just read this Brian, wow that's one hellofabook. Those brave, brave men. This and the headscarf revolutionaries should ne on the national curriculum. Thank you for writing and telling us these important stories

The Luckiest Thirteen by @brianlavery59 is out NEXT MONTH. Brian brings us a powerful true story of disaster and courage. Pre-order now! bit.ly/3Ldofbi

@ThrimbyFarms The field opposite my grandparents cottage was used as the nursery field each year. We spent hours watching lambs playtime. Such simple joy for the lambs and us!

I’m sure we could charge people to watch lambs. These guys without fail get together every day and play. They race, they skip, they jump and their mums just roll their eyes. It’s great to see, especially on a nice spring evening like we have had. It will soon be time for these guys to head back to the high fells for summer.

@flyabout7 @DiaryAlfred 🥺

@DiaryAlfred Oh Alfred, I’m so, so sorry.😢 Ralph & I are going to miss you so much on here. Rest easy little man. P.S. Muttley will be waiting for you with some sausages. 🐾🐾

After a truly pawfect adventuring day I have to tell you that at 7.15pm this evening I have crossed rainbow bridge and am now no longer battling this hideous cancer. Thank you for being the greatest pals not only to me but my totally heartbroken Tina and Lee 💔

@flyabout7 Happy birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊 🍻

What’s this? Lord Ralphington serving breakfast sausages to the butler? Anyone would think it was the butler’s birthday or something! 😏😂 #LurcherLife

@CopMoustache @PC_Reed 100%!!

Wise words as always here from @PC_Reed and trust me if I needed advice on use of force he’d be one of the first I’d go to 🫡

@PC_Reed 100%! The voice of trusted reason speaks. There's no case to answer here, guy was doing his job, one that very few of us would do, & doing it correctly keeping himself & others safe. Great to hear from you Phil, we miss you & the 🐴 on here. Hope you are well.

If I was a Policeman trying to stop a marauding terrorist stabbing innocents in the throat, I’d use WHATEVER force needed to neutralise him. Better to be judged after the event by 12 of my peers, than carried to church by 6 of my friends.

@flyabout7 Me too. A sad day today losing both Ted and Lord Alfred. Both such characters 😣

I’m going to miss this little fella on one of my favourite programmes. 😔 Rest easy Ted. 🐾🐾