Nicholas Kingsley

@sciencegirl Cooking

@oelma__ There is no such thing as leftover bacon!

What do you do with leftover bacon?

@Matt_Pinner Both of course!

Settle this for me : milk or butter in mashed potatoes?

@honeymoon250 Hippo-cat!

Do you see a CAT or a DOG ?

@Matt_Pinner 17.

7 for me!!….I feel confident nobody Has all 20!! How many for you?

@bbclaurak I see you’re taking flak from all sides again. Laura. So you are obviously getting the famous BBC balanced reporting just right!

TONIGHT!

@Matt_Pinner Fifteen.

I got only 3 point. You?

@Matt_Pinner Eight.

I've been to 4,how many have you been to?

@elonmuskmel7 Pool. Oolong. Loop. Cool.

@Matt_Pinner That’ll be Biscuit then!

Carrots 🤣🤣 The last thing you ate is what you have to name the sheep

The latest post on my blog concerns a Yorkshire family which has held the same estate since the early 17th century... and are still there, although the great house is now a wedding venue in separate ownership. landedfamilies.blogspot.com/2025/06/604-be…

The latest post on my blog concerns a family of Kentish brewers with a clutch of seats around Maidstone: landedfamilies.blogspot.com/2025/04/600-be…

@GlosHeritageHub I have taken up my pen

What phrase have we underlined in this weeks #whatisthatword puzzle? Today's is from a letter from Ada Richards to a member of the Davy family in the mid-19th century Reference: D16001/1/8

The latest post on my blog concerns a family which made its money from a C19 brewery in Sheffield and still own a 1600 acre Yorkshire estate with a comfortable Georgian house and a fine folly belvedere tower: landedfamilies.blogspot.com/2025/01/596-be…

The latest piece on my blog concerns a Scottish family with a legal tradition and a seat on the river Tay: landedfamilies.blogspot.com/2025/01/595-be…

@AncestryUK My log in is not working this morning and no doubt many others have the same problem!

The latest post on my blog tells the rather remarkable story of Richard McCarthy alias Berridge (1812-87), who made a fortune as a London brewer, became the largest landowner in Ireland, and was a serial philanderer: landedfamilies.blogspot.com/2024/12/593-be…

@xmuse_ Light, drains, rubbish. But I was there during a refuse collectors strike in 1981!

@GlosHeritageHub News and tidings

Merry Christmas everyone! Here is another #whatisthatword challenge, this time a Christmas poem from the Hale family of Alderley in the 1660s. Can you tell us what the two words underlined in blue are? Reference: D1086/F72

@johnevigar Thank you. What a shame about the monument!

The latest post on my blog concerns the junior branch of a Norfolk family and the many houses they have owned since 1628: landedfamilies.blogspot.com/2024/12/592-be…