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Starling in the sunshine. Sparrow, waiting for breakfast. Steve.

Yes, Viv. I'm guessing, around 66/67. My folks moved in about 1947/8, I think, when the prefabs were built. All of them had the same type of coal shed in the gardens, so they were purpose built. Nipper was purchased for 6s/6d. :grinning: He was my dog, but belonged to the family. Steve.

From the left: Sister-in-law ( she had her 80th. birthday this month ) My Auntie My first girlfriend. My first dog (Nipper) Mom is playing peek-a-boo at the kitchen window. Steve.

Our prefab in West Heath had one just like it, positioned the same, relative to the house. It was a coal shed. I would not be surprised if the corrugated iron sheets were left over from war time bomb shelter construction.. In this photo, part of the coal shed is just visible on the left hand...

Maybe a Watercress farm is a possibility, Pete. :D Steve.

More Sparrows, I'm afraid. Steve.

You think that yours is old. :laughing: Steve.

All seems ok to me. Laptop, running Comodo Dragon, and Adblocker. :) Steve

NE Scotland. Steve.

Our phantom knitter is a romantic. Steve.

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The wee Robin was ready to pounce this morning, along with a female Blackbird, a Dunnock, Starlings, Sparrows, and a Herring Gull. Steve.

A cold night ( and morning ) The wee Robin was waiting to get breakfast. An unwelcome Herring Gull also turned up. Steve.

In 1973, I was working for the MEB, based at their Kings Road, Kings Heath, depot. I well remember the V bomber flying over. Terrific sight. Steve.

Yes, still having issues. When trying to post pictures in the "Garden" thread earlier, the "post reply" did not work, until I reduced my zoom level to 80%. I do not have this issue on any other fora. It would never deter me from posting. It is just inconvenient. EDIT to say, likewise with...

The birds were waiting to be fed this morning. Steve.

A few signs of life starting to show, but could be a little too soon, as we have a good chance of heavy snowfall today. Steve.

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Another sunny morning, but feeling 1 deg. in the wind. Steve.

15-20 ft. Then cropped the image. Sometimes, I can get to within 10 ft., even closer to the Robins, often about 6 ft. Steve.