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Would have thought that someone else would have resurrected this subject by now. 

Currently listening to Stationary Traveller by Camel.

Sydney_Iron 5:18 Fri Feb 8 A wonderful song!

UNIHAMMERED 12:59 Fri Feb 8 Cheers

the CD that came free with the current issue of PROG

DOCTOR DOCTOR BY UFO \m/

ironsofcanada 12:51 Fri Feb 8 Followed that up last night with Sundown If You Could Read My Mind The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald Always grateful to my mother than my musical tastes are much older than I am. They could write a song in the 60s and 70s. Arbouretum did a covers ep of Gordon Lightfoot songs entitled A Gourd of Gold. 1. The Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald 2. Carefree Highway 3. Protocol 4. Early Morning Rain Well worth searching out.

*that

UNIHAMMERED 11:27 Fri Feb 8 Followed that up last night with Sundown If You Could Read My Mind The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald Always grateful to my mother than my musical tastes are much older than I am. They could write a song in the 60s and 70s.

popmaster

ronsofcanada 11:01 Thu Feb 7 Re: What if anything are you listening to now? Gordon Lightfoot's cover of Me and Bobby McGee AKA - One of the greatest songs ever written. Here's a cracking version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UivmoLWuQ_k

"Waterboys, this is superb, one of my all time favourite tracks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmyPHfu9c0c"

"pair of inbreds next door bashing the headboard against the bedroom wall, either that or the cunts are doing diy at twenty to twelve"

Had newts in our pond at the house I had my ex. They are very old too. It was fab when weeding in the Spring I found them (usually sprinting off into undergrowth) in their non breeding habitat.

I have found a pond nearby that is the playground for zillions of broad bodied chasers. Plus NEWTS. Looking forward to Spring.

"It's funny how the bigger dragonflies seem much more ""prehistoric"" than the small ones."

Caravan - Waterloo Lily

"I love dragonlfies. They have barely changed (apart from getting smaller) for 300 million years. We are here today, gone tomorrow interlopers in comparison."

"Well, who'd have guessed butterflies were more recent than dinosaurs?"

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*55 million years* **goes red admiral red*

"*buggers off to Wiki, in case canada tries to correct 1.5bn years*"

"Nectar, helping ugly butterflies get their end away for 1.5bn years... Nectar goggles"

no geep he sat on her leaf

Icehouse - Crazy ( US Club Mix )

Coincidence. I was singing Me and Bobby McGee in the bath this evening.

Gordon Lightfoot's cover of Me and Bobby McGee