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As the recent song goes, "I wasn't expecting that!"

Thanks so much to Tatters, Pigale, Ginge, Stevea6000, Chrise, Busby and Paul for the votes, to Aristophanes and Dorrien for the mentions, and to Ixion for the intended vote.

Really chuffed and overwhelmed to receive so many votes and mentions, especially considering the standard of the other entries.

Thanks, Mattrom, for setting, hosting and for the clip.

No, Rosalind. Despite being Scottish, I'm ashamed to say I've never set foot on Skye. Skye is the name of a small bundle of fluff that became the new love of my life last summer, and is now the much larger bundle of fluff I'm about to to take for a walk around our village (Torrance, near Glasgow). :-)

Regards to all.

SW

Well done skyewalker and thanks mattrom

Very well done indeed Skyewalker - Aren,t big (and small) bundles of fluff very loveable fun!
Thanks for hosting Mattrom -

They certainly are, Pigale. :-)

Thanks for the competition, mattrom. Very well done, skyewalker, a well-preserved win. Thanks for the vote, jws.

My cockles and mussels were at Southend ("Sarfend"!)

Yay, skyewalker! Thanks, mattrom. Best to Skye and Matt and Rom.

Have just started a puzzle in one of today's newspapers and the first clue I've managed to solve is:

Try original tune on organ (5)

Wonder why I got that one right away!

Very belated congratulations skyewalker (it's been a while since I've had a pint in The Wheatsheaf), only got my phone back from repair this morning, cheers mattrom.

Thanks, Ginge. A pint in the Wheatsheaf sounds like a good idea. May head there shortly!

Hi again skyewalker. It may interest you to know that Kenny (Lamb) who used to run the Wheatsheaf with his wife Morag having previously had The Signal Box in Temple, my local, is again "Mein Host".