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elle

4th January 2016, 18:49
Hi, Rusty!
Your new book sounds as though it will be very helpful to you - you will beat RR at his own game yet!
You would also enjoy discovering London by virtue of the daily walking tours that take place there.
These are called " London Walks" and are very informative.
My friend Sue and I have been on a few - and they are excellent value!
Try this link
http://www.walks.com/london_walks_home/lw_timetable/default.aspx
I hope it works!
I went to one at the British Museum - we "did" the Egyptian Room - brilliant!
I've looked at the pictures of Abergeldie Castle - it is near Balmoral , is it not? - and it looks almost to be teetering into the river.
Such a pity.
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chrise

4th January 2016, 19:09
Trigger was in "Only fools and horses". Plonker was too; however he had a given name - "Rodney, you plonker!"
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elle

4th January 2016, 21:25
I've obviously heard of "Only Fools and Horses" - Del boy Trotter and Rodney - but I've never actually watched it.
Not sure why...just one of those things.....
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chrise

4th January 2016, 21:37
Actually, elle, I watched the first episode and decided that I didn't like it (not unassociated with the fact that we were living next door to Peckham at the time). I never watched it again, but some threads have crept into everyday usage.

(In general, I can't stand "comedy of embarrassment", as I might term it.)
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rusty

4th January 2016, 21:49
I liked it, but I think it was because of Trigger.
I can relate to Trigger!
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elle

4th January 2016, 21:54
So who or what was "Trigger"?
The only Trigger" I have ever heard about was Roy Roger's horse!
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chrise

4th January 2016, 22:00
He was an old codger, elle - I can't think what rusty means about "relating to him" :)
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elle

4th January 2016, 22:11
Rusty, did you look at the link I sent you on post 5299 about the London Walks?
It does work, I've just tried it!
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rusty

4th January 2016, 22:40
Hello, Elle,
No, I have been trying to solve a mystery here.
My car alarm is sounding every now and then and I do not know why.
Something is triggering it. Wondered if it was a moth or something like that, but cannot see anything.
Been OK the last two hours though.
Will leave the London walks for the moment.

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rusty

4th January 2016, 22:52
Hello, Elle,
The programme was quite popular.
Trigger was a dim-witted street sweeper in it.
An unconscious comedian. Made me chuckle!
Unfortunately the actor who played Trigger died two years ago.
I am very fussy what I watch on TV.
When my granddaughters were younger, we watched "Two of a Kind", with MaryKate and Ashley Olsen(twins).
It was on the Pop Girl channel!
Was the highlight of my week!
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