Dorset

You can take the girl out of the country, but she always finds her way back.

Here you go Maddy.

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Friday nights out on the town..........
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Friday nights out on the town..........
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must...resist.... welsh....sheep.... comment....

No racial stereotypes allowed. :nono:

Lovely stuff Shahreen. :slight_smile:

Bloody londoners, not all sheep are welsh you know.

lovely pictures shahreen :k:

sigh

:love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:

:mash:

If you have to see sheep & farms then I would rather advise you to visit Yorkshire or Cumbria than Wales or south western England.

Wales is not that bad but North of England or Scotland is way better for tourism.

Just to clarify........Dorset is NOT the same place as Wales.

Will post some pics of my home town to clear up the confusion. (Yes Maddy, we do have sheep there too)

Da kom zay de?. Aasay lagi che Mardan taraf ta laar shiv ma.

alla ba khabar shay che mardan ta warshay!

:fraudia: :love: :cool:

Funguy, like they would ever let you into Mardan. Or Dorset too for that matter.

Why don't you ever reply to me in Pashto?. Is my pushto so bad?. :(

That was pashto???

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hahahhahahahahah...........

Where are the pony pics Shaz??

stunning snaps shahreen!!

funguy u a Pashtun? :eek:

Shaz :mad:

JagaRay ta tayara sha. :hoonh:

Ta mata wayali woo che pics ba mata send ke, aur dalta de post ka ao za de khabar hum na kam. :snooty:

JagaRay la dar rawan yam dair zar. :mad:

How could I not post this? I knew there was some reason for moving here........

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The Cerne Abbas Giant or the 'Rude Man' is the largest hillfigure in Britain. He (the figure's gender is beyond doubt) is carved in solid lines from the chalk bedrock, measures in at 180 feet high, and carries a club, which measures 120 feet in length.

Folklore has it that local women who wanted to conceive would spend a night alone on the hillside - most productively within the confines of his giant phallus, and young couples would make love on the giant to ensure conception.

Sleeping on the giant was also thought to be a good way to ensure a future wedding for unmarried women.......form an orderly queue girls.