Cyclist

A cyclist from London pedalled on until, He finally reached the brow of the hill, Then he free-wheeled down, To a pub in the town, Where he stopped and is said to be drinking there still. More limericks at musing75.com/limericks

Autumn

Don’t really have a favourite season – but if I did then autumn would be a strong contender …

Attic

There’s lots and lots of stuff, All piled within this space, It all looks rather jumbled, Though most things do have a place. Some is packed in boxes, Some of it is bagged, And for basic thermal reasons, The tank and pipes are lagged. It’s always rather chilly, Stacking Christmas bits away, And hot when […]