Tulip fields

Resonance of a military march past in Red Square.

The tulips should form a portrait of Marx and Lenin...

Perhaps they do when no one is looking, for does a tree make a sound when it falls if no one is there...

In Somerset they plant them in the form of a swastika:

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/9072198/Swastika-flower-display-removed-from-council-roundabout.html

Can't believe they removed every plant, how stupid!

You have to careful with those nazi plants.

The Nasties!
"I believe, the Nasties were still booming us led by Madolf Heatlump (who only had one)."
Now that is a blast from the past ;¬)

I had to look that up, didn't know it. I reminded you of something I know nothing off ;-)

I was a fan of The Beatles and particularly Lennon back in the mid sixties, I had his first (and only?) book called 'A Spaniard In The Works', sadly long disappeared ;¬)

A group of us used to hitch up to Liverpool in the early sixties for the music that later was dubbed 'The Mersey Sound', we used to go to the Iron Door, The Cavern etc to watch bands that later became famous, and some that did not.

Saw the Beatles (don't think they were called that exactly but can't remember lol), Johnny Kidd and the Pirates, The Merseybeats (later the Merseys I think), Swinging Blue Jeans, The Four Pennies, and many others I can't recall.

A great time, but I was always shattered when I went to work next day because we were travelling most of the night in an old transit van to get there, boring old man reminiscing again ;¬)

Very special to have experienced the "birth" of those bands.

Nowadays you can just watch it on the internet, so you don't have to travel anymore ;-)))