Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
In the first of a series of groundbreaking threads, I hereby announce my intention over the coming months to document the progress of the construction of our stadium through the medium of dance. Whilst conducting my challenging yet startling dance routines, I will also be taking a series of photographs of the Falmer site, which I shall post here. And so it came to pass that on a chilly, blustery November morning, I found myself amongst the sparse wintery trees, the JCB's and the flattened wet mud of an expectant field that will one day host top quality third division football.
Todays dance was entitled "Ragu", in deference to the legendary spaghetti bolognaise sauce, rich in protein, modified maize starch and polyunsaturates. I only wish you could have been there to see it. Anyway, here are the pictures.
Activity so far seems to be focussed on the south-east corner of the site. Perhaps this is the beginnings of the coach park ? I dunno. But I left the site both invigorated by the bracing winds, heartened by the proof that things are finally underway, and mildly aroused at the sight of a four ton Rahilly JCB.
Todays dance was entitled "Ragu", in deference to the legendary spaghetti bolognaise sauce, rich in protein, modified maize starch and polyunsaturates. I only wish you could have been there to see it. Anyway, here are the pictures.
Activity so far seems to be focussed on the south-east corner of the site. Perhaps this is the beginnings of the coach park ? I dunno. But I left the site both invigorated by the bracing winds, heartened by the proof that things are finally underway, and mildly aroused at the sight of a four ton Rahilly JCB.