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– Ted Grant
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Sunrise on May 21, dedicated to my brother-in-law Ted (Peggy's husband) who is celebrating his birthday today. You are wished good health happiness and wealth!
Ted has just arrived home from hospital. He has had a broken head joint replaced, a bit of a wash and brush up, and a nice new bow. Just the job.
Early 1950's 'Ting a Ling' Teddy Bear by Chiltern.
Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday.
Meet Ted, he's coming on 14 now and he's a scruffy old lad. But he is the happiest cat I've ever met. And he loves a fuss. I didn't have much time to get this shot, he was on the fence and I knew he would jump down for a cuddle.
Ted appreciation post ;)
Not sure whether Ted is indeed from Spain, but behind his rough look, I'm sure he's got a big heart! 😊
Here is Ted in the Abbey ruins, with St Edmundsbury Cathedral in the background.
Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England.
This is the [ Potty ] Mouthed Ted from the film Ted 1 & Ted 11.
[ Very funny Movies ] !!!!!!!!!!!!
A Bit of Humour on a cold wet miserable day !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Ted lives at "Revamp Reuse Upcycle" shop at Mogo on the NSW South Coast. Great shop to explore as with all Mogo. Unfortunately Mogo was quite badly affected by the fires but according to their FB posts this shop still seems to be going OK.
Amazingly, all the animals at Mogo zoo were protected from the fires by the workers.....still haven't been to the zoo yet, though. Hopefully soon if Victoria's unfortunate new Covid outbreak doesn't reach NSW.
Thought I would put up 2 fox pictures to compare Basil and Ted just face view at the moment but I will do body shots as well.
Here’s Ted sitting on a picnic table with the Steam Gallopers in the background.
Bressingham Steam Museum.
Gallopers
The three-abreast Gallopers are Bressingham's centre piece. It is one of the finest to be seen anywhere. Built by Savages of Kings Lynn in 1897 and owned and operated by the Thurston family of Norfolk until 1934, the Gallopers later operated at Whitley Bay and ended up in Scotland before finding a home at Bressingham. The engine was originally built by Tidmans of Norwich but has been completely rebuilt at Bressingham. The organ - a Bruder-built, 48 keyless Chiappa - accompanies the Gallopers as they reach up to six revolutions per minute and swing out some 15 degrees.
The set came to Bressingham in 1967 and has been delighting young and old as the heart of the site ever since.
During the main season, The Gallopers operate every day, always bringing a smile to the faces of the young - and the young at heart!
Tonight I went to see my old mate Paul Rose www.paulrose.co.uk/ at Trillians in town. He had Ted on drums, who I first saw with Rory Gallagher about a million years ago when I was a teenager. Great player and a really good gig - if you like rocky blues do yourself a favour and catch them in the new year.
From Wikipedia:
"Ted McKenna (born 10 March 1950, Glasgow, Scotland), is a Scottish drummer who has played with Rory Gallagher, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band (SAHB) and The Michael Schenker Group and toured with Ian Gillan for a short period alongside fellow SAHB bassist, Chris Glen. He is also a music performance tutor at North Glasgow College."
tribute to french couturier Ted Lapidus
who died yesterday.
He was particularly famous during the 60's and 70's
A picture of the late Senator Edward Kennedy in the World Finantial Centre atrium, New York City. Always liked this man. Brother of John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy, Edward Moore "Ted" Kennedy was an American politician who served as a U.S. Senator from Massachusetts for almost 47 years, from 1962 until his death in 2009
Recently Ted arrived in our home. I was surprised (aside from the fact that he speaks) that he claims to come from Boston and to have a university degrees from MIT, Cambridge, Boston Univerity et. al.
I assume he just wanted to show off a little (the package he arrived in actually came from China) but anyways...
He diagnosed our son Prozac05 sick (probably influenza) and described extreme slacking to get better fast.