Musings from the Merse
Monday, April 30, 2007
At first sight it seemed to be another SNP poster-yellow sun brightened in this instance. But no, it is even more frightening than that. A familiar sight in rural Berwickshire. But at whom is the warning directed?
Party canvassers? . Very tall dogs?
Party canvassers? . Very tall dogs?
Comments:
I wish, through the medium of your august organ, to make a confession. I today drove around some beautiful Berwickshire countryside putting up election signs on lamp posts - it was a first for me. Having always considered myself a fully paid up member of the Groucho Club I had never before entered into the political arena.
Anyway, I have and I'm glad! The Borders is hardly made less beautiful by signs urging one and all, in mid Berwickshire, to vote for Diana Miers - Borders Party. Hutton was spared a visit, because of your geographical isolation in the East of the region.
Anyway, I have and I'm glad! The Borders is hardly made less beautiful by signs urging one and all, in mid Berwickshire, to vote for Diana Miers - Borders Party. Hutton was spared a visit, because of your geographical isolation in the East of the region.
And because the BP is not putting up a candidate in this constituency.
Thank you for sparing us
(For that relief much thanks).
Wasn't Groucho an early communist. Or am I muddling him up with his cousin Karl?
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Thank you for sparing us
(For that relief much thanks).
Wasn't Groucho an early communist. Or am I muddling him up with his cousin Karl?
