Google, Area 51 Options

[Nothing Much]

Goodness me. Is the game on the google page why so many people spend a small fortune
on games machines? I have been up and down a ladder and a tree. Milked a cow or a steer
(that might be why I am walkin' kinda strange). Woken some chickens. And it looked like Elvis in bed.

I have collected a radioactive watering can,a sack of coal and a diet of worms.

Why do Americans go to such lengths to hide their tax allowances behind such inventiveness.

It does seem a bit quiet on here today. A bit of sun and the odd Martian and its "Run for the allotments"
We are doomed.ce

[JeffG]

Some people are saying it's the best "Google Doodle" ever. A sack of coal? That's a sack of corn to feed the chicken with! The main thing is - did you collect the 3 parts of the space ship to make your escape?

[Nothing Much]

I've not been allowed near such frolics since Donkey Kong!.
I could easily have spent longer than I did. It was quite good fun.
" But I still haven't found what I am looking for".
(U2. Rosewell????). 3 special items?

No I didn't escape JeffG.
ce

[Simon Kirby]

I escaped, though I didn't like having to use the radioactive plantfood as I prefer to garden organic.

[On the edge]

It's OK for me; specially as I live on another planet anyway.

[gel]

I've not been allowed near such frolics since Donkey Kong!.
I could easily have spent longer than I did. It was quite good fun.
" But I still haven't found what I am looking for".
(U2. Rosewell????). 3 special items?

No I didn't escape JeffG.
ce

Not forgetting the US's secret tunnel running from Greenham allegedly, via Peasemore to Welford, & possibly Harwell.

http://kithraskrystalkave.co.uk/tunnels.html

[Nothing Much]

Ages ago I mentioned the well maintained white painted stile type objects that were linking fuel routes to East Anglian airfields.
Someone provided a map of all the underground routes, which I would say were not to be used by humans.
There is a spur from a main east west line of supply pipes that connects to Greenham Common.
I was surprised to see some of the secret sites were such as Porton Down.

"Secret Bases" lists most of the visible establishments and is hosted courtesy of Bitech Systems in a former command and control centre at RAF Greenham Common. Some folk spend their whole time googling odd features that appear near military places.

Of course back in 1985 the east coast was a chess board divided between fast jets, lumbering Bears and Bloodhound
Missiles. The missiles were a surprise all facing east and operational as far as I could tell by the Alsation and chap in uniform watching as we stared at the missiles. West Raynham base was closed, and the missiles turned into rusting heaps.

The Bears and Bisons are back threatening peace and tranquility For Berlin read Syria.

Where I grew up in Woolton Hill a neighbour was involved with tube alloys working with a French/British/Canadian group of scientists somewhere in Canada. He then was involved with Australian explosions, finally working firstly at Harwell and then as Deputy Director of AWRE Aldermaston. We only found out when his obit appeared in the Times.
Despite being a brilliant nuclear bomb maker his father was a Durham miner. Maybe he was a secret tunneler as well.
The truth is out there.
ce

[On the edge]

That reminds me of a bloke I met in the Catherine Wheel some years back, who was trying to get us to buy him a pint. He was impoverished and still on benefits. Apparently, he'd done what Norman Tebbitt said, got on his bike when he was made redundant from his pit job. Trouble was the Labour Exchange didn't know where Newbury's mines were.