I was going to say something similiar. The rivers and ponds around where I am are that colour especially in the winter months. That said, It is americans so anything is possible. :rolleyes: Anything.

I'm wondering if patrick from patricks pantry was there for the celebrations. Remember? the anglian news with his 10 minute stint of cookery fame on how to cook sausages. :D

Now where's me pot of gold. :erm:

Just for you Shelley

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He He, Those were the days :D

:up: My god, He goes and posts the man. No, not that man. The man. *drools* :D

*Reminder for shelley to start posting her picture captions again*

I'm starting to think you were forced to watch the same kind of television I was forced to watch. Sons & daughters weekday, Rockford files Friday night and on sundays Bonanza. :erm:

Too true, I only got the remote of the TV when i was 18, By then it was too late, the damage was done.

I guess if we, were lucky enough to meet, we'd end up doing that crazy eye brow thing those kids do for that cadbury's ad, God knows what sane people would think :D:D

Please show me a river that is that colour. I have never seen such a thing. Ponds yes, lakes yes, but flowing freshwater won't have an algae build-up that would cause it to turn that colour naturally. Alas, that picture is from wikipedia, and wikipedia is never wrong :)

Actually, Rivers can gain a build up of algae. Not all rivers are in constant flow and the river 2 miles away from me (river weldon) has build up of green coloured scum. It does happen especially when the river (long stretches of it) are built up or obstructed.

I'm sure if rivers can run red they can run green which they do. Probably not as bad as that picture but true noneoftheless. Ask patrick, he'll confirm this and probably cook you some sausages. A better service than wiki will ever provide. :)

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