h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

And more then three years online 24/7

And I will tell you something, I have not seen half the site (I am over half the edited entries)

Congratulations TT!!





lil xx

Well done there! Also hello!

Chapeau!

Congrats! Though just think what you could have achieved if this place hadn't been here...

Calls for a and a slice of

Congrats. ... Which half have you not seen though?

Traveller in Time losing time by the thread
"I think it is the other half I have not read jet. Most what I have not read will be in the forums. There is such diversity and no way to keep up with.


This space is big, you think it is a long way to . . . . "

Congratulations

"...and what would we ever do without you?"

congratulations !

If you've read over half the entries, you're doing really well, TiT. I love the bird by the way. What is it? (I'm assuming it might be an albatross, by the wingspan,)

Traveller in Time posting (only then you see the birds)
"They are albatrosses indeed, fotographed by 'Nick Grainger' during the 'Save The Albatross' journey. "

Terrific! Half the entries...can't imagine.

That's really pretty, Prof.

As far as the subject goes, though, all I can say is Yippee! Whoopee! and La La La!, though I've forgotten what I'm on about...I think it may have been something about birds, but I'm not sure...Jab

Hi T.T.
Nice to see you after staying the pace for more than four years, seems like only yesterday.
Thanks again for all the support and guidance that you have given over those years, especially during the fight for G.W.
In this post I note the reference to the albatross, which springs to my mind the sighting of an unusual sea bird type that flew over my house last week.
It was white much larger than a gull, flying solo, quite slowly and steadily, and it had two long feathers at least eighteen inches long extending beyond its body.
A frigate bird sprang to mind, but white? I dunno?

Cheers H.

P.S.
I forgot to mention that I live fifty miles away from the coast.

Cheers H.

Traveller in Time nine hours later
"Could have been a gannet ? < A1143596 >

I saw a spoonbill the other day , and we have a 'SPLEEEE' oystercatcher breeding just outside the office. "

Half the site? Does that include the hub and collective too?

Anyhoo, cheers and all the best for the rest...

ed.

Traveller in Time
"360, GetWriting, ww2, parent to parent, for entries that is conversations I do not follow one percent of all.

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So that's where the bird everyone was talking about is! I hit the reply button to ask where this albatros was hiding, and thus I found it.

Also, congratulations! Four years. Impressive.

I must read a few more Guide Entries myself. I once started working through the <./>index</.>, but I didn't get very far. Maybe I'll try the <./>RandomEditedEntry</.> style instead.

TRiG.

Traveller in Time
"Was telling my little boy about the 'hide the bird' trick last night . "