Another autumn bimble

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      Never heard of a bimble before [​IMG]but sure would like to have a shufti around there.
       
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        Lovely area Zigs. :)
         
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          Apparently it's a Kentish word meaning wander about :)


          Would you believe it's at all the back in of the Co-op :biggrin:
           
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            :dunno: I`m not Kentish - was dragged down here by parents as a small child. The back of our local Co-op is just a mucky old yard and an equally mucky car park with a few bins scattered about...not a good place for a bimble - or anything else come to that.
             
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              Nice bimble and shufti! Few good snickets there! Lots of silly words, too!
               
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                Lovely amble @Zigs most enjoyable my friend:smile:

                The word bimble, meaning 'to move at a leisurely pace', is said to have originated amongst British soldiers serving in the Falklands, I first heard it in the 1980's in the Sergeants Mess;)
                 
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                  Just confirmed, the chap from Kent that used the word in the mid 80's was indeed involved with the Falklands :)
                   
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                  I would say that a shufti is quicker than a bimble.....
                   
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                  Hi @Fat Controller my friend here in the garden of England a shufti means to have a quick look at;):blue thumb:
                   
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