Re: St George's Day

The Junior School are doing a 'mummers' play as part of their history lessons - St George and the Dragon! Will go and watch - it should be fun.

Re: St George's Day

Not patriotic towards England myself, however never understood why we adopted a non Englishman to represent our country, surely we must have a candidate that was home grown ?

However round here the local Labour and PC brigade would no doubt shout down any attempt as offending someone somewhere.

Re: St George's Day

I shall be celebrating 25th April, my son was born on St Georges day 1978 on a lovely sunny day in Dorchester

Re: St George's Day

[QUOTE=Nom;640654]Not patriotic towards England myself, however never understood why we adopted a non Englishman to represent our country, surely we must have a candidate that was home grown ?

Not to worry Nom, our national lad Paddy is from Wales and we love him, never did find out his second name. what’s George’s second name by the way? I hope you all have a great St. Georges Day when it comes, we all need a bit of fun anytime we can get it in these uncertain times.