Little Whinging is a sleepy little settlement in South-East England. It's the kind of place in which everybody knows everybody else's business, down to the finest detail. It was only yesterday morning that old Dorothy Hinkleford suggested I used cream E45 in order to eradicate the nasty little rash I have downstairs. I mean, how did she know about that? No one knows about that. And last week while I was picking up the turkey and giblets from Wilfred the local butcher, he asked me if I was planning on yet another year of ball-crippling masturbation - and, get this, would I be interested in attending regular Xhamster evenings in the village hall. I ask you! I said yes of course, but I ask you!
Without any further ado, winter in Little Whinging, the photo album...
We, the good people of Little Whinging, are duty bound to preserve the area's reptiles. Any person or persons found to be piloting their vehicles without due care and attention will be dragged by the bollocks (which will be tied to the chassis of a 1950s Daimler) into the next parish.
Downtown Little Whinging. This is the hedonistic hub of some extremely well-attended knitting circles, no less than seven antique shops, and an omnipresent chorus of robust gossip.
The main thoroughfare to Little Whinging. This murky lane has claimed many a outsider... Remember, you can check out of Little Whinging any time you like, but, quite tragically, you can never leave...
The entrance to the Foggins's farmstead. It is rumoured that Frederick, the seven fingered farmer, leaves this pile of logs at the entrance to his fields as a warning. Legend has it that each log denotes a victim who he apparently bludgeoned to death with a large, steroid-reared marrow. No one really visits the Foggins's anymore.
The village cricket square lays fallow. But come spring the dulcet tones of willow, oak and rustling packets of dried fruit permeate the air.
A Little Whinging backstreet. This is where the hoodlums hang out. Foul language, blasphemy, and unnecessarily loud coughing have all been heard here.
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