John York

I honour all those who went across the Channel and fought on the D-Day Landings. Especially those who died. And not least those forgotten heroes who so bravely fought in Burma and the Far East. Trust you Rodger to bring the tears to my eyes!

Ever since I read the story; 'The Man Who Dances With Wolves', I've had a different opinion of them. However, although they're heart breakers I've always loved dogs so I suppose there's a affinity there. I'm definitely and animal lover and if it was possible I would have Alpaccas, Gorillas, Dogs, Cats, Dolphins, Lions etc., but not Snakes living with us! As for the question Rodger posed, I would say all those shown should be national treasures.

For Sheila and me, the 2nd.World War. Me in East London during the blitz and subsequently the flying bomb and rocket attacks and Sheila in a Japanese Prisoner of War camp. After all this time, we both remember it all too clearly. We'll never forget.

I would contemplate it and decide to stay home!

When your wife tells you to!

Still here, Occasionally! 88 next month