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Sigh Aug 2020 8:48am, 10 Aug 2020 7,040 posts	Quote 1 pin Sigh Phil Drabble would be impressed, ER!
swittle Aug 2020 8:54am, 10 Aug 2020 66,725 posts	Quote Pin swittle The discovery of a very important horse of Bronze Age artefacts in Peeblesshire. Apparently, the finder camped out for 3 weeks to protect the site [not in the article; heard on the news on the radio.] bbc.co.uk
Pothunter Aug 2020 9:21am, 10 Aug 2020 2,843 posts	Quote Pin Pothunter ^^The horse of artefacts (I presume autocorrect changed it from hoard)
Diogenes Aug 2020 9:39am, 10 Aug 2020 51,865 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes hatads.org.uk
um Aug 2020 10:30am, 10 Aug 2020 3,112 posts	Quote Pin um Sure it wasn't a Trojan Horse - or the peebles version of it?
ITG 🇮🇸 Aug 2020 10:41am, 10 Aug 2020 10,043 posts	Quote Pin ITG 🇮🇸 There were some important horsey things.
swittle Aug 2020 11:44am, 10 Aug 2020 66,728 posts	Quote Pin swittle [My mistake has generated more comment than it deserves! I used the word 'horde', initially because I thought it was the right word. I now know the word should be hoard'.]
Pothunter Aug 2020 1:37pm, 10 Aug 2020 2,845 posts	Quote Pin Pothunter [lol Switts. I did look it up before posting as my instinct was horde too ]
LazyDaisy Aug 2020 7:35am, 11 Aug 2020 30,866 posts	Quote Pin LazyDaisy [I wish journalists would check too - I've seen the phrase 'hoards of beach-goers' on the BBC several times recently ]
WtnMel Aug 2020 8:15am, 11 Aug 2020 1,514 posts	Quote Pin WtnMel [LD - I can forgive the subtitles being created 'on the fly' during live bulletins. But in my experience, the biggest subtitle 'howlers' are the ones done by Red Bee Media which at times are laughable they are so ridiculous]