Well I just heard a tale about a woman who was followed home by two Africans in the Olde Grey Towne of Kendal. Someone in my family employs a man who's son is well known for being trouble with a capitol T in the town.
Well he offered to walk the woman home as he could see what was going on. He maybe a lot of things but he obviously has a more caring side. Once he got her back to her home he decided to go and confront the two men, as he is known for being violent himself he felt quite confident in himself. However he got quite a shock when one of them pulled out a machete !
This is a new low for the town which has a good reputation, or rather had once. Soon violence will occur, but it wont appear in the local paper I think. Ive never known a town that covers up bad news so well. I guess the local MP is in cahoots with the paper.
The decline is speeding up. What once was unthinkable is now thought of as the new normal as " its everywhere ". There was a stabbing the other week and my daughter just said " well thats Kendal " I flew off the handle, and she couldnt understand why. I was sad and frustrated that these things are now just accepted by young people as to be expected. in a town. I could not convey to her that when I was her age it was not this way.



