A stonkingly good afternoon in the sunshine...

A nice, bright afternoon spent watching Grays ease their way one step closer to the prestigious FA Trophy Final. Here are some of the pics...

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As always, lol, nice shots!

Great Shots Gmen, especially like the 1st

haha gotta love the expressions on their faces, nice shots!

Thanks for your comments folks! Let's hope the weather holds out for this forthcoming weekend - snow is predicted for Friday!

Wonderful photos, but what on earth does "stonkingly" mean??

Cheers KartGirls Mom!

As for stonking/stonkingly, here are a couple of definitions for you...

Stonkingly UK SLANG - Used to emphasize how good something is: - We had a stonkingly good time at the party last night.

Stonking - This weird word means huge: 'I had a stonking headache this morning after drinking too many pints!'

Hmmm....

Outstanding shots, G, as always. In regards to the slang, I used to work in the UK and overseas quite a bit with mostly Brit crews---so I am pretty familiar with most of the slang. But "stonking" was a new one to me!

The following link may be of use when translating english to american. Some of it is pretty funny.

http://english2america​n.com/dictionary/a.htm​l