tootle

But as Peter sat by the shore tootling divinely on his pipe he sometimes fell into sad thoughts and then the music became sad also, and the reason of all this sadness was that he could not reach the Gardens, though he could see them through the arch of the bridge.

Recently I found myself tootling around the streets that constitute New York's storied Garment District, a six-block area between West 35th Street and West 41st Street, Broadway and Ninth Avenue.

So that's how Sunday was spent - daughter and pals sleeping off an all-nighter, son oblivious to the worry he'd caused and me and Mrs R tootling around the Lakes, listening to Paul O'Grady on Radio 2.

HAVE you spotted the Steampunk converted coffee vans tootling about in town?

It's generally women who are being encouraged to shed their old selves like a snake does his skin - most men are more than happy to go tootling along as they are, and good for them.

There is no distinctivegrowl from the engine when youstick your foot down - instead itglides silently away."They reckon the Leaf will becapable of 90mph, but if you're tootling around city streets you're unlikely to be straying much above 30mph."I think it would make a goodcity car, but beyond that only time will tell."

RACING driver Johnnie Herbert tootling along Broad Street at 7am on Saturday.

The Hollywood couple - normally seen in chauffeured limos - are tootling around in a silver Skoda hatchback borrowed from Catherine's mum Pat after they arrived in Swansea.

With the mariachi band tootling in the background, Mr.

Conjures up images of tootling around the flower beds and borders with a weed basket, a pair of secateurs and a mug of coffee.

Sure, speed kills but isn't there a greater chance of a guy bombing up the A9 at 120 mph killing somebody, than a motorist tootling along at 50 mph in a 40 mph limit?

Big Ears'pal is tootling along to Southport Theatre this Sunday along with all his familiar friends.