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Last of the Summer Wine Locations https://goo.gl/maps/kxDLcQCJLt9R6CWu6?g_st=ac This is a really good map of all the locations of interest. Share pictures if you have any.

I recently went on drive around Sumnerwinland (sadly the bus tour wasn't available). I visited the main characters' houses and of course Sid's Cafe. I am intending on visiting again.... any suggestions of other iconic places worth a visit?

Brushes at Dawn when Foggy gets his haircut and gets sprayed with sweet jasmine

Ok start with Have you got a light, boy ?

Adrian Street and Bobby Barnes , Jackie Pallo were perhaps the most theatrical of the wrestlers.

After church, we usually go to a Greek restaurant and I usually have an omelet with fried potatoes and an English muffin with orange marmalade and hot tea. Very filling.

Tony Hancock was a top English Comedian and comedic actor whose show Hancock's half hour was one of the formative shows on British TV , it also appeared on radio and was a must listen event when it was broadcast. His sidekick for many...

Similar at spoons is £5.99 and then £1.81 for tea or coffee sure at one time the tea was included . So maybe at you roadside cafe £5

One near a business I sometimes visit near us in Cheshire.

Kendo Nagasaki, Mick Mc Manus, Catweazle, Rollerball Rocco and Les Kellet.

You're right Cap. I think it was the afternoon

The Arts of Concealment?

Well done John, here are the rest of the pictures

I’ll second Ian Dury and also throw in John Cooper Clarke especially his work with the Invisible Girls especially 36 Hours and Beasley Street.

... don't forget 'Big Malcolm', Yorkshire’s mighty blond fighting farmer, Paul Luty!