Recent content by Garrett

Maybe I just don't remember it that well, but I wouldn't have said that Butterflies was really a comedy. Even though Geoffrey Palmer did give one of the best lines ever uttered in one episode, "Oh God, I can see hope running towards the horizon with its arse on fire". Must be a good line, I...

Glad to hear there's no danger. Like I said, I was just afraid that I'd verified a working email address to some spambot. I didn't follow my own rule of thumb - always check the sender's address to see if it's a legitimate email before clicking on any links.

Greetings all, Terry has reinstated me as a member after suffering from server problems for quite a while, and after being re-established, I got a strange message, which other members may also have experience with. This morning (Aug. 26th) I got an email from "Summer Wine Net" (actually sent...

I HAVE IT!!!!!! YOOHOO!!!!!! Ordered First of the Summer Wine Season 2 last week and it arrived today. I'm a happy camper. (I also ordered what I think will be an interesting program - Britain's Best Drives, with Richard Wilson)

My sympathies too, George. I hope you're back up and about soon.

Thanks Chuffer. I'm also interested in other people's suggestions, as I'm planning another trip up to God's Own Country myself this summer. Maybe I'll try a trip on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway this time. I think that would be wonderful.

I can recommend Haworth, I really enjoyed my visit there last year. The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway is a lot of fun, and there's a bakery on the main shopping street with the biggest, best eccles cakes I've ever tasted. I think Marsden and Standedge might also be worthwhile. A 20 minute...

Pauline is having some difficulties getting onto the forum, so she asked me to post this message for her. (BTW, has anyone else had problems logging on recently?) I was watching the episode "It's Never Ten Years" this morning on GOLD recordings and i know a lot of people say that it's...

Eyup lass, glad you could rejoin us in the LOTSW world. :)

'Eyup Kenlad, and welcome to our little bit of Holmfirth on the Net.

Greetings Steve. I can't answer your question, but welcome to the forum anyway.

But is it something on the wall over Cleggy's left shoulder?

Greetings Hector. Welcome to our little virtual corner of Holmfirth!

Is it something in the window? A person standing outside?

Hmmm... I'd never really given Edie much thought, but she actually is quite an interesting psychological study. I could imagine her in real life. I'd say she was disappointed with life. I don't think much was ever said about her youth, but I expect she was a "common" child, who grew up with...