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I have the Audio book. I will share if it's permitted.

It could be. Here is Sylvia Stoker (the actress in the Woolen Mills episode) in a 1981 episode of Juliet Bravo compared to the character in the Changing Face of Rural Blamire.

I wrote a letter to Jane Freeman, Brian Wilde and Peter Sallis about 12 years ago. I just wanted them to know how much I loved the show. My in-laws (God rest their souls) were living with me at the time and they really enjoyed watching it every Friday night with me. I was really surprised when...

Which house was in The Funny Side of Christmas or was that just a one off? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=577_-DTpc8o

I've got 1 through 22 on DVD now. The pilot is the only downloaded episode I have kept throughout. I've actually downloaded it a few times, trying to get the best quality. I have systematically got rid of my other downloads as I replaced them with the DVDs. I've got the two First of the Summer...

Once I get my ratio to 3 I might grab those. I'm at 2.3 at the moment.

I'm sure you're right about age being a big part of it. I thought Thora was great in the earlier series too. On the other hand, I thought that Frank Thornton was fantastic (as an actor) all the way til the end of the show's run in spite of his advanced years. I wasn't a big fan of the Truly era...

Yes, with him it was constant. I don't even watch episodes he's featured in anymore.

I know it's probably sacrilege but sometimes I felt that Thora Hird had a tendency to over act when playing Edie. The majority of the time, she was great but sometimes, her performance just felt a little bit over the top. Norman Wisdom was another one I felt that way towards.

The Waist Land. I remember Foggy and the others eating lunch in a barn when the people from the fat farm come out of the shadows. Not sure if it was abandoned though.

Carrot cake, with lots of pecans and cream cheese frosting. Red velvet is nice too.

Re: Series 25 & 26 DVD on the Way? If you use the Firefox browser, you can go to the add-on setting and there is a searchbox for add-ons extensions. Browse for Flash video downloader- youtube downloader . When you install that in your browser, it will create a download button under the...

The name of episode six of series twenty nine of Last Of The Summer Wine. I just copied and pasted that from Goggle as I hadn't a clue initially. I thought they were talking about another sit-com at first. :D

Great catch! That was from "Mending Stuart's Leg." The actor's name was Roy Sampson and from looking at IMDB, he seems to have had a nice TV career up to 2011.

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Thanks!

Could I have the full size image (my desktop is 1920x1080)? That's beautiful.

I think the earlier episodes hit a warm spot for me because they felt a bit more true to life. Living in the States, The barber shops in the early 70s were always full of old smokers killing time, telling tales. I remember being sent to the five and dime to go buy penny candy on more than one...

A Harp commercial with Glenda (Sarah Thomas). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwLqhokv6us

I love discovering things like this. Thanks for starting me on the trail!