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At the dance when Ivy said that he didn't hold her properly. Hold his hands near her head he says 'put your neck in here' Magic.

'Watching'. And I would vote for 'Potter', the Arthur Lowe version. Also 'Rosie'.

No, it was about a Medical Centre, the nurses and their families. Pam Ferris from The Darling Buds of May was in the first few series. The town was called Skelthwaight I think. I loved this show, but it was decided that there was not room for it and The Royal, so I lost out on a favourite. Once...

I try not to recommend places these days as you can bet your life by the time a friend visits there will have been a change of hands or chef and the whole thing will be spoiled.

Isn't there also a pub called The Silent Woman, in Slaithwaite? I think it is the one they used in 'Where The Heart Is', the lovely medical show which they dumped in favour of The Royal.

I live in Surrey so I can't help much with your guide, but there is a garden centre in the village of Shelley which is excellent for snacks as well as having a glorious view. I am not sure if it comes in West Yorkshire, or if it is too far up.

Re: If You Take a Good Bite, Yorkshire Tastes Terrible" Your comment aimlessly wandering, hit a note with me. I don't know if you have ever read any of the 'Just William' books. They are about an eleven year old boy who 'wanders aimlessly' round the English countryside causing mayhem and havoc...

Places that sell good old fashioned British food are hard to find. We tend to go to Garden Centres. They all have a restaurant these days and the food is mostly good and relatively cheap. Pubs used to be the place for a snack meal, but they seem to have all gone 'up market'. One of my biggest...

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I have not got a cold, but I do seem to have webbed feet!!

I would not like to say any show was my favourite, but I loved 'Watching'. And also ,Dinner Ladies, would have to have a place in my favourites.

When we were staying in Holfirth at The Old Bridge we had hot beef sandwiches which came served on a plate of gravy. It was a bit messy to eat, but nice.

Peanut butter clings to the roof of my mouth.

Didn't Charlie Brown like peanut and jelly sandwiches 'folded over' rather than cut.

White sliced bread and butter with sweet biscuits for me. The husband likes jam sandwiches dipped in his tea. He was on the buildings in the days before 'cling film'.

There has been a lot of mention of birthdays lately which made me think that I must be probably the oldest member (a frightening thought), but I worked it out that Dilys' baby would be the same age as me!!!!!

Happy Birthday bonnie lad.

I am with you. I loved Waldo

Which probably tells us more about the young people than it does about the show.