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Not a years supply of Cornish Pasties ? :08:

Watched like you on TV recall Quo and Rockin all over the world , it elevated Queen to cult status it not only offered great entertainment but raised awareness at a time of great suffering , did it change the world , yes for a while but sadly the same issues and more remain.

Mention of church bells can't help but make me remember the Time on my Hands episode when the paratrooper is caught on the church clock and Mainwairing's , Jones and Fraser's hat are used to silence the bell to their detriment.

I was in Saltburn last year and will be next week as staying in Whitby and will use the ol' bus pass to travel up on a day trip . Sadly the Funicular was still being repaired last year but I believe it is back in service and is a must to travel on for the sheer admiration of the engineering ...

Bamburgh is iconic and wonderful to visit but for me it is Ford Castle in Northumberland because we had a field trip from school whilst in the sixth form and stayed in the Castle . We learned to play croquet , never ever played since , the lawn was near the battlements so had fun knocking...

Perhaps the cleverest cast ever.

I feel as disadvantaged as your good self Marianna Newcastle Airport has limited destinations when compared to Manchester and even Edinburgh . It offers basically Southern Spain [inc the Canaries] , Turkey , Dubai with the odd flights to German and Italian cities anywhere else you either travel...

It is Newcastle upon Tyne Marianna in the North East of England and if they kept digging to a significant depth they may find some relics. Northumberland St in the days of Coach and Horses journeys it was the main route between England and Scotland .

They wouldn't dare perhaps with solving all these questions they think you are up there with the rock gods like Led Zeppelin :03: { Right lads think we got away with it, sure she'll swallow that -oops did I say that out loud I'm Dead] :eek::13:;)

My mum had hers done a few years before she passed away and honestly post op it was like when Father Jack sobers up in one of the Father Ted episodes . With all the cloudiness gone and clear vision she was pointing at things and just like Jack and shouting what it was just like him "Chair !"...

Below are a couple of pictures of the main shopping street [Northumberland street] in Newcastle City Centre . It seems that Commander Willoughby has been up to his old tricks and has sold a copy of his map and persuaded someone very high up in the council that the treasure is buried in...

In one episode they play the train game where they have to basically memorize or look up train times having drawn a card which states they need to travel from A to B and they have to assimilate the trains and times that will allow them to make that journey. I always thought it would be something...

I met him pre gig many many moons ago he was just wandering around Newcastle City Centre not many people recognised him but I of course I did shook his hand [ gently] an said how much I was looking forward to the gig that night and not to impose I moved on as did he.

Certainly were Wellyman every word that stressed their supposed importance was propagated to their brain and onward to be uttered at infinitum

Here are five people from the show enjoying the views though Cleggy's view is somewhat obscured

Is it the Kyle of Lochalsh Terry ? My ambition to get there someday .

The person behind Compo is the double of Dom from the repair shop

Poundland to change its name to Dollarworld maybe? ;)

A poignant post Tony , evidence of the younger musicians embracing his music can be seen a couple of pages back on 3rd of June when I posted Cynthia Erivo's version of this very song on Jools Holland's show.

A really sad day one of the pioneers of the sixties has sadly passed . I think most people of a certain age still love the music and air it daily I know I do and of course he wrote what is considered the greatest album ever Pet sounds which surprisingly the rest of the band didn't like when they...