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To repeat a popular phrase, "I think we've cracked it this time." Thanks for this info, we've driven passed the area, but need to get out on foot. We'll definitely check it out on our next visit in March, if not sooner.

I think the lane is called "Bradshaw" & is pictured in a summerwine country book, without the snow. We have tried many times to find it, without success, although someone told us that it's a bridalway. Any positive directions would be appreciated.

Not much gets passed our Roger.

Is that Howard & Marina under the bridge

Crusher, in-between Donkey lifting.

If only. That would be amazing, & I'd invite them all in for a cup of Yorkshire tea.

As Compo said , " There's a lot of mileage to be had from that end of the market"

It doesn't look as if they've invented "old Jamaica" yet, so I'd pick the Turkish delight.

If only Nora was peeping through the window to see if Wally was in there.

Driving an MGA.

PC Cooper - find a quiet park up with no crime.

A Compo hat, Terry. Winner!

Tech has lost me now. I don't own any memory sticks/dongle things. Cd & dvd is as far as I go. Sad to have lost videos in my opinion.

Good times & memories. I much prefer the cars of that period, less tech & simple to repair.

A betting slip.

"Stackpole" again. Barry got frightened by Edies driving, squeezing between two lorries on Stackpole St.

The knowledge on here never ceases to amaze me.

Not sure if this has been on here before, but I think it's worth another airing.

An embarrassed Cleg asked to take a budgie for a walk.

He's only 5w at the best of times. (Not too bright)