classic33
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It, Doncaster, is part of Scotland
The South Yorkshire town of Doncaster was signed over to Scotland in 1136 by King Stephen of England as part of the Treaty of Durham.
It, Doncaster, is part of Scotland
The South Yorkshire town of Doncaster was signed over to Scotland in 1136 by King Stephen of England as part of the Treaty of Durham.
Well, blow me down! Never knew that.It, Doncaster, is part of Scotland
Could be.Well, blow me down! Never knew that.
Does that mean if I flitted to Donny, Nicola rather than Boris would be calling the shots?
Nope 364 days of the year - Christmas Day is croissant, orange juice and champagne in our house.I thought porridge was winter food only ?
Let me know when you get there.........I'll be next........Well, blow me down! Never knew that.
Does that mean if I flitted to Donny, Nicola rather than Boris would be calling the shots?
Yes I never understood why he didn't make it in the way others did. His music is/was far superior to The Move for example.I saw Steve Gibbons several times around 1970 at local college gigs in Birmingham. Always a good show and I never understood why he never had more popular and commercial success.
I also saw him when he played in a band called Balls featuring Denny Laine (who lived at the top of our road at the time) ,Trevor Burton from the Move and other members who would later end up in ELO.
The Brum Rock scene was bangin' in the late 60s and early 70s.
http://www.brumbeat.net/index.htm
As a teenager at the time it was quite exciting.
My sister in law went out with the drummer from the Idle Race at one time. There's a claim to fame.![]()
Any road up, that's enough rambling........
That was one of the classic poachers methods of silently getting pheasants. When my father was a journeyman gardener they all lived in a bothy with a food allowance but they supplemented this by poaching.You need the following:
Large plastic bottle
Cheap beer/booze
Slice of bread
Leave the lid in place.
Cut out a small panel on the side.
Leave the bottle on it's side, with the bread in it.
Pour the cheap beer/booze in.
Place somewhere it is unlikely to be knocked. (Panel uppermost).
You'll have a quiet day the day after you put it out.
We used to in to see Jasper Carrot at the Boggery folk club.Yes I never understood why he didn't make it in the way others did. His music is/was far superior to The Move for example.
I'm aware of these connections through reading but that's all.
Around the same time we used to see Jasper Carrot in pubs and clubs all over Worcestershire.........not very rock 'n' roll but he was outrageouly funny till he got on telly and the BBC made him tone it down a bit.
Blimey Dirk we might well have been in the same room once!!! 😄We used to in to see Jasper Carrot at the Boggery folk club.
He went to my school along with Bev Bevan and Chris Spedding amongst others.
May well have been.Blimey Dirk we might well have been in the same room once!!! 😄
Wonder who that wasI went for a bimble and a mile out I had a visit from the P fairy.
Someone ( who shall not be named) said my Kenda tyres are shoot, so I asked CC for its opinion on 2 different Schwalbe tyres.
Wonder who that was
I have bimbled but Strava isn't playing ball and uploading it![]()
I was in Pershore '74 - '76. It would have been '75 or '76 when we used to go to The Boggery, more likely '76. I would have been the cool, good looking guy at the back!!!! 😂 Then went to York.May well have been.
Whereabouts in Brum did you live and what years?