In episodes in some of the later series where scenes are shot in front of the fireplace I have noticed a number of tropies on the fire surround and in a cabinet to its left...I laughed, they couldn't be for sporting prowess I think...but maybe one is for tiddlywinks and another for holding coats...
I totally agree minxie, on the same wavelength..norman had a disadvantaged upbringing and I think it affected him enormously for better and for worse....it allowed him to singularly push ahead into a film career, but as time went on and he got older and took small parts in summer wine and plays...
yes compo, as chuck says, streetview is a good option...there are a few "proper" old fashioned, welcoming pubs to the left and right of the café square as you look at it from the webcam.
I really looked forward to first of the summer wine, but when it arrived I just couldn't get my head around it...I did persist hoping it would grow on me but it never did. :'(
did any of you older guys like me make their own "soap carts, or trolleys " we used to call them "bogeys" in leeds but I think that was named after the railway trucks, not the snotty meaning.....old pram wheels with a wooden frame board affixed and steered with a cord attatched to the front...
agreed ferret, definitely more straight forward and glorious in its own right....but if time isn't an issue what a wonderful run with so much varied landscape from Hawes to Holmfirth.. :)
yes codfanglers, the series ran for so long that each "era", so to speak` had its own qualities. I've loved to see the evolution of the programme and the way it adapted to changes in society :)