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My apologies. It was the Rooms at the Nook that you mentioned to me @Marianna some years ago. Growing up I remember a bookstore called The Book Nook. Seems I got my wires crossed. :fp:

Don't forget, he had even more storage further down for his bicycle! https://www.summerwine.net/community/threads/did-compos-flat-come-with-extended-storage.19869/

I am sure this isn't news to a Barmpot but I read this in Alan Bell's book. It is a fantastic read with a lot of insight into how the series were made and behind the scenes photos. Highly ecommended.

According to Ms Jay Hunt, the new Controller of BBC1, there were no “pre-watershed slots” available to transmit the show. About 2 years later she left the BBC following an employment Tribunal that upheld complaints from a TV presenter...

Pumping Iron was 'stock' or 'library' music - created by various musicians in the hope that it will fit in with the requires of a radio, tv, or film production. It's usually cheaper and easier for producers, and the musician can...

Hi all, the song is called pumping iron by a musician called graham prescett from his album called kpm1000 from 1981

The sketch Barry

The price of delayed maintenance? And it's too narrow to be safe for today's vehicles.

Now I'm p@@@@@

Pearl needs to hand the hankies around to all of us on this site as I've just been given bad & sad information. The bridge by Nora & Compos is being demolished & replaced with a new one. That is going to destroy the whole character of...

This was on the floor back in September.

Daisy Lane Books is one of the few shops in Holmfirth that I've never visited. I try to avoid loading up my luggage with books, and for the last several years I've mostly limited purchases to ebooks.

Hope you have a nice trip there, WellyMan. The Foxglove looks nice, let us know what you think of it. I believe @Marianna has been to the Daisy Lane bookshop a time or two. Hopefully she will chime in when she gets a chance.

Yes Daisy Lane books is still going, he's a lovely man who runs it.

I created an Excel spreadsheet (of course I did) episode by episode...