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It would be great to see it wouldn’t it Barry. The Glenda in the theatre cast list is not Barry’s Glenda,it’s the punk girlfriend of Crusher,who when she briefly appeared in a tv episode was played by Yvette Fielding and called Fran. Thankyou for some very interesting points, I can just imagine...

I know this has been on here and discussed before,but I came across the old theatre tour programme for Last of the Summer Wine,I knew Howard and Pearl weren’t played by Robert Fyffe and Juliette Kaplan,but I had never seen photos of the characters who played the parts in the play. Peter Sallis...

Welcome to the site Tommy

Ooh will look forward to that,I hope my shed is still intact,it’s the only place I can get away from the wife.

Congratulations Barry that is wonderful news,I am so pleased for you,and chuffed that it is going to a fan of Summer Wine with plans to keep it as we all love it,thank you so much for thinking of us too,and allowing access to it,the plan for a bench is just brilliant,please put a plaque on it,I...

I’m sure that our Crusher is there all this week,have a great time x

I looked all over for those while doing the Whoops 40th anniversary walk Terry,will be very interested to see these,well done yet again, Chuffer x

Where is it Terry ? What a find,well done,I often visit Hade Edge where they filmed it and just presumed that the monument stones were fibreglass or plastic props that had been destroyed,are they real stone then,I would love to see them. Thankyou for yet again finding a treasure/location.

Hi Graham/all, Yes I went to see this play at the Cast theatre in Doncaster,and the only reason I went was to go and see and hopefully meet our Glenda,I was really looking forward to it. The play was superb,but I left disappointed as just before the curtains went up they announced that the...

I just remembered and had to look it up,Go with the flow,Compo as wicket keeper,Cleggy batting with his eyes tightly shut,using an oil drum as a wicket,and Seymour with his wild bowling action.

In Beware of Nora’s Hats they filmed at Holmfirth cricket ground,but there wasn’t a match being played,will have another think about that but I think you’re right.

Pleased to hear you’re back home Peri,have a good rest and enjoy some cricket and Summer Wine x

Excellent observation Stephen,something I’d not noticed,and Wally is one of my favourites,there was a poll on here a while back on favourites characters and I think Wally came fourth after Cleggy,Compo and Foggy,in another earlier thread the subject somehow got onto Wally and everyone was...

I remember a scene very early in the series where Nora goes in the pub (the Elephant and Castle I think in Holmfirth) and the only brief glimpse we get of Wally,for the first time,is for just a couple of seconds being dragged out onto the pavement,and it’s not Joe Gladwin it’s someone who looks...

Thank you so much Barry that’s very kind,good luck with your visit if you go,and any future endeavours,the Land Rover would be ideal,on my last walk down Scaley Gate past the hill two of them went past me without any difficulty.

Thanks so much captain,I often think of fans of our show that go to all the famous places in Holmfirth just a ten minute drive away from some of these beautiful and familiar areas,not knowing that they are so close.

Barry,it’s been playing on my mind that I need to give you some information that you wouldn’t get from looking at the map,in case you do visit this site,I was going to send it you privately but if it’s on here then everyone can see it if they wish to visit. The best way to get to it is...

On that short five minute route,if you knew where to look Barry,you will pass many many locations,most of my previous posts with then and now locations are all in that small area,I think I put the road names on most of them,have a great time x

Oh I see,thanks Barry,the answer to that then is yellow. Have a fab day,I love York,and I do hope you get chance to visit New Mill,if not then,then some other time x

If you do Barry it’s quite easy to find. Turn onto South view opposite the White Horse pub street,at the end of South view turn left and follow the road all the way to the end,past lots of memorable scenes. At the end is the house at the top of the hill where they always used to go down on go...