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Gloria Pendlebury, dated Compo (Car and Garter)

The Feathers pub (From Here To Paternity)

"Large marinara with extra anchovies (Of Passion and Pizza)

Dawn, washed glasses at the Canal Tavern (Dried Dates and Codfanglers)

"...not the civilian twiddly bits you find around here." - Foggy (Can't remember the episode)

"If ever you need any butter patting,let me know." (Truly and the Hold Truth)

Arnold Crescent, where Foggy lived (The Man From Oswestry)

That's Not Captain Zero

"If I move any faster, my Y-fronts will start smoldering" (The Charity Balls)

"Nobody but the exceptionally careless gets trapped in a wardrobe." (Perfection, Thy Name is Ridley) Sorry, still can't locate an X.

The White Swan pub (Waggoner's Roll)

Billy worked in stores dept. at a Volvo agency (Coming of the Beast)

UPU Utterthwaite Postal University

Toby Mulberry-Smith

Stokes, Bespoke Spokes (Available For Weddings)

No, I have not heard of NJFAL or the Minister programs. We're rather at the mercy of the nice folks at our local public broadcasting station when it comes to their programming BritComs. Once each year, members of the British Telly Club get to vote on a "filler" show to watch. Those are older...

Does anyone know the dates on Edith Clegg's tombstone? I read them as 1900 - 1971, but another online forum says the dates are 1909 - 1971.

Was this series really described as a sitcom/comedy? I recently discovered it after watching some episodes of "To The Manor Born." It was recommended because Penelope Keith starred in both series. It seems to be a dramedy = a drama with a touch of dark humor thrown in. It's difficult to watch.

That is a beautiful hat, and instantly recognizable. The black hat can be used daily or for Sunday-go-to-meeting wear, and a white straw hat with a black band is for daily work wear. My husband grew up in Pennsylvania, and there are large numbers of Amish here in Indiana. Their horse-drawn...

No offense taken. The hat that you originally posted is a representation of the emoji for pile of poo (Google the image). The shape and the word "merde" on the hat was a dead giveaway. I only know these things because I am surrounded by kids and other strange people. Don't give it a second...