Blue summer
Dedicated Member
I don't log-on to the forum as much as i used to do, although i do check out what's happening at least once a week.
I look upon the site and indeed the forum as an old friend, i pop in for a natter now and then but i must admit, when i first heard the news that the series was being axed, it felt like i had been told that an old mate had died, you know the feeling.
I'm sure that just as when a friend dies, we tend to look back on some of the adventures we had together over the years.
That is probably how i will feel about summer wine and the many actors who have passed on.
John Comer (Sid), was always a favorite of mine, the look on his face was enough to crack me up, it was a sad day when he "retired" from the programme.
Obviously, many of the others were just as entertaining in their own ways, i still miss Billy Hardcastle with his Robin Hood tales and what will we do when Auntie's shop closes for good?
I hope that the forum continues for many more years, Terry has done a grand job with it and made it a brilliant place to keep up to speed with all things Summer Wine.
I was a member of Summerwine online for many years and i was gutted when it came to an end a few years back.
Of course, it's still there but it's not been active for a few years, due to the lack of financial backing, i really hope Summerwine.net doesn't go the same way.
George ; )
I look upon the site and indeed the forum as an old friend, i pop in for a natter now and then but i must admit, when i first heard the news that the series was being axed, it felt like i had been told that an old mate had died, you know the feeling.
I'm sure that just as when a friend dies, we tend to look back on some of the adventures we had together over the years.
That is probably how i will feel about summer wine and the many actors who have passed on.
John Comer (Sid), was always a favorite of mine, the look on his face was enough to crack me up, it was a sad day when he "retired" from the programme.
Obviously, many of the others were just as entertaining in their own ways, i still miss Billy Hardcastle with his Robin Hood tales and what will we do when Auntie's shop closes for good?
I hope that the forum continues for many more years, Terry has done a grand job with it and made it a brilliant place to keep up to speed with all things Summer Wine.
I was a member of Summerwine online for many years and i was gutted when it came to an end a few years back.
Of course, it's still there but it's not been active for a few years, due to the lack of financial backing, i really hope Summerwine.net doesn't go the same way.
George ; )
, i agree, we should have bought a few ;D