New Book
- Thread starter Barrychuckle
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Looks like a good 'un
Amos Hames 2
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Where is this Available?
Roger
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Summer Wine Cast Interviews 1973-1984
An intimate glimpse into the lives and careers of the actors behind the world's longest-running sitcom, Last of the Summer Wine . This collection features interviews with Michael Bates, Peter Sallis, Bill Owen, Brian Wilde, Kathy Staff and Jane Freeman, revealing behind-the-scenes stories...
www.lulu.com
mashibinbin
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If the book is as good as that footage we're in for a treat!
Thought the very same Mr BinBin!
Amos Hames 2
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Thanks that manSummer Wine Cast Interviews 1973-1984
An intimate glimpse into the lives and careers of the actors behind the world's longest-running sitcom, Last of the Summer Wine . This collection features interviews with Michael Bates, Peter Sallis, Bill Owen, Brian Wilde, Kathy Staff and Jane Freeman, revealing behind-the-scenes stories...www.lulu.com
captain clutterbuck
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Anyone heard of Chapbooks [no not those top shelf publications in Newsagents 
Oh Matron] well I had not but I will know tomorrow. It's heritage week this week and a company in Newcastle have offered a free 2 hour crash course in producing a Chapbook . The basics are you seemingly select a subject [ours tomorrow is specifically the Theatres in Newcastle] and you visit all components taking notes making quick sketches and at the end return to their studio to produce said Chapbook which I guess is going to be pamphlet like. There is a history of them here
en.wikipedia.org
It got me thinking this would be a great medium for all things LOTSW where those visiting the areas where they filmed could make quick sketch , photo or write some narrative and we could look into funding the production of it for all the site members who may not be able to travel to the region. Let you know more about it after tomorrow.
Oh Matron] well I had not but I will know tomorrow. It's heritage week this week and a company in Newcastle have offered a free 2 hour crash course in producing a Chapbook . The basics are you seemingly select a subject [ours tomorrow is specifically the Theatres in Newcastle] and you visit all components taking notes making quick sketches and at the end return to their studio to produce said Chapbook which I guess is going to be pamphlet like. There is a history of them here
Chapbook - Wikipedia
It got me thinking this would be a great medium for all things LOTSW where those visiting the areas where they filmed could make quick sketch , photo or write some narrative and we could look into funding the production of it for all the site members who may not be able to travel to the region. Let you know more about it after tomorrow.
