I have long threatened to cross over the Mersey but am yet to do it. Understandable though when I don’t get over as much as I would like and the City is very easy to put time in.
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I’m basing it on assumptions and balance of probabilities.
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Did you see Prodigy at IOW last night? Was one of those shows you just wished you were there.
No I was out last night and missed it but I’m sure it will be repeated somewhere for my viewing pleasure.
Just catching up, sorry to read your news . Good luck with your MRI and bloods
Evening all. A good time was had at the party. Much vodka was consumed and a few moves were busted out on the dance floor. Now back in our hotel.
@Armaghtoffee PortSunlight was built by Lord Lever so that his workers would have somewhere nice to live. Similar to the Cadbury family built Bournville near Birmingham. Here's a pic I took earlier
@Armaghtoffee PortSunlight was built by Lord Lever so that his workers would have somewhere nice to live. Similar to the Cadbury family built Bournville near Birmingham. Here's a pic I took earlier
Glad you had a good time.
Looks lovely there and much as I remember it.
The village always reminded me of Wavertree Garden Suberb/ Moss Nook.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
You’re up early Jazzy…I’m just about to get asleep again, catch you later…..
Morning all ,it seems the larks have been making a noise for a while .I hope all had a good night and are due a wonderful day today .
The port sunlight model was to enrich the lives of the workers whilst taking all the wages back ,the same at Bourneville and lots of Welsh coal mines it will have benefitted the workers and they would have spent their pay but a very wise move from the owners .
Tomorrow is D-Day for the car ,we still haven't had it back so I am going to ask for the Qashqai we traded in about five months ago and start again looking for an auto . Have a great day all COYB
The port sunlight model was to enrich the lives of the workers whilst taking all the wages back ,the same at Bourneville and lots of Welsh coal mines it will have benefitted the workers and they would have spent their pay but a very wise move from the owners .
Tomorrow is D-Day for the car ,we still haven't had it back so I am going to ask for the Qashqai we traded in about five months ago and start again looking for an auto . Have a great day all COYB
Looks beautiful and very typically English. Also had to google Lord Lever- now there was a man ahead of his time.
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It’s lovely. Looks like a chocolate box.
Just see a film on Sky about a character I had never heard of - Brendan ‘Paddy’ Finucane, a Spitfire pilot during WW2. Won’t have time to watch it today with another football marathon planned but I most certainly will add it to the list.
Gwladysover
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Gwladysover
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I’m a bad sleeper and often wake in the night. To while away the hours I listen to podcasts. Came across this, it’s amazing and very sad how much of our history is hidden.
BBC Radio 4 - History's Heroes, History's Secret Heroes: Series 2, Flying High with Johnny Smythe - Celebrated pilot, navigator and prisoner of war: the incredible story of one of Britain’s first black airmen, Johnny Smythe
Helena Bonham Carter explores the life and achievements of airman Johnny Smythe.
What an amazing man. Some people are just destined to achieve great things and be remembered.I’m a bad sleeper and often wake in the night. To while away the hours I listen to podcasts. Came across this, it’s amazing and very sad how much of our history is hidden.
BBC Radio 4 - History's Heroes, History's Secret Heroes: Series 2, Flying High with Johnny Smythe - Celebrated pilot, navigator and prisoner of war: the incredible story of one of Britain’s first black airmen, Johnny Smythe
Helena Bonham Carter explores the life and achievements of airman Johnny Smythe.www.bbc.co.uk