Hello :)

[LittleBoo]

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Yes so long to summer, hopefully much better for next year..

Time to hibernate now..

[Sly]

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Yes, it is raining. Yes it is cold.

So long summer. It was nice dreaming about you.

[LittleBoo]

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I got called that too, also 'Titch' and 'TT' (Tiny Tina)

[the-peoples-poet]

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Hello the-peoples-poet, and thank you for welcoming me.

A boo that is little suits me fine as I am not tall.

I have always been referred to as a 'shortarse' too.

[LittleBoo]

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Hello Sly hopefully it's not raining over your side of the hill, as it is over my side at the moment, cold too.
How lovely for you to have met Ernie Wise, then being able to see all he went on to do in his working life.

[Sly]

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Hello. Nice to see a fellow Northerner, even if you are from the wrong side of the Pennines.

Brunswick, you think you want the cold, but you probably wouldn't be able to tolerate it. My other half is a Texan and British weather destroys her.

Also, I don't know if I ever mentioned it, but I actually went to the same school as Ernie Wise. I actually met him too.

[LittleBoo]

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Hello Cockneykid. Thank you for welcoming me, it really is lovely reminiscing so much, amazing too some things I had forgotten, and such very interesting reading of many things from the past that I never knew about.

[LittleBoo]

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Wow, interesting info there Victorbrunswick, maybe his parents should have called him Christie.

[LittleBoo]

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Hello Darren. Thank you for welcoming me, I'm having a great time looking around.

[cockneykid1962]

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Hi Tina and welcome...its a lovely place to wile away a few hours reminiscing on this forum so enjoy yourself!

[victorbrunswick]

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Hello Victorbrunswick, wow, 90 degrees there?, just let me pack my suitcase...erm, where did I put my sunglasses as I haven't needed them for a long while.

Such great stars from Lancashire as you say, and a climb up Blackpool Tower would let you see so far and wide, bit cold up there though at this time of year.

Here's an interesting bit of trivia: Eric Morecambe grew up right next door to Christie Park, the former home of Morecambe FC. His boyhood home is on Christie Avenue and was right behind Christie Park's Umbro Stand.

[darren]

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hey tina its geat to have you here.

im sure u will have a great time.

Hello to everyone, I'm Tina, 37, such a very well set-out forum you have here, so much of great interest I have read already, and a lot has brought back many a memory for me.
I am in Lancashire, quite a cold day today, so how lovely to come into the warmth here with you all.

[LittleBoo]

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Hello Victorbrunswick, wow, 90 degrees there?, just let me pack my suitcase...erm, where did I put my sunglasses as I haven't needed them for a long while.

Such great stars from Lancashire as you say, and a climb up Blackpool Tower would let you see so far and wide, bit cold up there though at this time of year.

[LittleBoo]

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Hello Ann, I can well understand how you love this forum, it's brilliant..

[victorbrunswick]

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Hello to everyone, I'm Tina, 37, such a very well set-out forum you have here, so much of great interest I have read already, and a lot has brought back many a memory for me.
I am in Lancashire, quite a cold day today, so how lovely to come into the warmth here with you all.

Welcome, LittleBoo. Wanna trade places? It's 90 degrees here as I write this.

I've always wanted to visit Lancashire, particularly Blackpool and Morecambe (I'm a big Eric & Ern fan as you can tell by my avatar!). The region produced many great comedians: Stan Laurel (Ulverston), George Formby (Wigan), Gracie Fields (Rochdale) and Eric Morecambe (born Eric Bartholomew in Morecambe).