Quote from: GrannyMac on Yesterday at 05:27:04 PMCass, I recognise Beefy in your photo.  He was quite a character, well known in Doncaster where we first lived after moving South. 

And with regard to invasion, I can't speak for all Cheshire, but Cheshire East, with the possible exception of Crewe is still fairly mono cultural.

I met Beefy and Viv Richards as well as Joel Garner when all three appeared for Lord Tim's guest X1 one Sunday when we attended. My late wife Chris found the topless drinks waitresses a bit over the top however. (excuse the pun). We later made good friends with all three who are as great a company as human beings as they were at Cricket. I'm glad I lived through these times (mid 80's) they were both colourful, full of liberty and hope.

Her sister was a fortune teller in a caravan
She'd look into her crystal ball- and say she saw your man

Quote from: GrannyMac on Yesterday at 05:21:02 PMHow very dare you!  Scrumpeeeee 

Little things .. please little minds.. 

thank you!

Quote from: dextrous63 on Yesterday at 01:40:08 PMNo wonder God sent down a male as the Messiah.  Who knows what sort of disorganised calamity of religion Christianity would be if Jesus was a female.

One could but tremble!

Lord IT and Sir GB. The nasty little man who caused so much difficulty for YCC beema to have been shown up as a wiley oriental gentleman

Cass, I recognise Beefy in your photo.  He was quite a character, well known in Doncaster where we first lived after moving South. 

And with regard to invasion, I can't speak for all Cheshire, but Cheshire East, with the possible exception of Crewe is still fairly mono cultural.

I'm going to a Local History talk in the church nearby this evening.  I hope its not boring. 🥱 

That is some weird shape!  

How very dare you!  Scrumpeeeee