Good Morning Early Birds!

[waterboatman]

Tuesday. I haven't looked outside yet. So no idea what it's like. It's not frosty though, so no need for skis or snow boots this morning. A busy day, to the hospice after collecting the paper, how long I'll be there remains to be seen. I don't mind how long though. Then to Wotton-under-Edge. It's a nice wee town.

Have a happy everyone.

[waterboatman]

The Ealing comedies were wonderful. The Titfield Thunderbolt was a classic.

[emmie]

my all time hero is Fred Astaire, i love him in anything, i wished i could have danced like him, also Deanna Durbin was my other go to films.

[murraymints]

Family favs..and Clitheroe ..Hancock on a Sunday ..we loved it as children

[waterboatman]

Yes indeed emmie. Essential listening.

[murraymints]

Whacko !! Jimmy Edwards too

[waterboatman]

Sunday afternoon comedy on the radio, good fun after lunch.

[emmie]

and Alfie Bass, remember it well..

[rowanwitch]

If I watch old films it tends to be stuff from the 70s and early 80s my mum would enjoy the older ones mostly Westerns with John Wayne.

[waterboatman]

Time I made a move.

Have a happy day everyone xxxxx

[murraymints]

can you hear us Gibralter ? lol

[murraymints]

bye Boaty xx

[murraymints]

hate cowboy films..indians terrified me as a child..

[emmie]

all this nostalgia, makes me long for those days some times, but there are good films out now, and the technology is second to none.

[emmie]

love John Wayne films too

[rowanwitch]

I don't remember any of the stuff like Hancock, apart from the very early tv shows. It might be my family just didn't listen, but I think I just missed that era.

[emmie]

anyway time to wash up, better get it done before i give up on the idea.......

[murraymints]

I think Radio was the preferred option in days of yore..telly was only 2 stations that came later in afternoon and finished 10pm... not a lot of stuff for children so we had radio on as a rule

[murraymints]

best go get dressed ..living in hope that builders will turn up to sort this mountain of debris and dirt outside... speak later xx