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chrissa1 | 20:08 Mon 02nd Mar 2015 | ChatterBank
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My home village, Warkworth is on ITV1 now with Robson Green.
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Times were different back then, Jackdaw. You're a year older than me. :)
21:41 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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Can't watch anything until Polly nods off, she is sat watching masha and the bear on repeat.
21:41 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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Yer, Chrissa, stand so taal,
watching,
'overing,
owa us aal.
Yer arms,
Labbie wings,
outstretched,
ready te enfold us ABers.
Across Warky country,
Northern sky,
place 'nd time,
yer bring us hyem.
An angel ern
tha horizon,
Ed's periphery,
a sherrard mutha haading her bairns.
21:42 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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No. The name doesn't ring a bell, Daisy.
21:43 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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There's a Bell in the family Chrissa!
21:44 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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Did you write that, DTC?
21:44 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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Now I'm just confused. Lol.
21:45 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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I think I might have posted this on the wrong thread, in fact I know I have.
21:45 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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Nope, twisted it, chrissa!
21:58 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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The 'Spanna' was the main attraction in Whitley Bay which in the 50s and 60s
was an attractive seaside town. It is now virtually derelict, the only remnant being the Moorish frontage to what was once the amusement park. What a contrast to South Shields, just across the river, who have a beautiful natural park, complete with ducks, swans and a miniature railway, as well as a thriving amusement park.
21:58 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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I have lived Wallsend all my life,love going to Warkworth and Seahouses.
22:03 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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We love Northumberland, could become our final resting place. Re boundary changes in the '70s, in Bolton we always called ourselves Lancashire, none of that Great Manchester nonsense!
22:07 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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Glorious golden sands on NE coast, but oh, the sea temperature!
My maternal grandparents lived in Backworth, at the time a mining village.
22:08 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Geordie-Broon-Backworth-Richard-Haswell/dp/B001A4FYR4

I knew the author.
22:19 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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Currently unavailable. Knickers!
22:22 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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Nice one, JD.
22:23 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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Oh. Bummer.
22:24 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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The late Jeff Murphy was a member of one of my masonic lodges and would often entertain us with tales of Geordie Broon after dinner.
22:29 Mon 02nd Mar 2015
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Great programme, wonderful county, I was born right up on the BOrder to Scots parents, and to go 'Home' even for a few days recharges my batteries And I feel refreshed
00:32 Tue 03rd Mar 2015
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My favourite place Northumberland. Try to go there at least once a year, stopping up near Lindisfarne.
22:21 Tue 03rd Mar 2015

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