Pete

It seems strange that this American has found a big hole in the market, his idea of selling Bedlington terrier merchandice through the Bedlington Terrier worldwide dog club could be a winner. Owing to the number of people that own Bedlington Terriers across the world Bedlington could become a major tourist atraction for these people if the correct infrastructure was in place. Anybody got a few quid to buy or build a new hotel?

Bedlington becomes rich http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_conf/9074705.stm

No bliddy wonder that stuff they sell in the super markets makes me cough when I spray it on mesell

What ever turns you on Malcolm

Yes Merlin but sadly I only had a Diana 24,used to buy a box of little pellets and go down the woods. I used to know what the mm of the pellets used to be but to old now cant remamber.

Im bringing my Diana 27 Brian, just oiled the spring ready for the big day and I have dusted off my dear stalker hat.

That looks like a horse to me Malcolm, mind you I have not got my glasses on.

Book me a place on that one Merlin, I will look forward to the Bedlington Big Cat hunt

Had they been on the brown ale?

Sounds like the good old days that does Vic.

You have just hit the nail on the head Merlin.

Ah well Malcolm were would we be without the unions?

You missed one off that poll Monsta, None of the Above

True but what were the thought of the labour party when they made her deputy leader? I do not understand the logic behind that decision.

Your not wrong there Denzel, its not the fact that I can not remember where I put it I can't remember what it was I found.

I found it to but I can not remember where I put it

Where have you been? on a bus trip?

Cympil, we are going back to the fiftes with this one, it was possibly demolished in the early sixties and I dout if any trace remains of it today. The bridge that Doglover is reffering to is the Black bridge, there used to be a footpath that ran along side the river under the bridge, dont know if its still there as I do not live in Bedlington anymore. If you followed the path to where it started to get narrower there was a slaughter house to the left of the path the river was on your right. Hope this helps

Yes he is not wrong, there was a slaughter house down there and the metal dishes were visable sometimes still had blood in them. The slaughter house was to the left of the path as you walked down to the point. Tell him he's not loosing his marbles it was there when we used to go down the point

Only on a Monday Brian

Well said Merlin

Bliddy briliant that,

Capello is from North east Italy so I suppose we can class him as an Italian Geordie