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what pub or club were you in to pay £2.90 ?. for a pint of larger .

the best pint of guinness i have ever had was at the general havelock

nice looking photo of pease pudding , it looks real and looks as it would be tasty

i am pleased that you have made some pease pudding and you liked it good photo that you posted , happy eating .

i can remember rhodas chip shop at guidepost also teeny rice at scotland gate also simms as well we called it simms after the name of a girl that used to work there , happy days then,

you can put the ham stock in hot or cold mix it in with the peas then put it in the oven. hope you enjoy it .

did you ever try to make some peas pudding ?.

it is a shame to here that the 3 pubs at the station are untidy on the outside they were allways tidy when i lived there

keith well done with the jokes keep them coming .

you cant beet a plate of peas pudding .

i hope it turns out as good as my mrs makes ( hope you enjoy it as i have done ,)

no you dont need to boil the peas , just put every thing into the dish then into the cooker .

1 poundyellow split peas 2 large onions enough ham stock to cover peas put allin a large dish whith lid on put it in the ovenand let it cook for 2 to 3 hours untill it has all dissolved stir often after first hour do not let it go dry salt and pepper if needed hope you enjoy it happy eating

my mrs makes the best peas puding i have ever tasted we both eat it with ham in beteen a sandwich , cant wait till the next lot is made.

you think your market place is bad have you seen the mess what they have done to blyth market ?

i am ashamed to read what has happend to the station and shame on the people that have got it in this state.

i will go along with what you said about the percy arms being further up the road than the other pubs ,thank you .

i lived at the station from 1952 till 1970 i have got to say then it was clean and tidy and i enjoyed every moment of it.

i lived at the station and drank in the percy arms during the 1950s and 60s and i still dont know why it was called the high house does any one know?.

it is good to see a local man doing well

malcome keep the jokes coming ,they are great

from one brian to another brian please keep posting your jokes they are very good,

where were the allotments

thank you for the information , i will be watching out for the start of it