Denzel

There's a St. John's church at Bedlington Station (although officially Bedlington Station no longer exists being all Bedlington these days). The church is the large building near center of this photo:

http://www.multimap.com/maps/#t=l&map=....66811:14.39069

If there was a graveyard it has been long since built over. Hope this helps.

Eh?! Don't lump that lot in with us top-end folk.

Up until the present day "brand imaging" it had always been the Howard Arms, at least within living memory.

I'm wrong about Greggs being beside Barclays (extreme right edge of photo), it was Carricks. For a while we had two bakery chains there.

And, I'm still being told that Clevva Clothes wasn't still there by the late 1970's - very puzzling!

What you can say with reasonable certainty is that it's a high-summer shot taken late morning. Maybe June or July. That there are virtually no cars around at that time of day - except a bit of passing traffic - , few people, and the shops look shut, says it must be a late Sunday morning. Get the year right and you can almost pinpoint the date and time!

It's Inspector Morse.

Surley your not a Spartnas fan Denzel?

Howay Blyth let's keep it going....

Candlelit vigils and black armbands are once again the order of the day at Anfield.

You bet your bippy we are!

Waxa.

What was Phillipe Albert's squad number and why?

27 - because he was 27.

Have a look here... point and click paradise!

It's all bobbins.

Rail

British

Eco Beach? Faraway in time.

Titter.

Can't handle their beer man Denzel

Unike your good self Pete, the forum's resident George Best.

I loaned our telly to downstairs for a few days almost a fortnight ago now. And, despite the fact that it's only a lightweight 26" LCD, can't be a**** to go get it and plug it in again. It only just became clear that reading books and listening to internet radio on the notebook computer is far more entertaining than all the mindless drivel on TV these days.

How long can I hold out TV'less (the first time for decades)? No idea, but when I go to get it it will probably be just to fill the empty space in the room, and certainly not because of boredom.

What I really want now is a decent pair of Bluetooth speakers for the notebook computer.

You're missing quality broadcasting like My Family.

Denzel,like you,me and the rest of us are having problems working out what this sleepy is gabbling on about,sleepy either doesn't read posts or couldn't give a monkey's for them and sets off on a tangent all of her(I think) own,that or too much sauce being consumed on an empty stomach :lol:

Sleepy needs to wake up and smell the coffee.

The Lion and Movies is always riddled with under 18's. Would it make a difference if they upped the drinking age to 21?

Yeah, it's a well known fact that only under-age drinkers cause trouble.

Well said! BENNIES ROOLS OK! :lol:

LMFAO!!!!!LOLZ!!!!!!

The Journal or The Evening Chronicle or sundays edition of The Sunday Sun all well read papers in the Newcastle and surrounding areas.

Good luck with your search

Wide of the mark.

Courtesy of The Crack Magazine:

I'm no expert on matters on matters hardcore or speedcore, but I reckon this event will be well sick!

Techno techno techno techno.

Are we going to it then?

OK that's enough of !*!@# riddles.

The New Monkey.

you sure

About what?

The Red Lion is !*!@#.

End of.

Northumberland Senior Cup

Bedlington Terriers 1 Blyth Spartans 4

Daniel Gooch, George Stevenson, Keith Perry, Doctor Pit, Jayne Middlemiss, Clevva Clothes, Dennis Todd, effete looking terriers, the feller that owns Verdi's... Can you hear me, Italian restaurant bloke?

Your boys just took one HELL of a beating!!!!!!!41!!!!!!!!!EASYONTHEGARLICMATE!!!!!!!!

Chava Scum piss heeds

Misunderstood youth movement that should lace more emo-kids and goths.

I know a little Greek

I only know one bit of it too.

How true that is, every time I come to Bedlington to visit relatives I pass that place and it takes me back to the days when the second hand washing machine shop was nexr door to it as you go towards the Monkey.

I usally use the Market Place Club when I am up there but I did go into the Market Tavern one Saturday night, at 8,15 there was me and two others in there, can't understand how it keeps open.

Well me and me fatha have just rejoined the clerb Pete, so I'll endeavour to be there next time you're home, with a foaming glass of ale awaiting you.

It was a good pub in the sixties as I recall, it had rock groups on, on a Saturday night and used to be packed by half past seven but as you say a distant memory.

You should take it over Pete, turn it into a theme bar.