Half Map Half Biscuit
I should have done this myself, but I was beaten to it by Stuart Vallantine of East of the M60 who’s done a fine job. Clicky on the link under the map for the full thing.
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126 Letters Sent:
Neil G
Newton Abbot doesn’t get a mention. Nor does Dawlish. Those came to mind quite quickly. I’m sure there are other omissions.
Jan 27th, 2009
Chris The Siteowner
And we shouldn’t get too parochial: what about Stavanger, Malmo, Enschede, Esch and Strømsgodset?
Jan 27th, 2009
Neil G
Not to mention Ghent.
Jan 27th, 2009
Ben
Nor Dundalk, perhaps it’s a work in progress like this site before we ALL get a bit too precious.
Jan 27th, 2009
Rob
Can’t see any mention of Bridgwater. Or Uffington. Or Sierra Leone.
Jan 27th, 2009
Richard
and Zeal Monachorum. Had a caravan there once.
Jan 27th, 2009
Paul F
Does it matter that it has the A552 (Nove on the Sly) but not Woodchurch Lane (Uffington Wassail)?
Jan 28th, 2009
Paul F
She stayed with me until
She moved to Notting Hill
Jan 28th, 2009
Charles Exford
I love it – GREAT WORK – another long-imagined project I would have never got round to doing myself. 114 songs and a map, picked over by pedants. So off the top of me head here’s a few more :
Bulbarrow Hill ?
Malmesbury on the Southern Edge of Salisbury Plain ?
Wem ?
Leominster ?
Three Cocks ?
Possibly also worth including are the 41 and 113 bus routes from ‘Little in the way of Sunshine’, which because of the mention of Duff Leg Bryn (of Wem) are almost certainly in Shropshire.
Though I must admit I have often wondered if the 113 should have been 513, as the latter goes from the same Whitchurch depot as the 41 (and would locate the staff canteen photo firmly in Whitchurch), through Duff Leg’s Wem, and would get Bryn to Shrewsbury where ample transport connections are available for Leominster.
Jan 28th, 2009
Paul F
This is superb – you mention a place on here and minutes later it’s on the map!
How about St Ives (Cambridgeshire)? Ely is there, but no St Ives.
Jan 28th, 2009
Paul F
And Macchynleth (sp?).
Jan 28th, 2009
Richard
Where Paul Ross lives
Jan 28th, 2009
Chris The Siteowner
It’s becoming like one of those celebrity stalking maps, except we’re stalking NB57′s holidays. Top work Stuart for getting all these suggestions on so quickly.
Jan 28th, 2009
Richard
Yes, its brilliant. We still need one for Bridgwater, as mentioned by Rob.
Oh, and Luton. ie Luton Town / Millwall 1985. So Millwall too at a push. (although I assume the re- enactment should have taken place at Luton at in this context Millwall is only a football club rather than a location).
Jan 28th, 2009
Dave F.
Ah, the beautiful sparkling healthy spa water of Bath, in Avon. But of course now in B&NES.
Jan 28th, 2009
Dave F.
Am I being stupid here? It says it’s user created. but I logged on & went to the map but can’t find a way to enter a location. What am I doing wrong?
Jan 28th, 2009
Simon
Top work, Stuart. Here are mine: Broadstairs, Kazakhstan and Rome (to see the pope).
Jan 28th, 2009
Chris The Siteowner
@Dave F: I don’t think anyone other than the map creator can add stuff, so I hope Stuart has a lot of time on his hands.
Jan 28th, 2009
Richard
Budapest (I was a teenage armchair Honved fan)
Jan 28th, 2009
Richard
The wailing wall, Jerusalem
Jan 28th, 2009
dj
stranraer (my home town) from jarg armani
Jan 29th, 2009
John Anderson
Great stuff. I think the foam party reference is to San Antonio in Ibiza rather San Antonio Texas! You could also include Palermo (Sicily) re the brothel storming in the same song.
Jan 29th, 2009
Dave F.
@Chris The Siteowner
You’re right, could be a busy time for Stuart.
@Stuart
Are you picking up the suggestions from here?
“You call Glastonbury, Glasto”…
I think the pin for this should be a the Pyramid stage, as the lyrics are referring to the festival rather than the town itself.
Jan 31st, 2009
Dave F.
Parbold, Wigan
Billing Aquadrome, Northhampton
Jan 31st, 2009
BarcaBlade
Prague (Dukla) – if we’re counting the football references
Jan 31st, 2009
Stephen Crossman
Good work all.
The Quantock Hills (in Somerset) from Joy Division Oven Gloves.
And very importantly my farm (close to Dunster, West Somerset) because that’s where the signs for “Asparagus next left” and the arrows to “new potatoes” were seen.
Both from Achtung Bono!
Feb 1st, 2009
Ian in Colorado
Spectacular, bravo.
Do we need one for the Isle of Thanet, or does Broadstairs cover that?
Feb 2nd, 2009
Ian in Colorado
Oh….The Vatican?
Feb 2nd, 2009
Ian in Colorado
Mansfield, with their very own Steve Malkmus……
New York (Skiffle).
Better pick a Caribbean beach, too. And Kent, Gwent, Senegal.
Feb 2nd, 2009
Alan K
T for Tennessee requires a flag I think, as does the small
village of Threecocks near Twmpa in South East Wales!
Feb 2nd, 2009
Steve
Am I just being dim, but I can’t find the Ogwyn Lake (Llyn Ogwyn) – perfect for a five mile hike around, if you have restless legs.
Feb 4th, 2009
Annie
What about Farnborough, as mentioned in “…..Gobshite”
Feb 4th, 2009
porkpie
excellent work, also you can add Saltergate (Chesterfield FCs ground) from 4 skinny indie kids.
Feb 4th, 2009
problem chimp
set Norfolk and it’s cold
Godzilla eats Diss
(plus nothing-much-next-the-sea,
i saw jesus but he didn’t see me
which i always assumed was wells-next-the-sea)
Feb 4th, 2009
Rob
Sierra Leone, a gentleman can find his way home from here but he’d be lost without an inside pocket
Feb 4th, 2009
Steve
And let’s not forget wave rage on Fistral Beach (Surging Out Of Convalescence)
Feb 4th, 2009
Steve
I’m not sure how easy this one’s going to be, but …
“Brian’s not home, he’s at the North Pole”
- Eno Collaboration
Feb 6th, 2009
Steve
You’ve got Enschede, but what about Waragem and Malmo!!
Feb 6th, 2009
Steve
“Upon Westminster Bridge” mentions Hampstead, Edgware Road and the Dead Sea. But you’ve already spotted the ‘pulled up at Bangor-on-Dee’.
While I’m here, “I’d like to warn your readers, Stapely Water Gardens, A nice day out but best to take a flask” (Letters Sent)
And “Twydale’s Lament” namechecks “Warwick Arts Centre”
I’m now going off to get a life.
Feb 6th, 2009
Joe
Just a couple.
The Backs, Cambridge – Blood on the Quad
Papworth Everard – I left my heart in papworth general
Feb 6th, 2009
Dave F.
(Alan) Brazil. – Yes, I know that’s stretching it a bit.
A47, which also stretches, from Birmingham to Great Yarmouth.
Feb 7th, 2009
Dave F.
South America & Iceland (Eno).
why Cuba has a tag but Iceland, I don’t know
Same with (West) Indies which isn’t, but Andes is.
The Camden Falcon (Get Kramer)
River Dee (Brain May). Not sure if it’s the one in through Chester or Aberdeenshire.
Stuart tags the N. Wales one as being quoted in Doreen but I can’t make it out. Just a nod to it with pleasure boats.
Sca Fell. (Doreen) Not Scafell Pike which is a different hillock.
Spain (Look Dad, No Tunes)
Senegal (Bob Wilson) is listed but not Kent or Gwent.
Blackpool (Lilac Harry Quinn) where Radiohead were ahead of many council by turning of all the lights.
Camber Sands (Lark Rising)
Rocky Mountains (Worried Man Blues)
Kansas (New York Skiffle) There’s a shack there, supposedly.
CBGB’s (NYS) A club famous for…. Oh, you know.
Stranraer (Jarg Armani)
Ghent, Belgium (I went to a Wedding)
Apologies if any of these have already been posted.
I’ve just got back from getting out more…
Feb 7th, 2009
zertrudetrout
3 local ones for me
“knutsford city limits” – m6ster
“in my bedroom in nantwich” – look dad no tunes
“let me hear you spell wilmslow, boy” – 24 hour garage people (peel session)
Feb 8th, 2009
Poolio
Keeping it European and a 2nd mention for Amsterdam with,
The Melkweg – where, if you’re particularly lucky, you might just see popular 70s punk outfit PragVec playing!
Feb 9th, 2009
Poolio
Is there a Buena Vista Social Club – or was that just the bands name?
Feb 9th, 2009
Corn-a-moose
Completists need both Poles. Brian’s gone to the North, and Shackleton didn’t quite make it to the South.
Rorke’s Drift could put another pin in the Southern Hemisphere.
Feb 9th, 2009
Mr Larrington
Poolio asks:
“Is there a Buena Vista Social Club – or was that just the bands name?”
There was a BVSC, in Havana, but the post-revolutionary Socialist Fiends had a policy of closing such places down. It seems to have disappeared in the early sixties and no-one now remembers where precisely it was.
Feb 10th, 2009
Dave the Train
“Trying to get to Parbold for a quarter past seven / and it isn’t going to happen” and “I hear you’re going to Billing Aquadrome”. See Dave F Jan 31st. Both from “Epiphany”, Peel Session 16th Nov 2004; not sure where else it appears. For the record, I drive trains to Parbold.
Feb 10th, 2009
Simon
Y is for Yate…
Feb 11th, 2009
Poolio
Earls Court – For a problem chimp at the “Ideal Home Show”
Feb 11th, 2009
Poolio
Totnes Bickering Fair… has anyone got a list of where’s been spotted (without having to trawl through the map)?
Feb 11th, 2009
Poolio
If you’re having Alan BRAZIL then I think Kendo NAGASAKI is a shoe in!
Feb 12th, 2009
Poolio
Sting singing on the roof of the Barbican….
I’ll never listen to HMHB the same again…
Feb 12th, 2009
Neil G
Er, Poolio, shouldn’t that be a ‘shoo in’, rather than a ‘shoe in’?
Feb 12th, 2009
zertrudetrout
Upon Westminster Bridge
the fireworks lighting up the [houses of parliament], death in [trafalgar square]
Feb 12th, 2009
Rob
Rampton gets a mention in Vitas Gerulaitis.
Vitas Gerulaitis is itself a small village in Patagonia.
Feb 12th, 2009
Matt
What about Pen Y Ghent which is in Lord Herefords Knob. Both mountains of course the aforementioned in Yorkshire.
Filey (also in Yorkshire) is mentioned in another but can’t remember which.
Feb 13th, 2009
Dave F.
In Even men with steel hearts….
It mentions ‘From Magdalene to Sellafield’
Would I be correct in thinking Magdalene would be the college at Cambridge Uni?
Also in the same lyrics Dock Road is mentioned which is next to Birkenhead’s err… docks.
Feb 16th, 2009
Poolio
Neil G: “Er, Poolio, shouldn’t that be a ‘shoo in’, rather than a ‘shoe in’?”
He’s right you know… always wondered about the origin of the phrase.
historically to do with ‘shoo-ing’ a horse over the line – of a pre-fixed race – enlightened, thanks Mr G – now shoo!!
Feb 16th, 2009
Poolio
Page 19 of todays Manchester Metro:
Best things in life:
At long last someone has created a Google map of every place ever mentioned in a Half Man Half Biscuit Song.
Fame at last?…
Feb 18th, 2009
dj
…it also gets a mention on scurrilous celeb gossip site popbitch today
Link (but you’ll probably have missed it by now!)
Feb 18th, 2009
Jim Clark
Rock City, Notts?
And let’s not forget the whole A47.
Feb 18th, 2009
Dave F.
and they go to Umbria with Carol…
Emerging From Gorse
It’s in Italy, don’t you know.
Feb 19th, 2009
Charles Exford
@ myself (there’s nothing like being pedantic about your own geographical errors):
as I said above, my reference to “Malmesbury” was off the top of me head and should of course have been “Amesbury” in Climie Fisher. But nor is it “Avebury” as arrowed on Stuart’s map. All of them wonderfully atmospheric places steeped in ancient history and legend. [ I think the reason I wrongly associated Malmesbury with HMHB has to do with the fact that it was in Malmesbury Abbey that King Athelstan's great victory over the Danes, Scots, Norwegian Wools, etc. on a Wirral golf course in 937 is commemorated. One of several battles in the 9th and 10th centuries that decided which language we all speak as much as Hastings did, you know. ]
@ Dave F “Magdalene” is indeed the Cambridge college, “Magdalen” without the “e” being in Oxford (arguably a more famous and bigger college, so statistically more likely to be the one?). Legend has it that the Cambridge college added the “e” cos it was sicking of its post going to Oxford and vice versa. On the other hand both of them are pronounced “maudlin” so who knows ?
See also my lost post about “The Backs” being in Cambridge but Cambridge not having “quads”, which spookily ended up in another thread
Feb 20th, 2009
Charles Exford
“it was sicking of” !??!
Must do better, Exford (especially as I’m writing this while doing an external inspection visit at an English language school in Dublin).
Feb 20th, 2009
dj
i got lost in newfoundland – little in the way of sunshine
Feb 20th, 2009
Dave F.
“And they’ll get back from Copenhagen…”
Fear My Wraith
One disappointing statue…
Feb 21st, 2009
Dave F.
“Oh Dracula comes from Transylvania..”
Fuckin’ ‘Ell It’s Fred Titmus.
Why has Fear My Wraith been tagged with Colchester?
I mean, to start with I thought the map was for places, not people & anyway Bobby Svarc played for many clubs other than this one, & he was born in Leicester .
And the line “I read the news today oh boy” that is quoted is surely referring to Blackburn.
However, if you want to do people….
Feb 21st, 2009
grim
@Exford: Understandable, I’d say – after all it’s the “Duke of Marlborough pub at Amesbury,” and it’s all too easy to stick the “Mar” sound on to “bury,” and arrive at somewhere quite wrong, even though seemingly quite right.
I don’t see a pin in Detroit yet, but maybe that’s because we’re all refusing to worship there. Likewise, the Frankfurt jazz-tip scene. (Nove On The Sly, of course.)
Feb 22nd, 2009
Michael
“He sang a salty song about a girl from Bangalore” – 27 yards of Dental Floss.
I feel bad nitpicking after such a grand effort, though!
Feb 22nd, 2009
Dave F.
Ballad of Climie Fisher:
“…Norbury, South London.”
“…Canterbury Spur”
Feb 22nd, 2009
Ben
Nairobi (Slums)
Thy Damnation Slumbereth Not
Feb 22nd, 2009
Alan K
Neither of The Glyders (Fach or Fawr) are mentioned, from Evening of Swing
Mar 4th, 2009
Charles Exford
@ Dave F – we’re not doing people – the song specifically namechecks Layer (Road) in Colchester, but not Leicester or Blackburn.
Today I’ve mostly been CQTM about the two San Antonio’s on the map. I’m glad he stopped at just the two.
Mar 4th, 2009
MickeyMo
‘Gipton’ teenagers?
Mar 7th, 2009
Uncle Greg
The North of Scotland is a bit bare…
Elgin, Nairn and Brora (Multitude)
Stromness (Shropshire Lad)
Also
Biarritz (Two Chevrons)
Mar 8th, 2009
Dave F.
“the song specifically namechecks Layer (Road) in Colchester”
Ah! I really should pay attention more.
Mar 9th, 2009
Ted
Reykjavik… where the Chief Executive is ‘fresh from’ (ITMA).
Mar 10th, 2009
Wam
Heres A Few I Found:
Swindon – “A swindon council estate” – Breaking News
Australia – “Every Day is Australia Day” – A Country Practice
Berkshire – “A Berkshire Trout River” – A Country Practice
Chad – “£50 to Chad” – Petty Sessions
Henman Hill – “And a storm broke over Henman Hill” – Evening Of Swing (Has Been Cancelled)
Aldershot – “Sheepskin nose-band, kids in Aldershot” – Them’s The Vagaries
Mar 17th, 2009
Poolio
Parbold and Billing Aquadrome – Epiphany from Peel Session.
Mar 17th, 2009
Poolio
Take the 20:40 boxcar to “Bude” – Hair like Brian May Blues
Mar 17th, 2009
Poolio
Ghent – I went to a wedding – Saucy Haulage Ballads
There’s my hat-trick for the day!
Mar 17th, 2009
Charles Exford
@ Uncle Greg (March 8th, above),
The above comment suggests you know the lyrics to the most difficult verse of “Multitude”, a song which we don’t yet have on this site ? I’ve just been trying to work it out but I don’t have my slowy-down-CD machine during the hols.
(I wonder if you’ve e-mailed Uncle Greg about this, Chris ?)
Anyway, is it possibly something like:
Where the ******* *** of Keith
In a sidestreet has no beef
With Elgin, Nairn or Brora any more?
(must admit before Greg’s post I thought of ‘Cawdor’, realised it wasn’t, and now I realise the clue was in the Highland League table all along – BRORA )
***** *** it’s not ‘transit van’ is it ? Sounds more like “tranted”.
As in a a transit van bringing regional league fans to an away game ?
As in “You must have come in a transit” ? (etc)
Apr 6th, 2009
Charles Exford
Soz I meant to write “transit full” not “transit van”.
It isn’t that, anyway, but it’s something like that !
Apr 6th, 2009
Mr Larrington
Iceland’s on there, but Reykjavik surely deserves a mention as the palce from whence the Chief Executive has come in “ITMA”.
Apr 9th, 2009
Mr Larrington
Oh, and Calcutta (or whatever it’s called these days) – “the children of the Calcutta railways” – National Shite Day
Apr 9th, 2009
Dave F.
Earth (UWB)
Not sure where Stuart should stick his marker
Apr 10th, 2009
Wam
Heres some more:
Warwick Arts Centre – “Before heading north to Warwick Arts Centre” – Twydale’s Lament
Stapely Water Gardens – “Stapely Water Gardens; A nice day out but best to take a flask” – Letters Sent
Cemaes Bay – “Wide berth Akabusi at Cemaes Bay” – On Reaching The Wensum
Apr 13th, 2009
Mr Larrington
Arimathea, where the hosteller named Malcolm came from. Someone with a better memory than mine might be able to remember which song it’s from. The only problem then is to determine where Arimathea actually *is*, though I suspect it’s now a suburb of Jerusalem.
Apr 14th, 2009
Neil G
Mr. Larrington,
I believe it’s from Doreen.
Apr 14th, 2009
Jan
Presumably the Rollright Stones (24 Hour Garage People) can be found in either Great Rollright (SP326310), or Little Rollright (SP300310)?
Apr 15th, 2009
Dave F.
Jan
If you go to Stuart’s excellent site, you’ll see that it’s pinpointed to the millimetre.
You’re not the only one who seems unaware of its location, with the Stones’ official site claiming it’s next to the A99!
Apr 15th, 2009
Steve Malkmoose
OK so where exactly is Trumpton then, not to mention Chigley!
Apr 16th, 2009
COLIN
It’s near Camberwick Green, silly
Apr 16th, 2009
grilly
i was thinking of ‘i’ll be busking this at embankment tube tomorrow’ from Epiphany, and wondered… should there be a hmhb google calendar, for notable hmhb dates and such like? eg, january 4th, epiphany. um… i’l get back to you if i find any more…
Jun 7th, 2009
Sim
I’m not quite sure why the Wrekin is marked where it is but it’s way out!
The Wrekin is just south of the A5 between Shrewsbury and Telford, this marker needs to be moved to the correct location!
Also, as a Shropshire Lad, there is no marker for Wem from “Country Practice”, “Duff Leg Bryn had drank too much again, Most of Wem was steering clear of him”. Wem is a small market town, which used to have a thriving brewing industry, just north of Shrewsbury.
By the way, can you add to this map yourself or just submit suggestions?
Love this site and the map, keep up the good work all you HMHB pedants out there!!!!!
Sep 4th, 2009
Sim
I’ll give you the grid ref., you might like to go, SJ 628 081.
Tonight I’ll be sitting on top of The Wrekin!
Doesn’t quite have the same ring!! ;o)
Sep 5th, 2009
steve nicholls
I love this. A labour of love, nice one Stuart.
I can’t think of anything that isn’t already there, although the flag for Matlock Bath seems to be in the North Sea. It’s a couple of miles south of Matlock in Derbyshire – you have to magnify the map a bit.
Jan 18th, 2010
steve nicholls
Oh, hang on, what about Blackpool?
“Some day, some say, one of these fine nights, the council’s gonna ask Radiohead to switch off the Blackpool lights”
Jan 18th, 2010
Swanaldo
How about the South Pole, as in ‘Shackleton retreated close to’?
Jan 20th, 2010
Mr Larrington
He wasn’t /that/ close to the Pole, though…
Jan 20th, 2010
Swanaldo
…and, to my shame, someone’s already suggested it above.
Note to self: read entire thread before posting.
Jan 20th, 2010
Andy
Any chance of including Dumfries? From M6ster. Don’t know of any other songs to mention it.
Feb 1st, 2010
Dave F.
27 Yards Of Dental Floss
“…I’ve got the Plymouth outside”
A car company named after Plymouth Rock where the pilgrims landed stateside.
Mar 10th, 2010
michael
The Caves of Drach, Majorca’s greatest caves.
Mar 14th, 2010
Precocious Mckenzie
“A rented house in Brooke Street”…somewhere in the West End of Derby. Site of Charlie Hudsons pigeon loft – “King of Rome”.
Mar 28th, 2010
Alan K
“Yeah that was me, down at Camber Sands
Signing in to my chalet as
J Buckley
J Buckley
J Buckley”
Unlikely… yes, Buckley, Flintshire exists. Well worth a tag, I reckon!!
Mar 28th, 2010
Charles Exford
But surely they don’t count if it’s not actually referring to the place ? Otherwise we’ll have chaos, and here’s just a few off the top of me head: Hull as in Rod Hull, Chester and Barnes (as in Chester Barnes), Rosenthal (town in Germany), Cadiz (as in Amoco), Sparta (as in “I for one feel spartan & monastic”). And more off the top of me google: Burgh in Argyllshire (as in Chris de), Faraday (somewhere north of Melbourne Australia), Belltower (Montana, USA), and somewhere called Armani (a tiny hamlet in Latvia). Not to mention Akabusi Close in Croydon (on the same estate, I kid you not, as Christie Drive, Pickering Gardens, etc).
So I’d go Plymouth no, Buckley no.
Mar 29th, 2010
Chris The Siteowner
Looking for other lists? We’ve got a page for all this list-making now.
Apr 9th, 2010
Dave F.
Get Kramer:
“unbalanced Lincoln woman”
Apr 10th, 2010
Dave F.
Badminton. The game was named after the House/Village in Gloucestershire.
Apr 10th, 2010
Chris Warwick
Everyone seems to have forgotten Wantage (possibly because you can’t get Teenage Eskimo there….)
Jul 27th, 2010
Dave F.
No Chris, it’s because it’s already marked on the map. Click the link below the map above.
Jul 27th, 2010
Ricardo
Matlock Bath appears to be located in the North Sea, ten miles south-east of Sunderland.
Jul 27th, 2010
Chris Warwick
Oops, sorry, hidden behind Uffington… Needed to zoom in a bit
Jul 27th, 2010
Ricardo
From new songs aired on last night’s BBC6 session
Watership Down
Belgium
Poundbury
Cornbury
Zurich
Harpurhey
Wick
Ilfracombe
Riga
Aug 12th, 2010
Bobwilsonanchorman
Tommys House Eco House, Knoydart!
Aug 15th, 2010
David
from an initial glance – Switzerland obviously nude
From ‘C.O.R.G.I Registered Friends’
“December sees Kitzbuehel
Clad in Lowe Alpine”
Kitzbuehel – a major ski resort in Switzerland
Oct 6th, 2010
David
Whoops, sorry. got that all wrong.
Kitzbühel is in Austria not Switzerland, and ‘Ralph’s in Brize Norton’ – also from C.O.R.G.I Registered friends’
May 2nd, 2011
Gregg Z
“The Lakes” as in “Week in the Lakes/reasonable rates/Early September”
–”Dead Men Don’t Need Season Tickets”
I hear it’s lovely. Cumbria and such-like.
May 28th, 2011
SmileyD
Sorry to say you’ve mis-located(?) the South Downs – they run from Winchester (Hants) to Eastbourne (East Sussex). Guildford (Surrey) is adjacent to the North Downs. I know it seems a minor point but that will at least put Sussex on the map.
Jun 12th, 2011
Mart. Davies
Tried to visit Zeal Monochorum whilst on holiday a few miles away, Autumn 2010. Thought it would be a personal landmark visitation and fitting tribute to ‘our mighty Biscuit’, with a possible pint to match/accompany me: Unfortunately drove straight through, such was the anonymity of said pseudo holiday resort! Heard from a ‘local’, they were proposing turning it in to a holiday village of sorts. Better ensure it is better road-signed next time. ‘Muffa’.
Sep 6th, 2011
Mr Larrington
Snailbeach, Montgomery, the Stiperstones…
Sep 30th, 2011
FrankLloydReich
trainspotters
Oct 8th, 2011
Dave Wiggins
So it’s aggro you’re after eh, ‘Frank’? We know what your type are like, so don’t ever come near this site. We have a few cyberspace loonies on here, who will run you all over the virtual highway.
Oct 8th, 2011
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