Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it improving now
Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards Fred

On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 17:04:29 GMT, "jfp" 
wrote:


>Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it improving now
>Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards Fred
>

You are wasting your time posting this  here because < uk.local.*>
news groups, all of them, have been from the very beginning and will
be to the very end safe play areas for all sorts of raging nutters,
social malcontents, control freaks and malevolent beings. 
You may feel that they should go elsewhere but where? The asylums 
are all closed. Every so often they stop taking their medication and
go off their fucking heads. What would you have of them? Standing in
their back yards at midnight howling to the full moon and frightening
the shit out of the neighbours into the bargain? Have them running
around shafting masons, suspected vampires, werewolves, communists,
socialists, conservatives and women with vaginal warts by the dozen?
OR harmlessly making utter cunts of themselves in a uk.local group?
Lets face it what is one other cunt amongst the many?? I know what I
prefer!! The uk.local hierarchy of newsgroups is a valuable safety
valve which helps to keep society a wee bit more safe. 
You may disagree. I would be interested to hear your opinion and no
doubt would the rest of the group. Thanks in advance.
Go with God my friend....go with God...
through the hazardous pilgrimage of life.
Good and ill emanate from God.
We are all being tested my friend, all of us.
So take heart, you are not alone.

"jfp"  wrote in message 
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> Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it improving now
> Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards Fred
>

Hi Fred - please ignore the troll. Somebody who knows about Whitehaven will 
pop up and reply any minute. Probably. Either that or Edith will start 
asking you questions...

ally

"a l l y"  wrote in message
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>
> "jfp"  wrote in message
> news:xee%e.4810$9l4.3499@newsfe4-win.ntli.net...
> > Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it improving
now
> > Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards Fred
> >
> Hi Fred - please ignore the troll. Somebody who knows about Whitehaven
will
> pop up and reply any minute. Probably. Either that or Edith will start
> asking you questions...
>
> ally


Hello Fred. Welcome. Did you ever go to Kells Tanner Hop? Did you know the
best dancer up there, Sadie Rason?

Edith-danced all night.

jfp wrote:

> Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it
> improving now Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards
> Fred


I was up at Kells recently to show my wife the views from the top. It 
doesn't look much different to when I lived up that way in the mid '70s tho' 
Whitehaven's changed its facade a touch. I didn't notice Marchon had 
gone(?!) but I did notice from the St. Bees road that the roofs of Mirehouse 
were not as white as they used to be from the anhydrite. My first job out of 
college was Scientific Officer in the Research dept (Allbright and Wilson 
back then).

How could I miss that!!?

Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous redhead!!! Helluva 
hill to walk her back home from town! Happy days!

Kezzi. . .

Dirty Sanchez wrote:


> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous
> redhead!!! Helluva hill to walk her back home from town! Happy days!
>
> Kezzi. . .


Was it worth it?

Absolutely ;)

"Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
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> jfp wrote:
> > Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it
> > improving now Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards
> > Fred
>
> I was up at Kells recently to show my wife the views from the top. It
> doesn't look much different to when I lived up that way in the mid '70s
tho'
> Whitehaven's changed its facade a touch. I didn't notice Marchon had
> gone(?!) but I did notice from the St. Bees road that the roofs of
Mirehouse
> were not as white as they used to be from the anhydrite. My first job out
of
> college was Scientific Officer in the Research dept (Allbright and Wilson
> back then).
>
> How could I miss that!!?
>
> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous redhead!!!
Helluva
> hill to walk her back home from town! Happy days!
>
> Kezzi. . .


I'm glad nobody remembers my name. June Malkinson comes to mind but I just
can't place her.Corse she would have been much older than you, you being in
your late 30s. Was she your Nanny?

Edith.

"Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
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> Dirty Sanchez wrote:
>
> > Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous
> > redhead!!! Helluva hill to walk her back home from town! Happy days!
> >
> > Kezzi. . .
>
> Was it worth it?
>
> Absolutely ;)


I've had a few happy times up there too, dancing sandwich to "When I lost my
baby, I almost lost my Mind."
It lasted 2 weeks, then I got my appendix out. The only thing I lost was my
appendix and my boyfriend. He nicked off with some other lass while I was in
hospital. It took me two weeks to forget it. Isn't it nice being 14 years
old. I knew his new girlfriend. Couldn't find a nicer lass. ;)

Edith.

The Traveller wrote:

> "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
> news:433e8347$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> jfp wrote:
>>> Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it
>>> improving now Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards
>>> Fred
>>
>> I was up at Kells recently to show my wife the views from the top.
>> It doesn't look much different to when I lived up that way in the
>> mid '70s tho' Whitehaven's changed its facade a touch. I didn't
>> notice Marchon had gone(?!) but I did notice from the St. Bees
>> road that the roofs of Mirehouse were not as white as they used to
>> be from the anhydrite. My first job out of college was Scientific
>> Officer in the Research dept (Allbright and Wilson back then).
>>
>> How could I miss that!!?
>>
>> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous
>> redhead!!! Helluva hill to walk her back home from town! Happy
>> days!
>>
>> Kezzi. . .
>
> I'm glad nobody remembers my name. June Malkinson comes to mind but
> I just can't place her.Corse she would have been much older than
> you, you being in your late 30s. Was she your Nanny?
>
> Edith.


She'll be 47 now!! That'd make me... er... 38 give or take 9 years!

June Malkinson might come to mind because it's not the first time I 
mentioned her on here. She was the one, you know... Darn fool never realised 
it!!

Mind you, in those days I fancied owt in a skirt...

Kez-oats-sown

"Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
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> jfp wrote:
> > Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it
> > improving now Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards
> > Fred
>
> I was up at Kells recently to show my wife the views from the top. It
> doesn't look much different to when I lived up that way in the mid '70s
tho'
> Whitehaven's changed its facade a touch. I didn't notice Marchon had
> gone(?!) but I did notice from the St. Bees road that the roofs of
Mirehouse
> were not as white as they used to be from the anhydrite. My first job out
of
> college was Scientific Officer in the Research dept (Allbright and Wilson
> back then).
>
> How could I miss that!!?
>
> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous redhead!!!
Helluva
> hill to walk her back home from town! Happy days!
>
> Kezzi. . .
>


I think, I might have a recent picture of your June.


Smolley

"Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
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> The Traveller wrote:
> > "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
> > news:433e8347$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> >> jfp wrote:
> >>> Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it
> >>> improving now Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards
> >>> Fred
> >>
> >> I was up at Kells recently to show my wife the views from the top.
> >> It doesn't look much different to when I lived up that way in the
> >> mid '70s tho' Whitehaven's changed its facade a touch. I didn't
> >> notice Marchon had gone(?!) but I did notice from the St. Bees
> >> road that the roofs of Mirehouse were not as white as they used to
> >> be from the anhydrite. My first job out of college was Scientific
> >> Officer in the Research dept (Allbright and Wilson back then).
> >>
> >> How could I miss that!!?
> >>
> >> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous
> >> redhead!!! Helluva hill to walk her back home from town! Happy
> >> days!
> >>
> >> Kezzi. . .
> >
> > I'm glad nobody remembers my name. June Malkinson comes to mind but
> > I just can't place her.Corse she would have been much older than
> > you, you being in your late 30s. Was she your Nanny?
> >
> > Edith.
>
> She'll be 47 now!! That'd make me... er... 38 give or take 9 years!
>
> June Malkinson might come to mind because it's not the first time I
> mentioned her on here. She was the one, you know... Darn fool never
realised
> it!!
>
> Mind you, in those days I fancied owt in a skirt...
>
> Kez-oats-sown


In those days we all worw skirts, you HOUND DOG!!!!!!!!!!!

Edith.

"Smolley"  wrote in message
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>
> "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
> news:433e8347$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> > jfp wrote:
> > > Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it
> > > improving now Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards
> > > Fred
> >
> > I was up at Kells recently to show my wife the views from the top. It
> > doesn't look much different to when I lived up that way in the mid '70s
> tho'
> > Whitehaven's changed its facade a touch. I didn't notice Marchon had
> > gone(?!) but I did notice from the St. Bees road that the roofs of
> Mirehouse
> > were not as white as they used to be from the anhydrite. My first job
out
> of
> > college was Scientific Officer in the Research dept (Allbright and
Wilson
> > back then).
> >
> > How could I miss that!!?
> >
> > Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous redhead!!!
> Helluva
> > hill to walk her back home from town! Happy days!
> >
> > Kezzi. . .
> >
>
> I think, I might have a recent picture of your June.
>
>
> Smolley


Now you are in for it Kezzi.

Edith.

The Traveller wrote:

> "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
> news:433eb5d9_1@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> The Traveller wrote:
>>> "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
>>> news:433e8347$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>>>>
>>>> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous
>>>> redhead!!! Helluva hill to walk her back home from town! Happy
>>>> days!
>>>>
>>>> Kezzi. . .
>>>
>>> I'm glad nobody remembers my name. June Malkinson comes to mind
>>> but I just can't place her.Corse she would have been much older
>>> than you, you being in your late 30s. Was she your Nanny?
>>>
>>> Edith.
>>
>> She'll be 47 now!! That'd make me... er... 38 give or take 9 years!
>>
>> June Malkinson might come to mind because it's not the first time I
>> mentioned her on here. She was the one, you know... Darn fool
>> never realised it!!
>>
>> Mind you, in those days I fancied owt in a skirt...
>>
>> Kez-oats-sown
>
> In those days we all worw skirts, you HOUND DOG!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Edith.


You had a bloody lucky escape then, didn't you!! ;) All the time I spent in 
Wukkinton was either in the Slypt Disc or the Snooker Hall. Never went 
birdin' that far north.... Apart from Solway Lido in summer season, LOL!!

Kezzi-missed-out

The Traveller wrote:

> "Smolley"  wrote in message
> news:dhmgti$qjb$1@nwrdmz02.dmz.ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com...
>>
>> "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
>> news:433e8347$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>>> jfp wrote:
>>>> Hi all how is the kells area of Whitehaven these days is it
>>>> improving now Marshon has gone, and private purchasing   regards
>>>> Fred
>>>
>>> I was up at Kells recently to show my wife the views from the
>>> top. It doesn't look much different to when I lived up that way
>>> in the mid '70s tho' Whitehaven's changed its facade a touch. I
>>> didn't notice Marchon had gone(?!) but I did notice from the St.
>>> Bees road that the roofs of Mirehouse were not as white as they
>>> used to be from the anhydrite. My first job out of college was
>>> Scientific Officer in the Research dept (Allbright and Wilson
>>> back then).
>>>
>>> How could I miss that!!?
>>>
>>> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous
>>> redhead!!! Helluva hill to walk her back home from town! Happy
>>> days!
>>>
>>> Kezzi. . .
>>>
>>
>> I think, I might have a recent picture of your June.
>>
>>
>> Smolley
>
> Now you are in for it Kezzi.
>
> Edith.


Hmmmmmm..... Depends....!

Smolley wrote:

> "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
> news:433e8347$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>>
>> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous
>> redhead!!! Helluva hill to walk her back home from town! Happy
>> days!
>>
>> Kezzi. . .
>>
>
> I think, I might have a recent picture of your June.
>
> Smolley


eMail me one... I'll soon know!!

sanchez(AT)westshape(DOT)co(DOT)uk

Though she hasn't been MY June since we were at Whitehaven college
together... 1976 I last saw her.

Kezzi. . .

"Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
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> Smolley wrote:
> > "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
> > news:433e8347$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> >>
> >> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous
> >> redhead!!! Helluva hill to walk her back home from town! Happy
> >> days!
> >>
> >> Kezzi. . .
> >>
> >
> > I think, I might have a recent picture of your June.
> >
> > Smolley
>
> eMail me one... I'll soon know!!
>
> sanchez(AT)westshape(DOT)co(DOT)uk
>
> Though she hasn't been MY June since we were at Whitehaven college
> together... 1976 I last saw her.
>
> Kezzi. . .


if at all,I would be dating her Dad before June was even a twinkle in his
eye.

Grandma Edith.

"The Traveller"  wrote in message >

> if at all,I would be dating her Dad before June was even a twinkle in his
> eye.
>
> Grandma Edith.
>

 Morning Grandma!  Lovely sunny morning here. Just been to the Melton car 
boot and spent all the money. Due to have a cup of tea any minute now.  Aint 
life grand.  Have a nice day  - (as the americans are constantly exhorting 
us!)



Rex.

The Traveller wrote:

> "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
> news:433f291c$1_4@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>> Smolley wrote:
>>>
>>> I think, I might have a recent picture of your June.
>>>
>>> Smolley
>>
>> eMail me one... I'll soon know!!
>>
>> sanchez(AT)westshape(DOT)co(DOT)uk
>>
>> Though she hasn't been MY June since we were at Whitehaven college
>> together... 1976 I last saw her.
>>
>> Kezzi. . .
>
> if at all,I would be dating her Dad before June was even a twinkle
> in his eye.
>
> Grandma Edith.


Well, go on.... Did you date a Malkinson from Kells in the mid to late '50s?

Kezzi-feeling-old-now

"Norcot"  wrote in message
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>
> "The Traveller"  wrote in message >
> > if at all,I would be dating her Dad before June was even a twinkle in
his
> > eye.
> >
> > Grandma Edith.
> >
>  Morning Grandma!  Lovely sunny morning here. Just been to the Melton car
> boot and spent all the money. Due to have a cup of tea any minute now.
Aint
> life grand.  Have a nice day  - (as the americans are constantly exhorting
> us!)
>
> Rex.


Good morning me old pal, me old buddy.

+12 C here, quiet and slightly dim. Melton Car Boot, hey. Waddidyah buy?
Gowan, tell Grandma, then have yer tea.

Granny Edith.

"Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
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> The Traveller wrote:
> > "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
> > news:433f291c$1_4@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
> >> Smolley wrote:
> >>>
> >>> I think, I might have a recent picture of your June.
> >>>
> >>> Smolley
> >>
> >> eMail me one... I'll soon know!!
> >>
> >> sanchez(AT)westshape(DOT)co(DOT)uk
> >>
> >> Though she hasn't been MY June since we were at Whitehaven college
> >> together... 1976 I last saw her.
> >>
> >> Kezzi. . .
> >
> > if at all,I would be dating her Dad before June was even a twinkle
> > in his eye.
> >
> > Grandma Edith.
>
> Well, go on.... Did you date a Malkinson from Kells in the mid to late
'50s?
>
> Kezzi-feeling-old-now


No. It was a Cunningham and a Vaughan. Both very good looking lads but
obviously not for me. My future turned out quite different. We were just
kids back in the 50's that went in all different directions. My dates never
lasted more than two weeks at a time and that was considered - going
steady - in my books...titter. If I knew then what I know now.

Edith

"Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
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> >>>> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous
> >>>> redhead!!! Helluva hill to walk her back home from town! Happy
> >>>> days!
> >>>>
> >>>> Kezzi. . .
> >>>
> >>> I'm glad nobody remembers my name. June Malkinson comes to mind
> >>> but I just can't place her.Corse she would have been much older
> >>> than you, you being in your late 30s. Was she your Nanny?
> >>>
> >>> Edith.
> >>
> >> She'll be 47 now!! That'd make me... er... 38 give or take 9 years!
> >>
> >> June Malkinson might come to mind because it's not the first time I
> >> mentioned her on here. She was the one, you know... Darn fool
> >> never realised it!!
> >>
> >> Mind you, in those days I fancied owt in a skirt...
> >>
> >> Kez-oats-sown
> >
> > In those days we all wore skirts, you HOUND DOG!!!!!!!!!!!
> >
> > Edith.
>
> You had a bloody lucky escape then, didn't you!! ;) All the time I spent
in
> Wukkinton was either in the Slypt Disc or the Snooker Hall. Never went
> birdin' that far north.... Apart from Solway Lido in summer season, LOL!!
>
> Kezzi-missed-out


Mmm. I have a slipped disc. Did you see it? Solway Lido? I've heard of Ludo.
Was there a Solway Tiddleywinks too?
:9))  Did you get a badge for it?

Edith.

"The Traveller"  wrote in message >

> Good morning me old pal, me old buddy.
>
> +12 C here, quiet and slightly dim. Melton Car Boot, hey. Waddidyah buy?
> Gowan, tell Grandma, then have yer tea.
>
> Granny Edith.
>

 I bought nothing, but Erica was busy. She bought a belly dancer's belt,( 
She has a collection of belts like some women collect shoes!)  a 
hand-knitted winter hat for her mother and some pickling onions, which are 
now resplendant in their jars. Talking of pickling onions, which we prepare 
every autumn, I love them when they are about 3 weeks old. The vinegar and 
spices have just penetrated to the centres but they still taste of onions. 
Pickled onion, cheddar cheese and a piece of Melton Mowbray pork pie - 
sheer bliss!
Have a good day. We have to go shopping to the co-op for groceries, as we 
have just been paid.

Rex.

"Norcot"  wrote in message
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>
> "The Traveller"  wrote in message >
> > Good morning me old pal, me old buddy.
> >
> > +12 C here, quiet and slightly dim. Melton Car Boot, hey. Waddidyah buy?
> > Gowan, tell Grandma, then have yer tea.
> >
> > Granny Edith.
> >
>  I bought nothing, but Erica was busy. She bought a belly dancer's belt,(
> She has a collection of belts like some women collect shoes!)  a
> hand-knitted winter hat for her mother and some pickling onions, which are
> now resplendant in their jars. Talking of pickling onions, which we
prepare
> every autumn, I love them when they are about 3 weeks old. The vinegar and
> spices have just penetrated to the centres but they still taste of onions.
> Pickled onion, cheddar cheese and a piece of Melton Mowbray pork pie -
> sheer bliss!
> Have a good day. We have to go shopping to the co-op for groceries, as we
> have just been paid.
>
> Rex.


You too both.

Edith.

"The Traveller"  wrote in message


>> Pickled onion, cheddar cheese and a piece of Melton Mowbray pork pie -
>> sheer bliss!
>> Have a good day. We have to go shopping to the co-op for groceries, as we
>> have just been paid.
>>
>> Rex.
>
> You too both.
>
> Edith.
>

 We are back and disappointed. We needed some more pickling vinegar but 
could we get any? The Co-op - who are selling pickling onions- Summerfield 
and  Tesco - all have none. They are useless, our supermarkets. We have 
three medium sized ones with limited stock ranges whereas one super sized 
one would have probably stocked everything.
This afternoon we will have to go to Corby (About ten miles away) where 
there is a large Asda. Wish us luck.

Rex.

"Norcot"  wrote in message
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>
> "The Traveller"  wrote in message
>
> >> Pickled onion, cheddar cheese and a piece of Melton Mowbray pork pie -
> >> sheer bliss!
> >> Have a good day. We have to go shopping to the co-op for groceries, as
we
> >> have just been paid.
> >>
> >> Rex.
> >
> > You too both.
> >
> > Edith.
> >
>  We are back and disappointed. We needed some more pickling vinegar but
> could we get any? The Co-op - who are selling pickling onions- Summerfield
> and  Tesco - all have none. They are useless, our supermarkets. We have
> three medium sized ones with limited stock ranges whereas one super sized
> one would have probably stocked everything.
> This afternoon we will have to go to Corby (About ten miles away) where
> there is a large Asda. Wish us luck.
>
> Rex.


Good luck. Dtive carefully. (Next time, use wine ;)

Edith, experimentingly

"The Traveller"  wrote in message


>> This afternoon we will have to go to Corby (About ten miles away) where
>> there is a large Asda. Wish us luck.
>>
>> Rex.
>
> Good luck. Dtive carefully. (Next time, use wine ;)
>
> Edith, experimentingly
>

 Hurray!  The pickled onion is saved! We have spiced vinegar!  What's this 
rubbish about using wine? Another quaint Norwegian custom?

Rex.

"Norcot"  wrote in message
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>
> "The Traveller"  wrote in message
>
> >> This afternoon we will have to go to Corby (About ten miles away) where
> >> there is a large Asda. Wish us luck.
> >>
> >> Rex.
> >
> > Good luck. Dtive carefully. (Next time, use wine ;)
> >
> > Edith, experimentingly
> >
>  Hurray!  The pickled onion is saved! We have spiced vinegar!  What's this
> rubbish about using wine? Another quaint Norwegian custom?
>
> Rex.


No. Just one of my ideas.

Edith-got drunk on pickles.

"The Traveller"  wrote in message >>  Hurray!  The pickled 
onion is saved! We have spiced vinegar!  What's this

>> rubbish about using wine? Another quaint Norwegian custom?
>>
>> Rex.
>
> No. Just one of my ideas.
>
> Edith-got drunk on pickles.
>

 Got pickled, don't you mean?

Rex

Norcot wrote:


>  We are back and disappointed. We needed some more pickling vinegar but 
> could we get any? The Co-op - who are selling pickling onions- Summerfield 
> and  Tesco - all have none. They are useless, our supermarkets. We have 
> three medium sized ones with limited stock ranges whereas one super sized 
> one would have probably stocked everything.
> This afternoon we will have to go to Corby (About ten miles away) where 
> there is a large Asda. Wish us luck.
> 
> Rex. 
> 
> 

I'd have thought that Sainsbury's would have it, and I'm very surprised 
that Tesco didn't.

Jp

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>
> "The Traveller"  wrote in message >>  Hurray!  The
pickled
> onion is saved! We have spiced vinegar!  What's this
> >> rubbish about using wine? Another quaint Norwegian custom?
> >>
> >> Rex.
> >
> > No. Just one of my ideas.
> >
> > Edith-got drunk on pickles.
> >
>  Got pickled, don't you mean?
>
> Rex


Oh, shoot! Yes.

Edith up and making dinner-8 am. Think I've gone crackers.

"The Traveller"  wrote in message


>

 Think I've gone crackers.



>

 Not a very long journey, I'd guess.

Rex

"Jpinny"  wrote in message >>

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> I'd have thought that Sainsbury's would have it, and I'm very surprised 
> that Tesco didn't.
>
> Jp


Unfortunately there is no Sainsburys in this area. But Asda at Corby did 
have some. So, the onions are now done and awaiting the time to eat them.

Rex.

"Norcot"  wrote in message
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>
> "The Traveller"  wrote in message
>
> >
>  Think I've gone crackers.
>
>
> >
>  Not a very long journey, I'd guess.
>
> Rex
>


Nae lad. It was done in a jiffy.

Edith :) on a sunny morning.

All things bright and beautiful
All creatures great and small
All things wize and wnderful
The lor....huh?

"Norcot"  wrote in message
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>
> "Jpinny"  wrote in message >>
> >>
> > I'd have thought that Sainsbury's would have it, and I'm very surprised
> > that Tesco didn't.
> >
> > Jp
>
> Unfortunately there is no Sainsburys in this area. But Asda at Corby did
> have some. So, the onions are now done and awaiting the time to eat them.
>
> Rex.
>

and after the test - Asdas is best.

Esdith.

"Jpinny"  wrote in message 
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> Norcot wrote:
>>
>>
> I'd have thought that Sainsbury's would have it, and I'm very surprised 
> that Tesco didn't.
>

Tesco seem to have a nasty habit of delisting things if not enough people 
are buying them.

ally

Norcot wrote:

> "Jpinny"  wrote in message >>
> 
>>I'd have thought that Sainsbury's would have it, and I'm very surprised 
>>that Tesco didn't.
>>
>>Jp
> 
> 
> Unfortunately there is no Sainsburys in this area. But Asda at Corby did 
> have some. So, the onions are now done and awaiting the time to eat them.
> 
> Rex. 
> 
> 

Excellent, otherwise I was going to suggest making your own with 
Pickling Spices.

Jp

"Jpinny"  wrote in message >>

>>
> Excellent, otherwise I was going to suggest making your own with Pickling 
> Spices.
>
> Jp


I'm afraid non of the local shops have that either these days. Times change 
from when I started in pharmacy and we sold all of these spices.

Rex.

Dirty Sanchez wrote:

> Smolley wrote:
>> "Dirty Sanchez"  wrote in message
>> news:433e8347$1_3@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...
>>>
>>> Ah, Kells.... June Malkinson. That was her name. Gorgeous
>>> redhead!!! Helluva hill to walk her back home from town! Happy
>>> days!
>>>
>>> Kezzi. . .
>>>
>>
>> I think, I might have a recent picture of your June.
>>
>> Smolley
>
> eMail me one... I'll soon know!!
>
> sanchez(AT)westshape(DOT)co(DOT)uk
>
> Though she hasn't been MY June since we were at Whitehaven college
> together... 1976 I last saw her.
>
> Kezzi. . .


I've given up on waiting fer a photie!! Tracked June down and just had a 
brief email from her!

Kezzi-super-sleuth