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The only appointments I get now is to my heart specialist or cardiologist lol

Is there a particular time that is best to look and is it true that although it might not be visible to the human eye if you use camera on your phone it might pick it up? Or is this media rubbish?? Thanks Mick

Not been on Renfe for a few years but last time I bought tickets at the station and was told to activate the tickets at a machine on platform before boarding.. don't know if you still have to Mick

Was so gutted.. was bidding on the naturals dont just stand there and was top bidder until I had my GP appointment regarding my heart medications. Which over ran and by the time I got out it was finished. I'm trying to decide if medications or records are more important 50 50 at the moment lol Couldn't say to GP. Give me a few minutes I need to bid on a 45 I've been looking for ages

It's almost 50 years so thanks mate

Hi Peter. Sorry but don't remember this. But have very vague memories of soul nights. So could be the same. But I sort of remember a shop which had boxes of northern at the back. It was on Victoria Avenue. If my screen shot is wrong please let me know Best regards mick

It is. But it's a very strange version

Well if you want to go to a wedding every weekend and hear red red wine, come on Eileen and Billy Ocean and a bit of ABBA that's fine by me. But don't push the same old same old oldies down my throat.. as after wigan I carried on with this scene and heard the best music played. If you want oldies put an oldies cd on repeat if it keeps you happy. Sorry but since the casino closed the scene has evolved more than you can imagine.

Totally agree. I went wigan a few times and the only time it was busy was the oldies niters. After it closed a lot of people stopped going and a new crowd appeared and we had oddfellows, Stafford, Clifton hall, 100 club ,winter gardens, Leighton buzzard, hinckley, Blackburn to name a few. This is when we had djs playing so much awesome music from underplayed oldies to modern, crossover, Latin soul, beat ballads and of course the rare ones. We were spoilt. And now everyone wants to ram the Wigan oldies down our throats. There's more than the 70s to this scene, it has evolved so much since then . If you want oldies fine but leave the rest of us to enjoy the scene as it is.

The b side to the Boss four walking by is by the earthmen and it's really physcadelic and weird. Mick

Hi Peter I remember the photo but don't remember names. Who's the lad with towel round his neck and what is the name of the lad on left of the photo as I spent a few nights at his house.. and what was the name of the lad who owned/ran a clothes shop on the main street?? No wonder I remember who you are. I remember having photos taken with you all. Shame I'm not in the one posted

This makes a lot of sense. My parents had a caravan at saltfleet and I knew lots of soulies from Mablethorpe, so that's why I remember you along with many others

This makes a lot of sense. My parents had a caravan at saltfleet and I knew lots of soulies from Mablethorpe, so that's why I remember you along with many others

Thank you Pete. Since lockdown it has become my place of enjoyment and relaxation especially with not so good health nowadays. the veg tastes so good especially as I use no chemicals and be totally organic.. once it was dug over it only costs a few pounds a year on seeds and I get so much from it in many ways. Take care Mick

Personally I've not noticed as many wasps but I grow lots of veg which attracts a lot of butterflies especially cabbage whites. Have noticed a lot of dragon flies lately, had loads of flying ants in July. My neighbours feed birds so we get loads of different finches, blue tit's and great tit's along with blackbirds, sparrows and starlings etc . Also had a pair of common wood peckers and as I sleep with the window open I hear a cuckoo every dawn chorus. I only live a few miles south of Leicester city centre, maybe another couple of miles away from countryside. I think I'm lucky to see so much variety of animals. Here's a picture of my garden with the veg growing