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RE: I am watching this old film
by pinchaque 08 May 2012
I've told this on here before but my ancestor was a priest. Chased from Ireland to Lancashire by some yokels with pitchforks for getting…
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Re: rivalry
by gilded_lil 02 May 2012
there are all sorts of rivalries between town, cities, regions, countries and son on for all sorts of reasons. as such i wondered if…
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rivalry?
by gilded_lil 02 May 2012
there are all sorts of rivalries between town, cities, regions, countries and son on for all sorts of reasons. as such i wondered if…
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rivalry
by gilded_lil 02 May 2012
there are all sorts of rivalries between town, cities, regions, countries and son on for all sorts of reasons. as such i wondered if…
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Re: 10 Day Northern England Trip - suggestions
by trytosmileveryday 23 April 2012
Below is info which we compiled for wedding guests last year which hopefully will be of interest to other visiting Manchester, I have…
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RE: La Paz - Migration Sweep
by Standanista 30 March 2012
I once had to take up position behind the bar at your place, with carnet, as a quick substitute for the regular bloke on duty, when the…
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RE: The League of Nations - What's Your Background?
by sprite 20 March 2012
+come from either Yorkshire or Lancashire.+ no danish??
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RE: The League of Nations - What's Your Background?
by littlevixen 19 March 2012
I just recently started tracing my family tree. I'm English through and through. I have French ancestors waaaaay back around 900AD but…
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RE: County of Origin Football
by jimr1 07 March 2012
Historic counties of origin, no-one would come close to Lancashire. Modern counties, a hard fought victory for Merseyside over Greater…
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County of Origin Football
by Smedder 07 March 2012
Who'd win this? Assuming use of historic counties I'd say Lancashire to beat Northumberland in the final.
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RE: UK Mortgage old hands
by pinchaque 07 March 2012
Bank Manager? This isn't the 1970s. He was a Lancashire youth called Tariq. I'm sure he'd let you take him out for cocktails though…
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RE: Spelling dilemma
by megaera 22 February 2012
'Cnut, nope, you just showed that you believe the myth that there is one Yorkshire dialect! In pockets of West Yorkshire (and East Lancashir…
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Re: Chinese Hot Pot
by travelgirl34 20 January 2012
battybilly-I haven't tried the Lancashire Hot Pot, but I looked up some photos of it and it looks amazing (yours as well)! I am a vegetarian…
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RE: Chinese Hot Pot
by battybilly 11 January 2012
Have you ever tried "Lancashire Hot Pot"? Just wondered - as your 'Hot Pot' blog shows you have a keen taste for hot pots.
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What responsibilities do human traffickers have toward their "cargo"?
by windblowner 17 October 2011
It seems to vary widely by jurisdiction. For instance, after the Morecambe Bay cockle-picking disaster of 2004 (where 23 Chinese illegals…
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RE: Indian Food
by Pizza_Wheel 10 October 2011
British curries are the best, assuming canadian ones are pretty similar to USAnian. Pataks even exports curry paste from Lancashire…
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RE: CHAMPIONS!!!!
by pubez 16 September 2011
FFS! .....And it's probably the first time in 77 years that you've posted on Lancashire Kreekeeet! What a Class One, Glory Untin, To55…
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Re: staying in Wigam (near Manchster) for a week
by acbr 24 July 2011
There's lots of places you can visit within easy reach from Wigan that would fit the description. I'd suggest heading north into Lancashire,…
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decent hiking route through the peak district?
by adam_zed 20 July 2011
Hi. In a few weeks I am planning to check out a university in Lancashire and thought I would take the opportunity on the way down to do…
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Re: UK Roadtrip
by jedder 16 July 2011
Having decided on the north of england..... i would suggest the following places : The Lakes - Ambleside/grasmere area 2 days…
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RE: 3 Days in UK
by battybilly 10 July 2011
Don't bank on it being dry in London either. Last week it saw quite a bit of rain, while The Peaks, Lakes and Lancashire had none until…
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RE: House purchase in the Uk
by battybilly 09 July 2011
Cheapest place to buy in The UK.... Blackburn (Lancashire) and surrounding areas such as Burnley, Colne and Nelson. Property prices there…
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RE: Going to Aussie Land, Take MONEY, LOTS of Money
by tony0001 08 July 2011
Last month I had a dreadful pint in Keswick, Cumbria for £3.30; a few days ago I had a superb one in Clitheroe, Lancashire for £2.15.…
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Peace pagoda monk
by lancashiresally 27 June 2011
When I was in Pokhara in 2009, like most people I climbed up to the Peace pagoda. While there, I went into the liitle temple at the top.…
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