OneGuyFromBarlick

Yes.
Bits of it were used in the refurbishment of the path alongside the beck. Still some bits lying in the beck.

Panic this morning my Samsung Galaxy tablet "froze", had no response to anything. Search of the internet gave me the clue what to do, hold down volume button then power button and it re-boots.

Had tea at Tempest Tuesday, packed! last minute trip to Spread Eagle organised for tonight, diet gone for a Burton again.

The reservoir does serve Barnoldswick, the water main appears above ground to cross the canal at Cockshott bridge by the marina at the rear of West Craven High School.

hartley353 wrote:Think one of the Hollies lived in Fouldridge for a while on Skipton rd, before moving round the lake, wonder if he's still there.

Bernie Calvert

Sad, a wonderful man. He grew up on The Ranch at Earby.

I too liked the Hollies, got to talk with Mr Nash a couple of times, nice man.No I wasn't a groupie, I was always with boy frineds.

Thanks to you both

A friend of mine looking for an OLD photograph of Gillians mill, as anybody got one?

you can see the entrance to Ghyll golf club top right, the barn is Low Laithe, the smaller building is the gas meter house for the factory.

Hi Wendy, which route do you take up Weets?

The sign on the gates of the old mortuary state that it was the site of the pinfold

All gone from around my area, no sign of young this year.

The meeting between Wilks, Hives and Hooker took place at The Swan and Royal Hotel in Castle Street, Clitheroe, The Swan With Two necks is in Pendleton. Rover were secretly testing engines in Waterloo Mill in Clitheroe.

Elise, I knew that the Brick School was Ouzledale Foundry club but didn't know about RR. http://oneguyfrombarlick.co.uk/gallery/image.php?album_id=9&image_id=3878 The old mortuary in Butts. I was told once that this corner was originally the Pound where stray animals were put until claimed. The...

http://oneguyfrombarlick.co.uk/gallery/image.php?album_id=9&image_id=3873 The old Croft garage on Sagin Hill. I was told once that it was originally a billiard hall but later found that Matthew Hartley (Majestic Cinema) built it as a swimming bath but had to abandon that idea when the Council r...

http://oneguyfrombarlick.co.uk/gallery/image.php?album_id=421&image_id=3668 This is a repeat but I've posted it again because in my check of the LTP2013 on the dev site I was reminded that when what was known as 'The Brick School', built by Billycock Bracewell became redundant when York Street ...

I have a friend who was a singer in a local group in the 60s who was on the same bill as Graham Nash a few times

Never mind, only love can break your heart!

Good photos Wendy

Hi Wendy, do you not have equal rights to the water supply?

Hi Wendy,
What time is it on?
Will come and look at it, will wear a red rose and have Mail on Sunday tucked under my arm.

It's at the rear of King Henry's Parlour down the side of the church

They are about, saw some at Bradley after lunch at The Slaters Arms on Saturday.

The Barlick Shroud