I'm a big fan. Gateway to the peaks
I moved to near Buxton from Manchester, and saw quantities of rain I had hitherto only imagined. We have recently had to have bigger gutters put on the house to deal with it all.I passed through Buxton again earlier, it was still raining.
Why isn't this in the Buxton forum?
Did you see the nutter with the moped carrying 8 massive water containers? He fills up several times a week, and wobbles off up the road.I like Buxton, been a couple of times. Nice clean air. Had a few pints and some refreshing spring water from the gob of that lion fountain in the square.
You can't say that in here. You have to go to the question subforum of the minor gripe forum.
Did you see the nutter with the moped carrying 8 massive water containers? He fills up several times a week, and wobbles off up the road.
..and appear in person at Buxton Town Hall between 11am and 12,30 pm on a Tue or Thur to file the necessary paperwork.
Actually I like Buxton. When i was in a cycling club a few of us used to regularly race each other from Macc to the Cat and Fiddle and then descend into Buxton for lunch.
My first long term boyfriend's mum worked in Buxton Opera House 20 odd years ago.
That is my Buxton anecdote.
My mate's mum used to work there.
Was his initials AR?
no, they lived in Whaley Bridge, a family of Ps
I'm trying to remember the name of the pubs we went in. The Wheatsheaf was one.
Oh, they're weird. They chucked a pig's head on the pitch once, when we played there. Steward casually picked it up by the ear and slung it in a bin.I also had to report on Buxton FC home and away for a year. Not such good days.