Right you lazy Mancastrians! If you aren't going to do it, then I'll just have to do it myself
You just can't get the staff these days
aaah! it was too late!Tufty, if it's not too late, I recommend the Hole in't Wall pub in Hebden and the charity shopsI love going Hebden. As a vegetarian, I do get slightly freaked out though by suddenly having a large amount of meal options to choose from and prevaricate to the point of tears.
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and i've been out for twelve hours, and realising that i clearly don't get out enough 
Most unmundane post ever. Hebden and surrounding areas are great for having little adventures in as a weird and friendly part of the world- we were planning to move there at one point. Charity shopping always results in a hoodie I feel slightly too old to be wearing. Especially if neon colours are involved.aaah! it was too late!
i got a little picnic for lunch at todmorden market - THE BEST COFFEE IN THE WORLD, EVER (thanks for the tip-off, Fez909!), a proper not-greggs cornish pasty, and a free chunk of wensleydale (when i asked how much it was, the lady behind the counter laughed at me and said it wouldn't even register on her scales
charityshopped in dewsbury, and came away with a small inappropriate hoodie, some quality shorts, and (best) the lost boys, 28 days later and Heathcliffe - the cliff richard wuthering heights musical on vhs
will post various weirdness up shortly.
machine cat - not sure whether my phone managed to catch the ducks or not - it died just as i tried to snap 'em :/
i did spend a lovely bit of hebden time with with a ginger random from the train, co-op lager, me feet in the canal, and watched sticklebacks swim past my toes
i've had a bit of a nice day
oh! and there was a bloke with a hamster in bradford interchange. it was well tame
*remembers this thread is supposed to be for northern mundane pictures, not words*
Right you lazy Mancastrians! If you aren't going to do it, then I'll just have to do it myself
You just can't get the staff these days
aaah! it was too late!
i got a little picnic for lunch at todmorden market - THE BEST COFFEE IN THE WORLD, EVER (thanks for the tip-off, Fez909!), a proper not-greggs cornish pasty, and a free chunk of wensleydale (when i asked how much it was, the lady behind the counter laughed at me and said it wouldn't even register on her scales
charityshopped in dewsbury, and came away with a small inappropriate hoodie, some quality shorts, and (best) the lost boys, 28 days later and Heathcliff - the cliff richard wuthering heights musical on vhs
will post various weirdness up shortly.
machine cat - not sure whether my phone managed to catch the ducks or not - it died just as i tried to snap 'em :/
i did spend a lovely bit of hebden time with with a ginger random from the train, co-op lager, me feet in the canal, and watched sticklebacks swim past my toes
i've had a bit of a nice day
oh! and there was a bloke with a hamster in bradford interchange. it was well tame
*remembers this thread is supposed to be for northern mundane pictures, not words*
Heathcliff - the cliff richard wuthering heights musical on vhs
trainrandom took some, but doesn't have the internets to email them to me 
have i mentioned the £1 NYPD-logo t-shirt i got as well?Don't worry about the ducks, this:
Has made the entire journey worthwhile
isn't it just?Another mundane day near Bradford:
machine cat - sorry, the ducks didn't get saved on my phone
i *did* manage to spot what i think is a machine cat though, if that makes up for things?
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Don't worry about the ducks
isn't it just?
i almost got a train back via shipley, but thought my head would explode. so got a 72 bus, and realised i've not travelled that route properly since i left stanningley bottom. it was emotional
Heathcliff - the cliff richard wuthering heights musical on vhs
You lived in Stanningley (where's the bottom??)isn't it just?
i almost got a train back via shipley, but thought my head would explode. so got a 72 bus, and realised i've not travelled that route properly since i left stanningley bottom. it was emotional
i used to live on bradford road, just near the sun inn (bottom of richardshaw lane). i did a mental wave in mah head to you as i went through bramley
my address was excellent sidjamesery - not only did i have the word 'bottom' in it, but i had DD in my postcode as well
aaah that's very close!i used to live on bradford road, just near the sun inn (bottom of richardshaw lane). i did a mental wave in mah head to you as i went through bramley
think i'll be going that way again when i'm less emotional, and armed with a camera. couldn've taken thousands of pics just from bradford centre up to thornbury roundabout
right. the time has come for me to re-size things and drink my house dry of tea, instead of going gardening volunteering
brace yourself, thread.
