Malloy
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The pub they were in was next to houghton cut
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The pub they were in was next to houghton cut
St aidans. One of them was head boy and after he died he had got 5 A grade a levels and a place at Oxford.I remember that. Think they hit one of the supporting pillars on the left as you approached the Cut. The scars on the pillar were visible for a long while afterwards.
Bede wasn't it?
And Fencehouses came from Frenchhouses, where the prisoners were kept...so I was told.Dug by frenchie prisoners iirc, which inspired the fancy Gallic suffix for houghton.
Is itDug by frenchie prisoners iirc, which inspired the fancy Gallic suffix for houghton.
Legend has it that they turned it on once and the bottom of the back became an icerink.It used to have it, was excess hot water from the nearby pit I think.
What they found, however, was on icy days the water ran to the bottom of the hill where it refroze into a massive ice patch, rendering the idea useless.
That wouldn’t happen now with all the precious folk these days It’ll be like ‘im not getting off’I heard a story about back in the day the passengers used to have to get off the bus so the bus could drive up Houghton Cut
St Aidan's. John Christopher, Mark Stones and a hitchhiker they picked up. Driver (I'm not naming him) only survivor.I remember that. Think they hit one of the supporting pillars on the left as you approached the Cut. The scars on the pillar were visible for a long while afterwards.
Bede wasn't it?