About 20 years ago I worked with a lad who said he was from Coxhoe.
Haha. Aye makes sense. In the dead zone between Coxhoe/Bowburn and Trimdon/Thornley/Wingate etc along with it's twin Quarrington HillAbout 20 years ago I worked with a lad who said he was from Coxhoe.
After a couple of years working with him he asked me to give him a hand shifting some furniture and gave me his address; Kelloe.
I said I thought he lived in Coxhoe.
He explained he lived Kelloe but always told people he was from Coxhoe as nobody knew where Kelloe was
There used to be railway workshops in Cornforth and the brackets used to pin the rails to the railway sleepers were called doggys were made there.
Nor man everyone knows Park Avenue, not remember the song from Green Acres "Darling I love you but give me Park Avenue".
Crikey. Not just infamous but actual famousNor man everyone knows Park Avenue, not remember the song from Green Acres "Darling I love you but give me Park Avenue".
which kelloe?About 20 years ago I worked with a lad who said he was from Coxhoe.
After a couple of years working with him he asked me to give him a hand shifting some furniture and gave me his address; Kelloe.
I said I thought he lived in Coxhoe.
He explained he lived Kelloe but always told people he was from Coxhoe as nobody knew where Kelloe was
i used to love going to the heather lad at quarrington hill when i was younger. shut now though iirc.
Aye Jimmy Moores, hell of a view from there top of Red Briar Bank.
young, stupid and daft we'd get pissed and ride the bikes home. not something i'm proud of really.
We've all been there.
That I don't know.
