I am up early as I have to drive a fair distance to work, I have just noticed a post by Personal so I am not alone, what brings you to the forum at this time of the day?
Good morning.
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i have been a little under the weather and ended up resting most of the day as it would happen im tired and ill on my days off ( typical)
as i was resting/sleeping during the day i couldnt sleep in the night - so thought i would catch up on the forum - i have to make a post about my latest brew experiment actually
how far have you got to travel
Its not so much the distance as the roads in the Lakes, i like to set off early as you never know if they will be open especially when we have bad weather, the A592 was closed for many hours yesterday due to a fallen tree and the detours can be quite lengthy and slow going.
geetee
Landlord.
My son is autistic and for years we were up through the night so I have developed the habit of very little sleep.For teh US election I stayed up till 5:00 AM and then got up again about 7:50 AM. I am ofteh up till 4 ish in the morning and reviewing/posting here and in a Facebook group.
Its not that I don't sleep well, I do, just that I don't need as much sleep. It's useful on brewdays when I get up around 6 ish to start brewing and also for Ashes tests in Australia.
The best part of the day in Spring and Summer is at sun up so it's a shame never to see it!
Its not that I don't sleep well, I do, just that I don't need as much sleep. It's useful on brewdays when I get up around 6 ish to start brewing and also for Ashes tests in Australia.
The best part of the day in Spring and Summer is at sun up so it's a shame never to see it!
pvt_ak
Budding Brewer !
Where in the Lakes are you Chippy - Mrs AK and I had a fab week up there in May this year near Grizedale forest. Beautiful part of the world.
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I live in Ulverston which is only 15 miles from Grizedale.
I guess you don't appreciate the place you live when you have lived there all your life, here are a few pictures of the place.
Hoad Monument (the Sir John Barrow Monument) commemorates Sir John Barrow who was born in Ulverston in 1764. Sir John was a founder member of the Royal Geographic Society, and held various government posts in the 19th century becoming the Second Secretary to the Admiralty.
Note the monument above the town in picture one.
geetee
Landlord.
Home of the Laurel and Hardy museum since Stan was born there . Massively underrated comedy actor.
Sons of the desert!
pvt_ak
Budding Brewer !
Beautiful part of the world !! Heading back for a week in May next year.
We nearly walked up to that monument . Did some cracking fell walks !
Very jealous !
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We nearly walked up to that monument . Did some cracking fell walks !
Very jealous !
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The monument is open to the public on Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays from 1pm to 5pm, from Easter to the end of October, when the flag on the hill is flying.
pvt_ak
Budding Brewer !
Cool ! I will visit in May !
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My grandma and grandad used to have a fruit and veg stall in the market hall there back in the 70s. I've not been there for a few years but those photos bring back memories.
Been up Hoad many times, great views from there over Morecambe Bay.
Didn't Ulverston used to have the most pubs per person in the UK?
Been up Hoad many times, great views from there over Morecambe Bay.
Didn't Ulverston used to have the most pubs per person in the UK?
I think that is Dalton the next town along the A590.
What was the name on the stall?
What was the name on the stall?
I am guessing the Metcalfe family bought it off them as they have owned it many years.
Apparently they sold it to someone called Benn who the Metcalfes must have bought it off. Thanks for posting the photos. The stall looks just like it did 40 years ago. Nice to see the cafe too. I was allowed a Club biscuit from there if I'd been good!
i seem to remember it being named Benn, glad you liked the trip down memory lane. :wink:
Godsdog
Landlord.
I dont think Stan laurel is massively underated chippy more the opposite,a great never to be seen again comedian,actor admired the world over still.still love the L&H films and shorts that still entertain new generations years after their demise
I watched a few videos on you-tube after i posted this, they still make me laugh.
Chippy,when I was younger my pals dad had a trotting horse and we would head to Kendal for the weekend,think that stopped long ago though.
