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07 Jul 01 - 10:10 AM (#500541) Subject: UK catters Please Read From: bill\sables I have compiled a list of catters in the UK from the "How many UK catters" threads. The sole purpose of this thread is to find locations of members to try to organise a UK gathering which would be central for all. Some of you who have given locations have asked who else lives in your county. I can post a list of mudcat names and counties but I don't want to reveal your locations if you want them to be kept secret. Please PM me if you don't want your mudcat name revealed in a county list and I will just put you as "One Other". Cheers Bill |
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07 Jul 01 - 10:40 AM (#500555) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: sian, west wales I'm fine with that. Me: Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire. |
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07 Jul 01 - 10:46 AM (#500558) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GUEST,jayohjo A bit tricky mind, but I'm roughly based near leeds in yorkshire, when not at university in Bristol, or abroad traelling somewhere! But in principle, that's it. Jayohjo XXX |
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07 Jul 01 - 10:52 AM (#500560) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: bill\sables I will not reveal towns with names, only counties. If you want to contact anyone in your county you can always PM them and it is up to the individual to reveal their exact location if they want to. Bill |
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07 Jul 01 - 11:12 AM (#500579) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Roger in Sheffield I would rather not say where I am - if thats OK? |
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07 Jul 01 - 11:15 AM (#500583) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: bill\sables Ok Roger. I wont tell them that you are in Sheffield I'll just say it is in Yorkshire. Bill |
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07 Jul 01 - 11:18 AM (#500585) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: bobby's girl I'm fine with Dorset |
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07 Jul 01 - 11:53 AM (#500600) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: lady penelope No secret, I'm in London with the rest of the inmates from 'cat land. TTFN M'Lady P. |
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07 Jul 01 - 12:31 PM (#500619) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Ditchdweller Near Matlock in Derbyshire. And it's bloody chucking it down at the moment!!! |
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07 Jul 01 - 12:42 PM (#500624) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Dorrie I think its quite clear as i'm always saying it i live in hull |
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07 Jul 01 - 01:08 PM (#500638) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: clansfolk "Sunny" Blackpool - Lancashire.
And nearly always at the Falcon at Poulton-le-Fylde on a Wednesday night - if anyone's in the area they'd be more than welcome to pop in! Pete
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07 Jul 01 - 03:25 PM (#500701) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: fat B****rd I live in Newton Aycliffe in County Durham which is near Darlington (Arts centre, singaround etc) and Durham (Cathedral, history blahblahblah) I'd be interested in any reasonably convevient 'Cat meetings. Love etc from the f B XXXXXX |
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07 Jul 01 - 03:43 PM (#500712) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: mooman And although I don't live in the UK anymore, I'll make sure I come to a UK 'Catter Gathering! Does that make me "honorary UK" Bill? mooman (County Brussels) |
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07 Jul 01 - 03:52 PM (#500715) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: McGrath of Harlow Well geographically Harlow's Essex - but for practical purposes it's more Herts, because that's how the lines of communication run. But that's likely to apply to people living in a town on the border of any big county.
But it should be a handy list.
(Mind I've always thought the UK is an irrelevant geographical unit for this sort of purpose - either Great Britain or the British Isles would be more relevant.) |
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07 Jul 01 - 04:33 PM (#500744) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Gareth No I don't mind the worls knowing I come from Ystrad Mynach, Nr Caerphilly. The fun is hearing an English Traffic Cop trying to pronounce or/and spell it. Gareth -(Garydd normally gets then too !) |
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07 Jul 01 - 04:48 PM (#500753) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: McGrath of Harlow I imagine he'd pronounce it carefully. |
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07 Jul 01 - 06:02 PM (#500779) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Liz the Squeak Mooman - if you bring your bike over, you can be an honorary Cockney mate!!! Oh, by the way, I passed one part but failed the second part of my bike test, so I can legally ride upto 33bhp with L plates, until I take my test again, hopefully at the end of July..... Watch out - I have to get a bike before September to make it worth while...... LTS |
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07 Jul 01 - 07:04 PM (#500800) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Lanfranc I'm in 'Arlow, too. So that'll be Essex, then. No medallions, not much chest hair, not interested in soccer, no shell suit, no Ford Escort. Not stereotypical. LtS on a bike! Look out, Marianne Faithfull! What's the second part of the test? How to do wheelies? Never could figure out how to carry a guitar safely on a bike, so stuck to 4 wheels. |
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07 Jul 01 - 07:05 PM (#500801) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: 8_Pints Cheadle, Cheshire (sweetie!) Bob & Sue vG |
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07 Jul 01 - 07:10 PM (#500806) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: mooman Be pleased to bring the Virago over for a spin one of these days Liz me ol' Sparrer! mooman |
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07 Jul 01 - 07:11 PM (#500807) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Tone d' F Whitstable in Kent the compost heap in the garden of England
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07 Jul 01 - 07:13 PM (#500809) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Gareth Essex ? I am only bi-lingual ! I speak Saxon and Sarf Lundon Gareth |
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07 Jul 01 - 08:19 PM (#500830) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Gareth Tony d'F Whitstable - I think we may have met. I lived there long enough. I lament the demise of the Folk Club at the Duke of Cumberland. Extempor sessions were occasionaly held in the East Kent when Dick Bird was Landlord - I got thrown out of there for the following spontanous verse of Crawshaw Bailey
"Oh the Landlords name is Dicky,
"Have you ever saw, Joshing apart, have a word with Jullian Spurrier of the Labour Club in Belmont Rd., I suspect he or Hazel may be happy to accomedate a Folk meet.
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07 Jul 01 - 08:37 PM (#500841) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull I agree with Roger, please dont tell anybody I live in Hull. :-) |
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08 Jul 01 - 04:52 AM (#500993) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: The Walrus Carshalton in Surrey, but it's in the London Borough of Sutton, so, as far as I'm concerned, you can file me under either (I'll even, at a pinch, accept Middlesex, as I work in Teddington). Regards Tom (the Walrus) |
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08 Jul 01 - 05:28 AM (#500994) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Dunc I'm up here in the Fair City of Perth - where are all the Scottish Catters? |
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08 Jul 01 - 05:53 AM (#501003) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: John MacKenzie I'm farther north than that Dunc, Lairg in the county of Sutherland, and work in Inverness. Jock |
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08 Jul 01 - 07:17 AM (#501018) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Eric the Viking I might change my name to Ek from Cleck-most of you know where I live anyway.(not that i come from cleck of course) |
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08 Jul 01 - 08:07 AM (#501031) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Jock Morris Dunc, I'm just down the road from you in Cairneyhill (ok, 30 miles down the road). Would you be the Dunc who once had a 'girlfriend' called Isa Savage? Scott |
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08 Jul 01 - 09:13 AM (#501056) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: John MacKenzie What a great name Isa Savage, a bit like Teresa Green on Wayn Kerr |
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08 Jul 01 - 09:24 AM (#501061) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Geoff the Duck No problem for me Bill - Just put In a world of his own!!!!! QUACK!!!!!!! Geoff. |
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08 Jul 01 - 10:19 AM (#501086) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Manitas As London is now longer a county I presume us Plaistow (that's Liz the Squeak, Micca and moi)mob are going to have to be entered as in Essex. Which is alright by me as when I was born West Ham was still styled a County Borough. |
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08 Jul 01 - 12:14 PM (#501139) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Keith A of Hertford Er, Hertfordshire. |
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08 Jul 01 - 12:39 PM (#501153) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: wildlone Sherborne, Dorset. |
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08 Jul 01 - 01:38 PM (#501186) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Mrs.Duck I'm upset now 'cos I thought I was Geoff's world!!!! |
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08 Jul 01 - 01:44 PM (#501191) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: phil h We're in Peterborough (Cambridgeshire) between festivals Phil & Ruth |
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08 Jul 01 - 02:16 PM (#501215) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: selby I would rather not tell anyone where I come from Bill BG Keith |
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08 Jul 01 - 02:32 PM (#501240) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Linda Kelly Hull, although my husband thinks I live on another planet. |
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08 Jul 01 - 04:22 PM (#501316) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GUEST,Flaj If I said Horbury I bet hardly anyone would know where it is anyway so you can probably say it with impunity. Failing that, how about West Riding?
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08 Jul 01 - 05:51 PM (#501382) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Liz the Squeak Don't forget that geographical centre may not be the easiest to get to..... it's easier and cheaper to go to Scotland by train than it is to get to Devon, and probably only a few hours longer..... it took me 4 hours to get to Dorset by train, it took only 6 to get to Durham, four times the distance!! Wildlone, I knew Sherborne well at one point. Ever go over to Batcombe Down? Maybe next time I'm down, we'll get together..... LTS |
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08 Jul 01 - 05:53 PM (#501384) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Liz the Squeak The first part of the test was learning to ride the thing, and passing a Compulsory Basic Training test. This means I can ride it with L plates, but not on motorways. The second part was like a driving test, to dispense with the L plates and let me on motorways. I failed that, simply because I haven't had enough experience on the roads. Yet. LTS |
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08 Jul 01 - 06:13 PM (#501400) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GUEST,Challis Am I the only one in Sussex - Worthing to be exact? All welcome - though a long way from the rest of you evidently - to our Festival Fringe - Mega-bites Freebie Show and Real Ale Promo evening (Free Entry) with The Hoffners, Bonnie Burden & Resolution, and lots lots more, all night in the garden at the Charles Dickens pub, Heene Road Worthing!! 20 July start 7pm |
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09 Jul 01 - 02:56 AM (#501627) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: mouldy Hensall, in the pimple on the bottom of North Yorkshire! Andrea |
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09 Jul 01 - 03:21 AM (#501631) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Ella who is Sooze Yup, count me in! ...Monmouthshire, Wales E:) |
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09 Jul 01 - 03:43 AM (#501633) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: pavane Neath Part Talbot County Borough!!! What a clumsy name. Better when we were all in West Glamorgan. |
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09 Jul 01 - 04:37 AM (#501641) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Sarah the flute SURREY SUNNY SURREY well NE Surrey to be more specific |
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09 Jul 01 - 04:43 AM (#501643) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Ringer Derbyshire. |
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09 Jul 01 - 04:46 AM (#501644) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Dave the Gnome Manchester - but I am realy a child of the Universe. Hey man, look at the colours! Dave the Gnome (Just recovering from a rock concert...;-)) |
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09 Jul 01 - 04:55 AM (#501647) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: JudeL Yes to a Catfest , I'm in Watford, Herts. & agree with LtS, it's not just the distance, some places are more difficult to get to. |
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09 Jul 01 - 04:56 AM (#501648) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: The_one_and_only_Dai Stony Stratford - North Bucks/Northants thayer. |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:09 AM (#501654) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Louisa Count me in - Coventry, West Midlands. Horrible looking place. Good music though. |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:11 AM (#501656) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: KingBrilliant Central-to-all-ish UK gathering is a wondrous idea Bill. Looking forward to it already..... Kris (Berkshire) |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:25 AM (#501662) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Brian Hoskin Devon (Plymouth), and yes Liz it takes a long time to get anywhere from here! Although I can take comfort in the knowledge that it takes even longer from Cornwall! Brian |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:27 AM (#501665) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Les from Hull East Yorkshire |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:31 AM (#501668) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GeorgeH Sawston, Cambs. Except during Cambrige Folk Festival when I try to be somehwere else - all those damn folkies cluttering up the place . . . (BG) G. |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:46 AM (#501680) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: SueH We are in hertfordshire, where we also run a folk club. On June 30th we ran our first free one-day festival, on similar lines to the one in Northampton. It went even better than we could have dreamt, with hundreds of people coming along to support it. Hopefully we'll see some of you there next year! SueH |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:47 AM (#501683) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: JulieF Sheffield - but on these warm summer evenings - i'm dreaming of Scottish midges. |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:50 AM (#501686) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: shankmac Shankend, Scottish Borders, Where is Sarf Lundin? Mac |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:50 AM (#501687) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Quincy Near Southampton, Hampshire at the moment!! Yvonne |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:04 AM (#501707) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GS Blimey what a lot of peeps in the UK -how many Londoners here apart from me?> |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:18 AM (#501716) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: bill\sables Apart from you GS there are only six others who have admitted to being in London. Bill |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:20 AM (#501720) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: The_one_and_only_Dai SueH - did you go to Folk in the Park this year then? |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:29 AM (#501724) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: IanC I'm (just) in Hertfordshire and not quite in Cambridgeshire and not quite in Bedfordshire. Ian Chandler Ashwell Herts. |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:36 AM (#501725) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Dave the Gnome There are at least 6 other 'mancs' not mentioned as well - unless thay have PM'd directly. Out of interest, when looking for a venue for an 'England wide' event we decided on Stratford on Avon and it worked well. Lots of Accom. as well. Not as good for the Scottish contingent though. I would, of course, recommend Manchester as being the centre of the universe if we want to count everybody;-) Cheers DtG |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:37 AM (#501726) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: bill\sables Guest, at least tell me what county you are in so as I can register you as Arse Observer |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:42 AM (#501731) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: nutty I'm from Redcar -- well known for the racing but little else. |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:45 AM (#501732) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: bill\sables Geordie Broon has an idea of exclusivly renting a youth hostel out of season for a gathering, it would probably only cost about £10 per person for a weekend plus food. He mentioned a medievel castle with about 70 bedrooms and large venues for ceilidh, singarounds and sessions. Dinner is about £4 and breakfast about £3. I think it should be somewhere within easy access from either the M6, M1, or A1 but wherever it is it will probably be after the festival season. Bill |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:46 AM (#501734) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GS Thanks Bill
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09 Jul 01 - 06:55 AM (#501740) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GMT Bedford, Bedfordshire. Cheers Gary |
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09 Jul 01 - 07:00 AM (#501742) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: The Cat's Whiskers I'm in Cardiff for now - soon to be Reading... TCW |
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09 Jul 01 - 08:14 AM (#501800) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Steveie1 Fife is Ok for me. Although as an Ex 'uller I still think myself as being from Hull. Steve |
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09 Jul 01 - 08:21 AM (#501802) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Julie B Northamptonshire
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09 Jul 01 - 08:21 AM (#501804) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GUEST,Paul Mitchell @ Work I'm in Hampshire, near Basingstoke. Thanks for doing this, it would be great to meet up if possible. Paul. |
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09 Jul 01 - 08:54 AM (#501843) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Steve Parkes South Staffs at weekends, Bedfordshire on weekdays. Don't mention that I keep telling everyone here I'm in Lichfield or Milton Keynes! Steve< P.S. Great idea--the last Catters I met were in Edmonton, Alta. |
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09 Jul 01 - 09:02 AM (#501850) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: A Wandering Minstrel Maidenhead in Berkshire London during working hours :) |
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09 Jul 01 - 09:20 AM (#501870) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Dunc Hi Scott, I have to confess to being the ex lover of Isa Savage (not many of us lived to tell the tale) Dunc |
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09 Jul 01 - 09:38 AM (#501883) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Gervase All over the shop - Marlow (Bucks) and London in the week, Herts/Essex borders at weekends. |
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09 Jul 01 - 09:55 AM (#501893) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GUEST,Dita (at work) I'm from Renfrewshire, near to Glasgow. love, john. |
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09 Jul 01 - 10:05 AM (#501906) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GUEST,Mikey Joe Dundee |
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09 Jul 01 - 10:51 AM (#501941) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Drumshanty Edinburgh |
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09 Jul 01 - 11:50 AM (#502001) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GUEST,Scabby Doug ( at Work) I'm from Glasgow ( well, near as makes no difference).. Cheers SD |
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09 Jul 01 - 11:50 AM (#502002) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: MikeofNorthumbria Newcastle upon Tyne |
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09 Jul 01 - 12:15 PM (#502026) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Louisa Stratford very good idea. Is very close to Coventry where I live! Castle sounds nice too. |
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09 Jul 01 - 12:54 PM (#502069) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Jim Cheydi No, no, no, no. Absolutely not. |
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09 Jul 01 - 01:05 PM (#502078) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: selby Earlier this year we went to a festival at Moira in the heart of the New National Forest. It is just off the east end of the M42. Nice place and pretty Central, although own transport I think would be neccassary. Other than that York,s not too bad a place to get to. Keith |
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09 Jul 01 - 01:15 PM (#502094) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: GUEST,Shona The grand old north east of scotland! near aberdeen. such a brilliant place to be! |
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09 Jul 01 - 01:19 PM (#502097) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: SueH Hello Dai The one in Northampton? Yes we did - did you see Tam Lin? Do I still need to but the page breaks in, Joe? Sue |
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09 Jul 01 - 01:53 PM (#502131) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Jingle Myself and Mandomad are in Horbury too so come on Flaj, have we met? Are you going to reveal yourself (not too literally please, I have just had my dinner). |
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09 Jul 01 - 02:09 PM (#502151) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Matthew Edwards Like the idea of a castle; The Mudcastle !!! I'm from Wirral, & have just come back from a weekend in Stony Stratford, but I didn't (knowingly) meet Dai. Are you involved with the Cock and Bull Band, Dai? |
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09 Jul 01 - 03:26 PM (#502242) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Rog york |
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09 Jul 01 - 03:39 PM (#502258) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Ivan I'm in Fleetwood, Lancashire. A suggestion re the location: A uni campus somewhere with main rail and bus links. Most of them let out the halls of residence rooms in summer. Maybe too late for this year though. |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:27 PM (#502359) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Llanfair Where is this castle, then? Is it far from Mid-Wales? Cheers, Bron. |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:49 PM (#502375) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Mr Red Stroud, Gloucestershire |
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09 Jul 01 - 06:29 PM (#502421) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Hawker I'm fine with Cornwall, but perhaps West Devon / North Cornwall border would be better! Great idea, love to get together with other catters! Lucy |
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09 Jul 01 - 07:48 PM (#502510) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: bill\sables Jim Cheydi, Do you mean you don't want your name and county revealed or you don't mind if it is revealed. I will give this another week and if there are no serious objections I will post names and counties. Bill |
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09 Jul 01 - 07:50 PM (#502513) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: vectis East Sussex out of the festival season. Good idea Bill. |
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09 Jul 01 - 08:32 PM (#502550) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Snuffy Stratford sounds good - it's onbly 7 miles away Wassail! V |
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09 Jul 01 - 08:51 PM (#502565) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Red Eye Rugby, Warwickshire, (Shakespears County) |
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09 Jul 01 - 09:04 PM (#502576) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Noreen Bill, I suspect Jim Cheydi may well be joshing... he is a bit of a one... :0) Include me in, Bill. Noreen |
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09 Jul 01 - 09:13 PM (#502581) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Susanne (skw) Bill, I'm county-less and foreign. Will I be allowed to come? |
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10 Jul 01 - 04:22 AM (#502773) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Patrish(inactive) Mirfield, West Yorkshire. |
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10 Jul 01 - 04:31 AM (#502779) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: The_one_and_only_Dai Hi Matthew, I hope oyu enjoyed our little enclave of sanity. I wasn't around this w/end, as I was travelling back from holiday on Sat and went to the Day of Dance on Sunday (in Stoke Bruerne)... Alas no, I'm not anything to do with Cock and Bull, who are great. I just shout along in time to the landlord ringing his bell (there's a song in there somewhere) |
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10 Jul 01 - 07:12 AM (#502852) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Shuffer Currently in Rhonnda Valley |
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10 Jul 01 - 09:16 AM (#502940) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: John J Altrincham (about 8m South of Manchester). |
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10 Jul 01 - 09:23 AM (#502946) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Michael in Swansea City and County of Swansea |
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10 Jul 01 - 03:28 PM (#503319) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Eric the Viking Not a meet in the middle of summer Bill, I ain't usually here. October is Llangstock, so September or Novemebr sounds good.Or february to cheer us up in the middle of winter. We could burn a boat! And have fire dancers to go with the belly dancers and chase sheep before they get into lambing season. We could watch horses at it (well Pat and I could) How to find the central spot for everyone.
Cut out a map of the UK (Big) find it's centre of gravity-somewhere about Huddrsfield (but some clever bugger will do it and tell you exactly where it is)I think. Put an X on it and meet there-He he. |
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10 Jul 01 - 03:42 PM (#503329) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Megan L Scabby Doug whit dae ye mean near enough they don't let just any riff raff intae the Holy City. Ah should know ah went visitin Cumbernauld an they deported me tae Orkney. |
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10 Jul 01 - 04:32 PM (#503371) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Grab Cambridge. Which is usually in Cambridgeshire, last time I checked. For those of us who don't mind towns being specified, any chance of sticking that town opposite our names? If you just specify "Yorkshire" for instance, that could be a 3-4 hour journey from one side of the county to the other. It'd make it easier for meeting up with other ppl. Graham. |
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10 Jul 01 - 05:05 PM (#503404) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Linda Kelly er -is Yorkshire that big Grab? |
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10 Jul 01 - 06:00 PM (#503452) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Dave the Gnome Only in ego, Ickle Dorrit, only in ego...;-) (Ducking and running) DtG |
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10 Jul 01 - 06:33 PM (#503481) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: bill\sables I could devide Yorkshire into North, South, East and West but I don't realy want to disclose towns or cities. If you wanted to contact someone in a certain area you could always PM them. Noreen or Jon can either of you do a blue clicky as this thread is already over 100. Cheers Bill |
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10 Jul 01 - 06:40 PM (#503487) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Shields Folk Shields! North Shields, Northumberland. |
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10 Jul 01 - 07:00 PM (#503509) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: vectis Centre of England used to be Thrapston in Northants. Please not in early October, it's Tenterden Festival. Mid-October through to end of Feb suits me, after that festivals tend to start merging fast. |
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10 Jul 01 - 07:41 PM (#503539) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull If this thread gets much bigger could sombody do a part 2 please? My set top box plays up when i look at big threads , I think its nice to see where the rest of you are.john |
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10 Jul 01 - 08:48 PM (#503578) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Noreen No sooner said than done... UK catters Please Read: Part the Second |
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15 Oct 01 - 12:00 PM (#572505) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull I am only refreshing this so people no what it is about. |
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15 Oct 01 - 01:19 PM (#572555) Subject: RE: UK catters Please Read From: Oaklet British North Lincolnshire, on the outskirks of nowhere. |