Post by Bara on Apr 16, 2013 9:21:30 GMT -5
.. who was a supplier and lived in the next village. I happened to be watching TV when I saw the lane where he lived. We'd spent many hours toiling over his computer!
From: Barbara Jacobs [Subject: Here's a funny thing!
I was flicking through the TV channels a few weeks ago. I happened to pass over ‘Hotel Inspector’. There was ‘Windsor’s’. I hesitated for a moment – and then I saw the sign ‘Gogmore Lane’. So I watched the whole wretched thing in case I recognised anyone walking past, or saw your motorbike turning down the lane.
I have to say the landlady was a bit scary!
old Mel, she really didn’t shine – that programme didn’t do her any favours either, she went bankrupt a couple of months after it aired for the first time!
If you ever come across a re-run of ‘Public Eye’ from the early 70’s called ‘Hard Times’ then my old house is where the villain was hiding
Reminds me I must go and visit Chertsey again – now living in a 300 year old timber framed cottage in Bromley of all places… All low beams and inglenook fireplaces.
J
From: Barbara Jacobs [Subject: Here's a funny thing!
I was flicking through the TV channels a few weeks ago. I happened to pass over ‘Hotel Inspector’. There was ‘Windsor’s’. I hesitated for a moment – and then I saw the sign ‘Gogmore Lane’. So I watched the whole wretched thing in case I recognised anyone walking past, or saw your motorbike turning down the lane.
I have to say the landlady was a bit scary!
old Mel, she really didn’t shine – that programme didn’t do her any favours either, she went bankrupt a couple of months after it aired for the first time!
If you ever come across a re-run of ‘Public Eye’ from the early 70’s called ‘Hard Times’ then my old house is where the villain was hiding
Reminds me I must go and visit Chertsey again – now living in a 300 year old timber framed cottage in Bromley of all places… All low beams and inglenook fireplaces.
J
