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Shizara
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 9:51 pm
Bedworth, have been twice. Both times to Tesco. First time by train and that railway station is spooky later in the day. The next time by bus. Coming back the bus went down a road with all the judder bars/speed humps/sleeping policemen - depends where you are from - felt a bit like the words of the Elvis Presley song... o/' all shook up ... o/' - I'll stick with Asda in Nuneaton thanks.
Bedworth, have been twice. Both times to Tesco. First time by train and that railway station is spooky later in the day. The next time by bus. Coming back the bus went down a road with all the judder bars/speed humps/sleeping policemen - depends where you are from - felt a bit like the words of the Elvis Presley song... o/' all shook up ... o/' - I'll stick with Asda in Nuneaton thanks.
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jeannette griffiths
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 10:14 am
bedrock
marcus maximus wrote: how can you miss Bedworth ? i sometimes have to go through there when i am cycle training - errrrrrr. Don't you have to have 6 fingers on each hand to live there - i hate to say it, but i have a uncle (who i havn't seen for years) that lives there. He went on holiday to Greece in the 80's and when he came back he converted his lounge to a greek taverna - bar with drapping fishing nets (i'm serious) greek music and copious bottles of ouzo.....only Bedrock , god bless em!
What do you mean errr,has it changed that much,if so you must be brave
going through it on a bike.Nothing wrong with greek tavernas,theyre fun.Wouldnt like one next door though.
[quote="marcus maximus"]how can you miss Bedworth ? i sometimes have to go through there when i am cycle training - errrrrrr. Don't you have to have 6 fingers on each hand to live there - i hate to say it, but i have a uncle (who i havn't seen for years) that lives there. He went on holiday to Greece in the 80's and when he came back he converted his lounge to a greek taverna - bar with drapping fishing nets (i'm serious) greek music and copious bottles of ouzo.....only Bedrock , god bless em! :105: [/quote]
What do you mean errr,has it changed that much,if so you must be brave
going through it on a bike.Nothing wrong with greek tavernas,theyre fun.Wouldnt like one next door though.
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Leofric
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 10:35 pm
marcus maximus wrote: how can you miss Bedworth ? i sometimes have to go through there when i am cycle training - errrrrrr. Don't you have to have 6 fingers on each hand to live there - i hate to say it, but i have a uncle (who i havn't seen for years) that lives there. He went on holiday to Greece in the 80's and when he came back he converted his lounge to a greek taverna - bar with drapping fishing nets (i'm serious) greek music and copious bottles of ouzo.....only Bedrock , god bless em!
Good swimmers, though. Webbed feet help.
[quote="marcus maximus"]how can you miss Bedworth ? i sometimes have to go through there when i am cycle training - errrrrrr. Don't you have to have 6 fingers on each hand to live there - i hate to say it, but i have a uncle (who i havn't seen for years) that lives there. He went on holiday to Greece in the 80's and when he came back he converted his lounge to a greek taverna - bar with drapping fishing nets (i'm serious) greek music and copious bottles of ouzo.....only Bedrock , god bless em! :105: [/quote]
Good swimmers, though. Webbed feet help.
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Will
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 7:49 pm
Lol, welcome to the boards Marcus. 
Lol, welcome to the boards Marcus. :)
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marcus maximus
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 5:00 pm
bedrock
how can you miss Bedworth ? i sometimes have to go through there when i am cycle training - errrrrrr. Don't you have to have 6 fingers on each hand to live there - i hate to say it, but i have a uncle (who i havn't seen for years) that lives there.
He went on holiday to Greece in the 80's and when he came back he converted his lounge to a greek taverna - bar with drapping fishing nets (i'm serious) greek music and copious bottles of ouzo.....only Bedrock , god bless em! 
how can you miss Bedworth ? i sometimes have to go through there when i am cycle training - errrrrrr. Don't you have to have 6 fingers on each hand to live there - i hate to say it, but i have a uncle (who i havn't seen for years) that lives there.
He went on holiday to Greece in the 80's and when he came back he converted his lounge to a greek taverna - bar with drapping fishing nets (i'm serious) greek music and copious bottles of ouzo.....only Bedrock , god bless em! :105:
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jeannette griffiths
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 1:27 pm
ha ha 1930s
chillitt wrote: i must plead guilty to not having been there!!! my opinion was informed by a friend who was a police officer there for a while. i have seen pictures of the place from the 1930s and it looks lovely.....
it would have been a dirt track and mudhuts then,they have only just discoverd microwave ovens.Thats why they call it bedrock
[quote="chillitt"]i must plead guilty to not having been there!!! :eek: my opinion was informed by a friend who was a police officer there for a while. i have seen pictures of the place from the 1930s and it looks lovely..... :hihi: [/quote]
it would have been a dirt track and mudhuts then,they have only just discoverd microwave ovens.Thats why they call it bedrock
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chillitt
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Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 4:37 pm
i must plead guilty to not having been there!!!
my opinion was informed by a friend who was a police officer there for a while. i have seen pictures of the place from the 1930s and it looks lovely..... 
i must plead guilty to not having been there!!! :eek:
my opinion was informed by a friend who was a police officer there for a while. i have seen pictures of the place from the 1930s and it looks lovely..... :hihi:
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Leofric
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Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 12:14 pm
jeannette griffiths wrote: So chillet thinks bed uth is bandit country,well he must be mistaking it for somewhere else.Bedworth was never that lively.Imust be missing loads,but then again i guess your right,being ableto walk 5mins to the beach and chill with a bottle of wine isnt that bad afterall.
Bedworth is usually known as Banjo Playing country.
[quote="jeannette griffiths"]So chillet thinks bed uth is bandit country,well he must be mistaking it for somewhere else.Bedworth was never that lively.Imust be missing loads,but then again i guess your right,being ableto walk 5mins to the beach and chill with a bottle of wine isnt that bad afterall.[/quote]
Bedworth is usually known as Banjo Playing country.
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jeannette griffiths
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Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 11:40 am
old friends
Leofric wrote: Unless you live in the mountains:-)
Yes hopefully i will,lost touch with lots of people.And by the way,the mountains look nice from where i ambut to far,full of sheep.Much better by the beach.
:yippee:
[quote="Leofric"]Unless you live in the mountains:-)[/quote]
Yes hopefully i will,lost touch with lots of people.And by the way,the mountains look nice from where i ambut to far,full of sheep.Much better by the beach.
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jeannette griffiths
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Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 11:33 am
bandit country
Forum Admin Will wrote: Welcome to the message boards Jeannette, I hope you get to meet some old friends here. It sounds like a very nice life you've got yourself in Wales, I think I could handle getting to walk on a beach whenever I wanted.
So chillet thinks bed uth is bandit country,well he must be mistaking it for somewhere else.Bedworth was never that lively.Imust be missing loads,but then again i guess your right,being ableto walk 5mins to the beach and chill with a bottle of wine isnt that bad afterall.
[quote="Forum Admin Will"]Welcome to the message boards Jeannette, I hope you get to meet some old friends here. :) It sounds like a very nice life you've got yourself in Wales, I think I could handle getting to walk on a beach whenever I wanted. :) [/quote]
So chillet thinks bed uth is bandit country,well he must be mistaking it for somewhere else.Bedworth was never that lively.Imust be missing loads,but then again i guess your right,being ableto walk 5mins to the beach and chill with a bottle of wine isnt that bad afterall.
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Will
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Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2006 5:19 pm
I could probably handle a brisk walk on the mountains too, providing it was nice and scenic of course. 
I could probably handle a brisk walk on the mountains too, providing it was nice and scenic of course. :)
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Leofric
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Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2006 5:16 pm
Forum Admin Will wrote: Welcome to the message boards Jeannette, I hope you get to meet some old friends here. It sounds like a very nice life you've got yourself in Wales, I think I could handle getting to walk on a beach whenever I wanted.
Unless you live in the mountains:-)
[quote="Forum Admin Will"]Welcome to the message boards Jeannette, I hope you get to meet some old friends here. :) It sounds like a very nice life you've got yourself in Wales, I think I could handle getting to walk on a beach whenever I wanted. :) [/quote]
Unless you live in the mountains:-)
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Will
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Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2006 5:10 pm
Welcome to the message boards Jeannette, I hope you get to meet some old friends here. It sounds like a very nice life you've got yourself in Wales, I think I could handle getting to walk on a beach whenever I wanted. 
Welcome to the message boards Jeannette, I hope you get to meet some old friends here. :) It sounds like a very nice life you've got yourself in Wales, I think I could handle getting to walk on a beach whenever I wanted. :)
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jeannette griffiths
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Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2006 2:12 pm
home sick
looking for people to talk to who possibly went to school with me,george st or nico.As i live in wales miss home,sometimes would be nice to know whats changed in the area whats going on etc.my maiden name was lambert lived in lovell rd bedworth.
looking for people to talk to who possibly went to school with me,george st or nico.As i live in wales miss home,sometimes would be nice to know whats changed in the area whats going on etc.my maiden name was lambert lived in lovell rd bedworth.
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