Captainron
Big Hitting, South African Sweary Person
Luton has no redeeming features
Luton has no redeeming features
Blackpool is only a bit rough because of who it attracts.
I'd prefer to live there than in London (I did once).
It has a good coastline, even if the sea is usually grey.
To the north is Morecambe Bay and the Lake District.
To the east, the Yorkshire Dales and Bowland.
I've also walked the Lancashire Coastal Way and found many quiet areas to the north of Blackpool leading up to Cumbria.
They even had a good football team once.
Worst sausages I've ever had were in Blackpool
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Shame I can't flip it???? done me that mate
You clearly have not been on the ground in Digbeth for years.
Of course not. I was only born right in the middle of it and have spent some of my working life in the city centre.But then you don't know Birmingham based upon your comments re: accents.
So there is no cross over for you. Who actually knows where where the BC starts and ends. It's more of a place of the mind.Brummies do not say "Yam", that is strictly Black Country and is why folk from the BC are known as "yam, yams" and Brummies are called "yo, yoes".
Spent 3 days recently in Oban. Loved it. I could live there.
Not sure what it is like for golf there though.
I walk through it at least once a year. Derelict buildings, graffiti, old factories and warehouses, drunks, yobs, pollution, blocked off roads, grimy railway arches.
The only people who seem to live there are in a Victorian style terrace that has somehow escaped the bulldozer.
Of course not. I was only born right in the middle of it and have spent some of my working life in the city centre.
I also speak with a Birmingham accent.
So there is no cross over for you. Who actually knows where where the BC starts and ends. It's more of a place of the mind.
As for Digbeth I still reckon that it must be several years since you went near the place.
Unfortunately also acts as the road entering it, so a 'mixed blessing'!The road leaving it ?
I walked right through it earlier this year through the back streets.
I close my eyes when passing above it on the train.
No wonder the Peaky Blinders were here.
The Old Crown pub which used to be in my family is the only building worth seeing.
Had a meal in a cafe in the Custard House and took a look around Mutt Motorcycles not long back. Graffiti in the arches were clever but not really my thing.The Shelbys (Peaky Blinders) were based in Bordesley Green not Digbeth and the real life version of their pub is still (just about) standing.
The Garrison Tavern in Garrison Lane just down from the Blues ground.
I take it you are not a fan of The Custard House and other developments in Digbeth which after all, has not been a residential area for many years but more a place of employment.
23 Blast Furnace terrace,.Darlaston.So there is no cross over for you. Who actually knows where where the BC starts and ends. It's more of a place of the mind.