Wait a mo gonna dim the lights
Wait a mo gonna dim the lights
...and...??? You can't just leave it there...Originally Posted by Feet in the Cowclaps
...anyway, I'll be all right, Daleside said she'd look after us
...there's a hill nearby missing its fool...
! who said daleside's a 'she' !........and...??? You can't just leave it there...
...anyway, I'll be all right, Daleside said she'd look after us
ooooohhhhh = ghoosties ! please tell us the story..................it was a dark and stomy night.................. the A65 was running smoothly and it was 99p for selected bottled beers at Booths!...................please continue!
Don't waste your tallented prose here.... get over to Burns Night!
Oops!Sorry Daleside
But, yes, come on FITC...you can't just leave the story half started....
...there's a hill nearby missing its fool...
As he reached the brow of the hill on his way back home, he realised he had a puncture, so he stopped to change the tyre. As he was doing this, he heard a loud screeching noise and a creature that stood upright and was covered with hair, landed on the roof of his car and started shaking it. Griffiths soon scarpered. He described the creature as having a head like a collie dog and a face like a horse with a long neck and wings.
One version of the birth of the Langbar Lucifer says a woman with 12 children made a wish that if she ever had a 13th child, she wanted it to be a devil. Guess what - her next child was born misshapen and deformed! One stormy night, the child flapped it's arms, which turned into wings, and escaped out of the chimney and was never seen by the family again. The mother was heartbroken and in recognition of this, locals planted trees in the shape of a heart. If you're driving along the A59 at this time of year, when you're just about level with Beamsley Beacon, look up at Howgill Wood and you can see the heart.
Cheers FITC, nice one
For a minute there I thought it were gonna be summat scaryT'awd Rev'rend hadn't bin at commie wine had 'e?
Still...if the devil don't bother us, we'll not bother 'im.
We'll be there on't 23rd. Be good if you could get across...(?). You know, putting ghosts to rest (...hmmm...) and all that!
...there's a hill nearby missing its fool...
He saw a surprising number of ghosts at Bolton Priory in his time.
For a minute there I thought it were gonna be summat scary
Unfortunately not! Do you organise any summer events?
Yep, we organise the Weets Race (Weds 20th June, 7:30pm kick-off from Barnoldswick up, appropriately I guess, Weets hill and back to the park)He saw a surprising number of ghosts at Bolton Priory in his time.
....Do you organise any summer events?
http://www.wharfedaleharriers.org.uk/organise.html
Can't offer any assurance they'll be any snow (keeping sort-of to the theme of this thread!) but a nice time and place to run a race! All runnable for most and bar a tiny bit of track (uphill for about 300yds on way back) all off-road and on mostly non-rocky fell.
Be good to see you at this one if you're back in good ol'blighty by then.
...there's a hill nearby missing its fool...
Anyone got any?
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