[Retlaw]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Walter, when i read that post I could hear my grandad talking. He always spoke in broad dialect...so thank you for taking me back...shame I could not have spoken back to my grandad(there are lots of things he knew and I didn't...but didn't know I would ever want to know)..such is life.

Hi Margaret, I know you don't like face book, in some ways I can see why, but our Alison set me up on it a few years back, I have my own page and talk to friends, I don't mean like them who collect all an sundry, just people I know personally, and its linked to Gary's site (Garinda) and only Greater Accrington (Hyndburn) stuff is dicussed, a heck of a lot of local history, I mostly write in dialect. and quite a few ladies areyund your generation enjoy it, like you thi con ear thur Dad or Grandad tawking, (thur mi Demdykes,) thurs a fuw us think I shud bi band, tu me is ses thi wurned born i Gods County, Lanky Land.
Cum un ev a luk, if tha dusnd lyk id, tha con alus wipe id off.
Si thi Freddy Kruger.