[martin01]

thanks Steve
Listened to that and was right back there!
--- 'stumped' posed a 'thinker' for me on a post the other day when he mentioned listening to the radio in front of a blazing coal fire c.50s!
It got me to thinking of what we must have been breathing in then - all those fumes from the coal fire plus the Erinmore Flake my dad put in his pipe and the Senior Service/Players/capstan full strength (no tips then!) that my mum smoked --
I'm still alive today, enjoying good health (fingers crossed) and smoking roll ups - do you think the Health and safety guys have gone a little 'over the top'???
which brings me to the main question -
Which cigarette advert said ' you're never alone with a ------?' what was the scene (I think it was a couple lying down in a wood somewhere) and what was the background music (classical i think)
cheers
Martin