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Thanks Pete, you too my friend
Sounds like a great start to the day Leon, have a good one mateIt is approaching 6AM on Good Friday here, just waiting for it to get light then will go for a swim. Will get a coffee and some Hot Cross buns on the way home. Just want to wish everyone a safe and peaceful Easter whatever you have planned.
It's a must to have good butter with Hot Cross buns.
Thanks Harvey
I definitely remember the Pace Egg Play... I'm glad it's happening again for you.
Enjoy the swim, my friend.
It's so funny hearing about your morning when it's still evening here... about 2 hours to sunset.
One of many things that make this forum one of a kind. I really enjoy the stories and pictures from everyoneIt's so funny hearing about your morning when it's still evening here... about 2 hours to sunset.
Well it's funny you say that. I'm just about to put on some dress shorts and shirt, and meander down to my local church for station of the cross. A beautiful morning to go for a leisurely stroll.It's so funny hearing about your morning when it's still evening here... about 2 hours to sunset.
They sure do John and that’s exactly why the tradition lives on. The kids will be home from school for Easter Sunday so hopefully they will get to see them.Yes, but those little events stir up some great memories.
Enjoy your play Jack, safe travels.I'm heading out of town tomorrow to a couple of places long-term members may recall, Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall. Heptonstall, high above Hebden, is a small weaver's village, where an annual 'Pace-egg' play is performed on Good Friday. The play is short, somewhat archaic, a little strange, and quite funny. In between performances, the players retire to the pub, so the performances get funnier and funnier. I used to attend most years, but it hasn't been performed since 2019 because of Covid, so I am looking forward to tomorrow. Couple of antique shops in Hebden too
Some photos from a prior visit: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/guardians-of-the-lambsfoot.1406735/page-960#post-18954586
I'll be leaving early tomorrow, to catch a train, so I won't get a chance to check in I'm afraidI hope others have something interesting or different planned for Good Friday, and that you have a good one
Looks like you’re getting some rain.Getting a late start posting my knife today... It's been a busy day doing nothing.
Yup. Worth the click.
My favorite activity.It's been a busy day doing nothing.
Wonderful rainy day shot of your Charlie Lamb.
Thank you, Harvey.
I'm heading out of town tomorrow to a couple of places long-term members may recall, Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall. Heptonstall, high above Hebden, is a small weaver's village, where an annual 'Pace-egg' play is performed on Good Friday. The play is short, somewhat archaic, a little strange, and quite funny. In between performances, the players retire to the pub, so the performances get funnier and funnier. I used to attend most years, but it hasn't been performed since 2019 because of Covid, so I am looking forward to tomorrow. Couple of antique shops in Hebden too
Some photos from a prior visit: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/guardians-of-the-lambsfoot.1406735/page-960#post-18954586
I'll be leaving early tomorrow, to catch a train, so I won't get a chance to check in I'm afraid
Enjoy yourself! 
Safe travels my friend. Your HHB is indeed trusty. The hot cross buns look delectable.Thanks mate
I got a decent Feuerhand storm lantern for £3, and half a dozen good quality Army-issue cutlery sets for my friends' kids, at £2 apiece
Good luck with the gourd Jer!I always think those filter straws look homemade
I'm heading out of town tomorrow to a couple of places long-term members may recall, Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall. Heptonstall, high above Hebden, is a small weaver's village, where an annual 'Pace-egg' play is performed on Good Friday. The play is short, somewhat archaic, a little strange, and quite funny. In between performances, the players retire to the pub, so the performances get funnier and funnier. I used to attend most years, but it hasn't been performed since 2019 because of Covid, so I am looking forward to tomorrow. Couple of antique shops in Hebden too
Some photos from a prior visit: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/guardians-of-the-lambsfoot.1406735/page-960#post-18954586
I'll be leaving early tomorrow, to catch a train, so I won't get a chance to check in I'm afraid
