Sounds that take you back to childhood
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Re: Sounds that take you back to childhood
John was in TB5 and on occasion, he was relieved by Alan. He must have been really pissed off with all his brothers getting the desert island gig and him stuck up there as billy no mates!
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Re: Sounds that take you back to childhood
African Ibis, or Hadeda as it is known locally. Signature sound of early dawn and any other time of the day!
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Re: Sounds that take you back to childhood
Another one I just thought of.
Grasshoppers.
I used to catch them on the fellside and if I kept quiet I could sneak up on them.
Not sure if they were the Common Green ones or the Meadow Grasshoppers.
Grasshoppers.
I used to catch them on the fellside and if I kept quiet I could sneak up on them.
Not sure if they were the Common Green ones or the Meadow Grasshoppers.
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Re: Sounds that take you back to childhood
The sound of a knife scraping burnt bits off toast.
My mum could make a mean Yorkshire pud but she couldn't grill toast without burning it to save her life. And being of the generation that lived through WW2 and rationing there was no way she was going to throw an incinerated piece of bread away.
My mum could make a mean Yorkshire pud but she couldn't grill toast without burning it to save her life. And being of the generation that lived through WW2 and rationing there was no way she was going to throw an incinerated piece of bread away.
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Re: Sounds that take you back to childhood
Blue Peter Theme tune
"It's Crackerjack"
The car with a flat tyre (again)
Top of the Pops theme
Trying to tape the Top 40 without Peter Powell or whomever talking
Forward, rewind, Play + record on the cassette recorder
The hiss on cassette tape
Grandstand theme tune
"It's Crackerjack"
The car with a flat tyre (again)
Top of the Pops theme
Trying to tape the Top 40 without Peter Powell or whomever talking
Forward, rewind, Play + record on the cassette recorder
The hiss on cassette tape
Grandstand theme tune