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Bit quiet on here today on 13:40 - Mar 10 by leitrimblue
After reading the lowestoft thread on here the other day what about- is lowestoft Haverhill by the sea without the cultural highlights of the sports center and Mott's field etc?
Erm, excuse me but Lowestoft has the recently refurbed Water Lane leisure centre. Doesn't have a slide in the pool though.
Lowestoft was also the birthplace of Benjamin Britten. So let's see if Haverhill can top that.
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Bit quiet on here today on 13:45 - Mar 10 by footers
Erm, excuse me but Lowestoft has the recently refurbed Water Lane leisure centre. Doesn't have a slide in the pool though.
Lowestoft was also the birthplace of Benjamin Britten. So let's see if Haverhill can top that.
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I just noticed Haverhill sport centre is now called Haverhill leisure centre so is probably even more impressive now. Don't think it as a slide in pool but was always rammed full of inflatable sh1te and suspiciously warm in patches
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Bit quiet on here today on 13:57 - Mar 10 with 665 views
Bit quiet on here today on 13:56 - Mar 10 by leitrimblue
I just noticed Haverhill sport centre is now called Haverhill leisure centre so is probably even more impressive now. Don't think it as a slide in pool but was always rammed full of inflatable sh1te and suspiciously warm in patches
TWTD pool party? I'll bring the pool noodles.
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Bit quiet on here today on 13:24 - Mar 10 by giant_stow
Having recently got into House of Cards (US version - watched uk at the time cos I'm old) I'm a little troubled. Is it ok to watch and enjoy this show and particularly Spacey, given the allegations against him?
(any good?)
I recently finished house of cards. Spacey is brilliant in it (as he was in most things).
It’s a pity he decided to destroy his reputation (and the show) by being a big raging pedo. It’s hard to put it completely out of your head while watching him though.
On a side note I hadn’t a clue there was a UK version originally!
My hobbies include being quiet during trips, clapping with songs, and diabetes.
Bit quiet on here today on 14:28 - Mar 10 by factual_blue
Nathaniel Ward, the author of the first constitution in North America, was born in Haverhill in 1578.
It was also the inspiration for BBC drama series The Newcomers.
Tony McPhee of The Groundhogs is based there.
Nick Hancock the comedian and panel show host did his teaching practice there.
I like to think im related to Nathaniel Ward. I bizarrely met yer man from the groundhog's in a 2nd hand record shop in Haverhill in the 90,s. I'd never heard if um, him and his wife just started talking to me. They were talking about some studio they were building at the edge of town and the groundhog's etc. I think they had possibly miss understood my long hair and dopey highs for hippie rather then raver. I thought for a few minutes they were swingers
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Bit quiet on here today on 14:48 - Mar 10 with 583 views
Bit quiet on here today on 14:39 - Mar 10 by leitrimblue
I like to think im related to Nathaniel Ward. I bizarrely met yer man from the groundhog's in a 2nd hand record shop in Haverhill in the 90,s. I'd never heard if um, him and his wife just started talking to me. They were talking about some studio they were building at the edge of town and the groundhog's etc. I think they had possibly miss understood my long hair and dopey highs for hippie rather then raver. I thought for a few minutes they were swingers
In 1971 The Groundhogs were THE band, well maybe for three weeks in 1971
Bit quiet on here today on 14:10 - Mar 10 by footers
Oooh, you little tinker. Matt Hancock probably doesn't know Haverhill exists.
He is most certainly aware of the existence of Haverhill. My great aunt Harriet has written to him many times on the matter of intercourse in the street outside her pied-Ã -terre. She is getting very tired of it.
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Bit quiet on here today on 14:56 - Mar 10 with 568 views
Bit quiet on here today on 14:48 - Mar 10 by WeWereZombies
In 1971 The Groundhogs were THE band, well maybe for three weeks in 1971
OK, for a Tuesday morning then.
They we're very friendly, invited me up to studio etc. Was before tinternet had reached Haverhill so wasn't til months later that a friend more into that kinda music explained who they were and played me Rich man poor man, I think it was called. Not my cup of tea really but interesting enough and not a bad tune at all
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Bit quiet on here today on 14:56 - Mar 10 with 565 views
Bit quiet on here today on 14:54 - Mar 10 by AlanRetentive
He is most certainly aware of the existence of Haverhill. My great aunt Harriet has written to him many times on the matter of intercourse in the street outside her pied-Ã -terre. She is getting very tired of it.
She should stop doing it then.
Dear old footers KC - Private Counsel to Big Farmer - Liberator of Vichy TWTD
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