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#21
10-Dec-2002, 12:01 PM
GREAT - looking forward to seeing you Linda.
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10-Dec-2002, 09:04 PM
I'll try and get Stuart to come Brian and maybe my wife Margaret who used to play with your mob when she was little. ( or so she says)
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#23
11-Dec-2002, 10:20 PM
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Originally posted by noel

If you know where St Andrew's Church is Linda, The Eagle and Child ( a favourite haunt of all ex-Balshavians) is about 100 yards away heading up Church Lane away from the Cross . A simple route, get to Tesco's and you can see the Leyland Cross and the Church from the car park.

Oh, Noel! The nearest I have been to Leyland is Junction 28 on the M6! However, so long as I know it's on Church Lane, I'm sure I can find the pub. Multimap.com rarely lets me down! Thanks for the directions!

(I was close on Monday - had to go on a course at Preston Postgrad Medical Centre - was amazed to find the parking for the post-grad unit is free!)
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#24
12-Dec-2002, 02:31 PM
Hi All, unfortunatly I will be working on this date!!! So will not be able to met up. Hope you all have a great time and have a drink for me.
Vanessa
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#25
12-Dec-2002, 05:00 PM
linda, maybe noel or martin can help you out with directions....they assume everyone knows leyland!
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#26
12-Dec-2002, 08:50 PM
Thanks Bill.
Will do likewise for absent friends.
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#27
12-Dec-2002, 11:49 PM
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Originally posted by Hayleypink

linda, maybe noel or martin can help you out with directions....they assume everyone knows leyland!


It's OK, Hayley - Noel posted pretty good directions and I can find Church Lane on the net.

Awww, Vanessa, shame you can't make it - maybe next time?
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#28
14-Dec-2002, 01:17 AM
Hi
I've been in the Eagle & Child tonight and Linda, the landlady confirms that lunch is available on the 31st - 12 noon till 2 pm.
Peter
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14-Dec-2002, 02:52 PM
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Hi
I've been in the Eagle & Child tonight and Linda, the landlady confirms that lunch is available on the 31st - 12 noon till 2 pm.
Peter


Thank you, Peter! You going to be there on 31st?
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#30
15-Dec-2002, 12:41 AM
Well, i'm hoping to be. Though whether it will be in my offical capacity as Leyland Historical Society chairman, as the museum visit and walk was my idea to show my future wife the historical part of Leyland in company with Dr David Hunt from the Museum. I should say she is coming over from Toronto for her first visit next weekend, before she moves over here next year.
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