Cows, this cannot be the new norm surely

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Is it Dodgsons ?

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No. Smiths. Rookery farm

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Bamber Bridge.....loved hearing that as a youngster, gave me a magical feeling, off to another world....this is all another world for me - UGs, haven't eaten meat since my late t'eens, some time ago, but not the stone age.

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Are you a vegetarian Norder? My daughter is a vegetarian too. I tried it, lasted a month.

Doesn’t ring any bells mate , done a few in that area though.

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Are you a vegetarian Norder? My daughter is a vegetarian too. I tried it, lasted a month.

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I am so......I'd eat my greens and leave (or suffer) the meat....the outcome was inevitable.

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Bamber Bridge.....loved hearing that as a youngster, gave me a magical feeling, off to another world....

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Bamber Bridge, best Butter Pies in the Northern Prem, I used to love going there just for the pies. Then they went and got promoted and Clitheroe don't play there any more. I miss those pies. :blue:

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Bamber Bridge, best Butter Pies in the Northern Prem, I used to love going there just for the pies. Then they went and got promoted and Clitheroe don't play there any more. I miss those pies. :blue:

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I know the feeling - Sinkov.....I often think about butter pies from a bakery in Cleveleys....have even contemplated postage, family would do it if I asked, but wouldn't be the shop fresh sea air experience..........did you get them at the match or from a bakery ?, worth knowing who/where it seems, and someone has to supply the game, likely they're local.

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I know the feeling - Sinkov.....I often think about butter pies from a bakery in Cleveleys....have even contemplated postage, family would do it if I asked, but wouldn't be the shop fresh sea air experience..........did you get them at the match or from a bakery ?, worth knowing who/where it seems, and someone has to supply the game, likely they're local.

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Got them on the ground Norder, I could have asked where they got them from but I never thought to. I did once though at Warrington Town, superb pie at half-time, so good I went back in and asked if they sourced their pies locally, thinking I might nip in and take a couple home. 'Oh yes' he said, 'Just a couple of hundred yards down the road on the left'. 'What's it called ?' I asked, 'Morrisons' he said. Which sort of flushed my reputation as a pie expert down the toilet somewhat. :blue:

Not often they have them but Greenhalgh's butter pies are off the chart.

Galloways of Wigan likewise. Proper pies are those.

If I ever found myself on Death Row this would be it...

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Booths do nice butter pies in Clitheroe so my wife tells me. 👍

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Not often they have them but Greenhalgh's butter pies are off the chart.

Galloways of Wigan likewise. Proper pies are those.

If I ever found myself on Death Row this would be it...

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We are all on death row BT,just a matter of when and how we move on.😁