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Thank you. Heard that mentioned on a podcast, and didn't know it was only up until Saturday.https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0brzkzx/they-shall-not-grow-old
Valid till Saturday.
Watched it last night.https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0brzkzx/they-shall-not-grow-old
Valid till Saturday.


I hope it's saved for future generations.Watched it last night.
A must view,very moving and displayed the true horror of war![]()
) and long may it continue!!! 
Great to see SOOOO much harmony (NOT the hairspray Dave) and long may it continue!!!
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I did loads of coastal walking last week knowing that this autumnal weather wasn't too far away.Drat - I've had to turn my heating on this morning for the first time since May!!!!

Indeed Cromer and I spent quite a bit of time in my garden last week, knowing that Winter was on its way!!!!!I did loads of coastal walking last week knowing that this autumnal weather wasn't too far away.
Wells -> Stiffkey and Stiffkey -> Blakeney were both superb under incredible blue skies
I won't be venturing too far today![]()
The author of this piece suggests your father was correct - but I must admit to never having heard it used around here. Not even in the village itself (though it's pretty much all holiday lets / second homes these days@Cromercanary Is it pronounced "Stiff-key" or "Stoo-key"? My Dad always used to say the locals called it the latter.
The best British cockles are generally held to be the Stiffkey (pronounced stookey) Blues from Norfolk, which owe their bewitching colour to the anaerobic mud in which they like to live.