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Re: A Bidston Hill walk in history.
[Re: Phoenix]
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13th May 2020 6:33pm
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cools
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Enjoyed that little film, felt like I was walking it myself. It's so long since I have been on Bidston Hill think the last time anywhere near was Tam O'Shanters farm many years ago...
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Re: A Bidston Hill walk in history.
[Re: Phoenix]
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14th May 2020 9:23pm
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granny
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What a lovely little video. Very enjoyable, thanks Phoenix .
Last time I took the grandchildren to Tam O'Shanters , Cools we were looking at the piggies and doing the usual oohs and aahs, at the same time the smell of bacon was wafting out of the café next door. Haven't been back again.
Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect. ~Chief Seattle
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Re: A Bidston Hill walk in history.
[Re: Phoenix]
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28th May 2020 9:47pm
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Thanks Phoenix I so enjoyed the video. I have so many happy memories of Bidston Hill; it was my playground as a child. I used to look after my younger Brother and Sisters and spent many happy times in this beautiful place; so refreshing, relaxing and restful. I watched the next video along about old Birkenhead and that too brought back so many happy memories. Regards
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Re: A Bidston Hill walk in history.
[Re: Longnails]
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5th Jun 2020 11:30am
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Thanks Phoenix I so enjoyed the video. I have so many happy memories of Bidston Hill; it was my playground as a child. I used to look after my younger Brother and Sisters and spent many happy times in this beautiful place; so refreshing, relaxing and restful. I watched the next video along about old Birkenhead and that too brought back so many happy memories. Regards I loved Bidston Hill too as a child and love it even more now. So much History and still relaxing 
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