Thread Of Positive Awesomeness

Only small roach on maggot and waggler- nothing of any size but at least got a bend in the rod

 

Nice shot @OldNick nice and peaceful, my favourite way to fish is with a Rod in one hand and a Frying pan in the other

 

Do you club the fish with the pan?

 

Heathen!

 

Agnostic

 

That looks like a split cane rod my dad used to use
Did some fishing myself not long ago and got a personal best on a common carp and mirror carp

 

Well done on getting your PB carp they’re hard fighting buggers aren’t they
And yes the rod is an old Allcock Wizard from the late forties/early fifties, made when things were made to last

 

I had to google that and I'm still confused.

 

Sorry David. Told I am a heathen (does not believe in any widely practiced religion). I'm not - I'm agnostic - don't countenance the possibility of any all seeing god. On a more positive note, I do believe that Haselbury Plucknett is the centre of the universe. Have you noticed that this forum SW uses American corrections for spelling?

 

This is Marra, he's located in the welfare park Horden

 

Photo of the info plaques

 

That's awesome mate, It's from the same bloke that did the Tommy statue in Seaham, I'm an ex miner that worked at South Hetton, Murton, and Vane Tempest collieries, and I think Horden Colliery at one time was the biggest of them all employing over six thousand miners in it's hey day, it's so sad to see what has happened in Horden now, It's a crying shame that the decent people there have to put up with the inbred smackhead scum that have took over areas like the numbered street's such as First Street and upwards.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Ray...XDDOwKHWikCYgQ_AUoA3oECAsQBQ&biw=1460&bih=678

 

Hi Guys
Not had a good time recently with a close relative passing but these stories and photo's have really cheered me up. Thanks and keep them coming.

 

Hi, David I lived in the Colliery streets for 26 years you never locked your doors, now there people from all over the place, mostly scum that have been moved from their own towns,

 

After the pits closed I worked for a Social housing contractor for twenty years, we worked anywhere from Carlisle across to Whitby and up to Berwick upon Tweed, and I think the worst places we had to go were nearer home, and that was Hartlepool and Horden, these are the photos I had to take for Health and Safety from a kitchen in a property in Horden,.

 

Yes, this thread and indeed, this forum on the whole is a great place to lift the spirits.
Sorry to hear of your bad times; there’s been some for many of us recently but stay positive fella and good times will come to you again soon. Keep yer chin up.