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No, I didn't know Eddie. One to store in my memory bank. 
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Hello Steve Stevecam & Eddie eddiel
Now then boys, you know I don't wish to be pedantic BUT why would he be sitting at Widnes railway station - lets face it you can go to Manchester and Liverpool from there. Yes I know there's a Blue Plaque there!
The other theory is he was at Ditton (formerly Ditton Junction Station) which is in Widnes but it's on the mainline where you could get trains to Crewe and London.
I just like to give you something to think about!! (and Widnes is in Cheshire not Lancashire 
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Kind Regards - Brian.
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Absolutely Steve, and don't let our cocker muddy the waters lol, Lurking again Brian, it's very unbecoming of a community champion
, seriously I read about your PSA rising, which I was sorry to hear. like me even knowing it's coming, it hits you, but it's roll the sleeves up and keep on fighting this bas#@×d, as i know you will. good luck my friend m, to both of us
love Eddie and Sheila xx
Hi Eddie eddiel
Me a "lurker" no, you will find I have a post on page 1 of this thread - but yes I do keep my eye on what's gong on.
And yes I can see The Pennines from the front bedroom window (in fact Oldham is built on the foothills - at home we are 560 foot above sea level).
As to my cancer returning (it's never left to be honest with you and I knew I would be back on treatment) I have a great team at The Christie and I have every confidence I will win the fight. At the moment I feel well and mentally up for a new challenge.
Kind regards to you and Sheila xx
Brian.
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