Originally posted by Malcolm Buggeridge
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Hmm Keynsham, I remember it well.
Used to have a nice big car park that cost 20p to park all day.
That's all I can remember, sorry.
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostGreat place if you are really hanging for a few rocks of crack though.





Is it twinned with Swindon?Comment
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Is there a particular reason that this blatant sockpuppet of the much banned fraudster/liar and thief is allowed to survive?Comment
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The rules are
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There are so few posters at the moment sockies are allowed to keep the numbers up.Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostIs there a particular reason that this blatant sockpuppet of the much banned fraudster/liar and thief is allowed to survive?Last edited by eek; 2 August 2016, 08:14.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Keynsham was nice 30 years ago but it's morphed into a big dormitory town with too many people and houses rammed into every corner. Either go down one road to the A39 - Pensford is quite nice (far better than it looks at first glance...) and really convenient to Bristol) or out to the Chew Valley, although that's getting expensive. And Bristol CC hate cars so traffic will always be a nightmare wherever you are; the trick is to go in early, like about 7:00 and beat the drones.
To go north is even worse than Keynsham unless you can afford Leigh Woods or Westbury-on-Trym, but even then you're surrounded. Or move to Bath and take the train in.
BTW did you know Only fools and Horses was filmed in Eastville, south of Bristol, because Peckham looked too posh...Blog? What blog...?
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I'm eyeing up a place in Hunstrete as it happens.Originally posted by malvolio View Post
To go north is even worse than Keynsham unless you can afford Leigh Woods or Westbury-on-Trym, but even then you're surrounded. Or move to Bath and take the train in.
BTW did you know Only fools and Horses was filmed in Eastville, south of Bristol, because Peckham looked too posh...
Keynsham would be my nearest town, hence the question.
Yes, I've done a few commutes into and beyond the centre of Bristol from the south & agree that you need to get in before 7 am to avoid gridlock.
Has the new mayor got the same anti car mentality as Ferguson?
Bath is where I was born & raised. Haven't lived there for a number of years, not much to my taste any more to be honest. Ain't going north of the Avon neither
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As for Eastville, <shudder/>Comment
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I guess it will be totally socktastic wherever you end upOriginally posted by Malcolm Buggeridge View PostI'm eyeing up a place in Hunstrete as it happens.
The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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