Not sure if its been mentioned but Mortimer & Whitehouse Gone Fishing Christmas Special 2022 was on yesterday, probably available on I Player.
Was a good watch as always
Was a good watch as always
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Yes, very pleasant. Watched it Christmas eve. Bob falling over
3.times on the trot was a treat.
Yes, very pleasant. Watched it Christmas eve. Bob falling over
3.times on the trot was a treat.
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Ulreka's looking “different” lol
Ulreka's looking “different” lol
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Age has caught up with her,I bet you still would though
Age has caught up with her,I bet you still would though
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Its not age its ***** surgery
Its not age its ***** surgery
Bet she's still a goer though.. 
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When someone said the 4x4 was on I thought it was the Christmas edition of Top Gear.
When someone said the 4x4 was on I thought it was the Christmas edition of Top Gear.
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Possibly...
Possibly...
I thought it was great put a smile on my face wonderful scenery and great banter
that show and Terry Hearns new ESP video
so so much better than the silly over acting crap and pathetic unnecessary kissing people that the others spew out IMO
that show and Terry Hearns new ESP video
so so much better than the silly over acting crap and pathetic unnecessary kissing people that the others spew out IMO
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100%
couldn't have said it better.
100%
couldn't have said it better.
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Just watched it on demand, but it all seemed a bit familiar, I got to the end and Ulrika was a no show.... realised I'd watched last year's (again!)
so carried straight on to this year's!
Just watched it on demand, but it all seemed a bit familiar, I got to the end and Ulrika was a no show.... realised I'd watched last year's (again!)
so carried straight on to this year's!
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It was a good programme, but was spoiled slightly for me by knowing that it was filmed in the summer.
The Lofoten Islands are in the Arctic circle, so in December and January, the sun never rises, and are in the dark.
It was a good programme, but was spoiled slightly for me by knowing that it was filmed in the summer.
The Lofoten Islands are in the Arctic circle, so in December and January, the sun never rises, and are in the dark.
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Lofoten is one of my bucket list places to visit (photography not fishing)
Lofoten is one of my bucket list places to visit (photography not fishing)
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Norway is a beautiful country. I've spent some time there in Oslo and Hemsedal where we had a hytte near the river just below the Hydro-electric dam.
No mains electricity or water supply, we had to rely on solar and getting water from the river, along with the occasional trout.
Deep snow in winter, but the hut was always warm with a lovely log burner.
I've not been over for years now
Norway is a beautiful country. I've spent some time there in Oslo and Hemsedal where we had a hytte near the river just below the Hydro-electric dam.
No mains electricity or water supply, we had to rely on solar and getting water from the river, along with the occasional trout.
Deep snow in winter, but the hut was always warm with a lovely log burner.
I've not been over for years now
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Yes, I have been, but not to the north. We did Oslo, Kristiansand and Stavanger which are all lovely, but I'd really like to visit the north - Lofoten and Tromso.
We had hoped to see the Aurora when we went, but it didn't happen, thankfully we got to see it on the Isle of Skye (another stunning place) a few years ago
Yes, I have been, but not to the north. We did Oslo, Kristiansand and Stavanger which are all lovely, but I'd really like to visit the north - Lofoten and Tromso.
We had hoped to see the Aurora when we went, but it didn't happen, thankfully we got to see it on the Isle of Skye (another stunning place) a few years ago
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Oh yes, I forgot, I went to Lillehammer as well, again south of the country.
My father used to be a television engineer. Not your television repairs, but designing and building television studios, satellite routing and broadcasting. He worked at the Olympics at Lillehammer with NRK, the Norwegian broadcasting company.
He also helped design the ITV Studios on the South Bank in London when he worked for London Weekend Television and I have been in the World of Sport studio as well as actually on top of LWT Tower as it was also known.
Oh yes, I forgot, I went to Lillehammer as well, again south of the country.
My father used to be a television engineer. Not your television repairs, but designing and building television studios, satellite routing and broadcasting. He worked at the Olympics at Lillehammer with NRK, the Norwegian broadcasting company.
He also helped design the ITV Studios on the South Bank in London when he worked for London Weekend Television and I have been in the World of Sport studio as well as actually on top of LWT Tower as it was also known.
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Collymore giving her a few digs probably ain't helped either
Collymore giving her a few digs probably ain't helped either
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