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In reply to Post #466
good to see you back at it and recovering. take it easy, fella. looking forward to the next instalments of tales of the young Shroppy Pete  
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In reply to Post #465
hi taffi and everyone that has wished me well . i am now out although a little bruised and battered and i must say very tired i cant thank you all enough for your kind remarks and support and believe me the phone never stopped with texts the morning after the operation. i will endeavour to carry on my stories when i can so please bear with me god bless pete
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In reply to Post #464
good to hear all went well with the opp, pete. Look forward to more reading when your back on line m8 
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In reply to Post #463
i`ve just had a phone call of Pete,as he is now home from Hospital and is now on the road to recovery.He also passed on his Thanks to all his well wishers and hopes he may get back on the Forum in a couple of Days"Thats if the Boss Dot allows him"
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In reply to Post #452
Hope everything gone right pete.
Plesed to read your stories.
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In reply to Post #461
great reading pete you have been tickleing my tockers,and get well soon.
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In reply to Post #1000
Absolutely brilliant reading these pieces, pete your a legend
My favourite memory in 30odd years of years of fishing was when me and my best mate (then age 10) used to fish some ponds about 5 miles outside blackpool. I would climb over his back gate and throw stones at his bedroom window at 5am to wake him up then he would borrow his dads pushbike tie his fibre glass rod to the frame and fill his spar carrier bag with his intrepid black prince reel (legendary) a couple of floats,jam butties, maggots etc and then we were off. About 2 miles down the road my swinging carrier bag got caught in the front wheel of my bike and i went flying over the handlebar my maggot box had opened and maggots were all over the place so we were tryting gather the little wrigglys back into the tub although all my mate could do was   at me flying off my bike as he was behind. Anyway eventually we got to the pond which in them days most could be fished by anyone and got fishing. After an hour or so of catching lots of tiny roach and perch we went over to another pond in the same field that had some decent crewies and tench in we both left our bikes at the other pond which wasnt far away. When we returned after a while my mates dads bike had been run over by a tractor or something and the front wheel was proper buckled and all i can remember him saying over & over was " my dads gonna kick **** out of me, he needs it to get to work" Well i was in bits all the way home and fair play to his dad (god bless ya ) he saw the funny side too after a lot of explaining. We are still best mates and still fish together now.
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In reply to Post #459
Thats great news dave. looking forward to more stories pete.
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In reply to Post #457
Pleased to hear you have had your op and I wish you a very speedy recovery.
I hope you can get the rods out soon and get on the bankside.
I am also looking fortward to reading your next articles on this forum very soon.
Good luck mate
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In reply to Post #457
Glad to hear you are out of hospital Pete. Have a steady but successful recovery and maybe do some fishing sometime. Many thanks for all your posts!
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In reply to Post #456
Just to let everyone know,Pete has had his op and is up and about doing well.hopefully be out of hospital tomorrow
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In reply to Post #455
Agreed. though I stll chase rabbits and pick and eat whatever the land offers.
Take my nephews sliding down the grassy hill and black berry picking
for thelast few years they love it.
got some Dansom jam made from this year
sad seeing wind blown fruit on the ground.
hope your getting better Peter.
your story is a real vision from the past
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In reply to Post #451
great writing really enjoying it....although not as old as your goodself, it takes me back to my younger years, running around, fishing small rivers and catching rabbits with the most basic of tackle / gear and oh how I wish we could turn the clock back....it really does not compare to society today.....
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In reply to Post #453
Really enjoy reading your storys pete, You really should look into the making of a book of some kind. Hope your opperation went well yesturday was thinking of you m8. regards Eifion.
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In reply to Post #452
Good luck with the op
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