ay up from Lancashire

[Treadtrader]

scouse wrote:

How about ay up m'duck ?

I have some pals who have run a pub near Donnington Park for approx fifteen years.
That phrase seems to be a common greeting in the area.

[scouse]

Well it would, wouldn't it, being as it is nearly in Derby... doh!

;)

[minkyhead]

I remember being slightly unsettled by being greeted with Ay up Love from blokes in Ormskirk in my youth when I delivered bread from a Scotts bakery van in t'area .

dontcha h8 typcasting ...:woohoo:

de do dat do dont dee


By minkyhead at 2009-04-12

i should have flown to spain yesterday from john lennon airport
...had to go home after a unforseen delay




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[scouse]

Oh wow aren't you the witty one...

[Treadtrader]

Made me laff. :laugh:

[scouse]

Don't encourage him... his whippets will need walking soon.

[flyinwalrus]

saying ay up is prob a min of manchester...stoke's borderlione southern!!lol

[Paul]

Hi to all Adventure riders,

Just joined having found the mag looking at me in the local Newsagent. I have been waiting for a publication like this for ages.
I live in Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria, ride a Varadero and I am very lucky to be surrounded by some of the best riding roads in England.

I am a "born again" biker and at 45 loving every minute of it.

Thanks
Paul

[Treadtrader]

Paul wrote:

Hi to all Adventure riders,

Just joined having found the mag looking at me in the local Newsagent. I have been waiting for a publication like this for ages.
I live in Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria, ride a Varadero and I am very lucky to be surrounded by some of the best riding roads in England.

I am a "born again" biker and at 45 loving every minute of it.

Thanks
Paul

Welcome Paul, good choice of bike, lots of like minded peeps here.

[Jim Lovell]

Hi Paul,