Does that mean Bernard will now be appearing in the Seagull?

He's not cancelled it! We're picking him up om the way in our 12 seater from Widnes and dropping him off on the way back! He's put his £20 in the ale kitty and he's got Dec Patton as first try scorer in the Cup Final sweep!!

That’s him done his money then.

or bingo calling at the Black Cat

Or taking over from Auntie Nancy as entertainments announcer at Golden Gate caravan park?

What odds as he got..

Good ole SAM. Always sniffing out a bookie bash.

Looks like Harry's got the job. Don't know what's happened there? Maybe they read this topic..

Its a sweep...…….no odds you pay your £1 and take your chance out of the hat…..we used to do two bob then raised it to 50p in 1984 but we've pushed the boat out this year and gone for a quid!! £34 for the winner!!

That'll pay for your fortnight in Towyn..

Been a long time since you were last a Towyn then.

He sells spoons doesn't he?

Sppppoons

You're rude, oldfella
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Can't be Fawlted.

Spent my youth there. Shame it went downhill with the invention of Sun holidays at £1 each

His dad Jimmy will be pleased as punch his son is doing the honours.

Golden Sands, Mr Snoodle. Uncle Billy was a right miserable old sod, from what I can remember as those days were long ago.

I've a caravan in Towyn anyone on here can hire at mates rates.
Just pm me.

So you have already posted, we get the idea.

My apologies, instated at both as a kid and obviously got them mixed up.

Highlight of the holiday used to be a visit to the Harbour gift shop in Rhyl to get a new toy and a little prezzy for my gran - more innocent times then.......

No apology needed, it was a long long while ago since I last stayed there. The days of calour gas, carrying water from a stand pipe, needing an old penny and having to go out in the dark to a toilet block, are thankfully well and truly behind us!

Did you make your folks wait ages by insisting on travelling by the open top bus?

Rhyl highlights was the bikes and paddling pool.

No polo that day?

Having to walk into Rhyl with my now wife on a Sunday because the pubs in Towyn didn't open. I was about 18 at the time. I think we were staying on Winkups, happy days, no money but fun times.