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murraymints | 16:43 Sat 21st Jul 2018 | ChatterBank

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Been away with friends for a few days up north,internet not clever, but have had to come home with stinking cold, due to go to Northumberland on Friday, so dosed up, feeling rotten...hopefully 5 days will see me better by then xx

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hereIam

Hiya !

murraymints

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Hi here I am xx

hereIam

I love Northumberland, but not been for ages. Have a good one ...

Patsy33

Them colds like you Minty! Hope you feel better very soon.x

Mamyalynne

Northumberland will make you feel better, enjoy.

murraymints

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Going to Chillingham...hopefully !

murraymints

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Ta Patsy xx Mamy xx

Jackdaw33

I lived all my life in Northumberland. The only reason I do not still do so is because 40 - odd years ago they changed the boundaries and left us lumped in with dreary old Tyne and Wear. I still think of myself as Northumbrian.

Lie-in King

Sorry you're under the weather, hope you feel better soon :-)

I've never been to Northumberland.

murraymints

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Did they Jack ? Why ?

murraymints

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Ta lik xx

jno

Chillingham with a cold, right.

murraymints

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Hopefully not by Friday?

Togo

Hi Minty...…..the search parties have been called off. Are you sure it isn't hay fever? You have had it off and on for a week or so now.

Jackdaw33

This was back in the days of the infamous Heath government who had a major reorganisation of county boundaries in 1974. This created Metropolitan County Councils such as Tyne and Wear, Greater manchester and so on. These were abolished by Thatcher in 1986 but the names still remain as postal addresses. Until then everything down to the north bank of the Tyne was Northumberland and everything south was Co. Durham. If you leave Newcastle by the main east coast line, half-way across the bridge is still the old sign pointing to Northumberland and Durham.