How crazy is this?

Bronze or stone?

Maybe he's stalking her?

She'd married her brother? That's pretty crazy. Even for Yorkshire.

That is crazy...who on earth would arrange to meet their brother at a sculpture park ffs

All the world to holiday in and she chooses Yorksire, madness ! Did she forget to get off the plane en route ?

I think her parents might live there and she was visiting them

Damn, I wasn't going to get involved in any AP wind-up threads this year. That's one NY resolution out of the window already.

Whatever crags, but you have to admit the chances of that happening are off the scale!

Must be worse than chance of winning the lottery!

Even if they both lived here it is still astonishing!

That is crazy...who on earth would arrange to meet their brother at a sculpture park ffs

May I venture....probably people, who have more wholesome interests, than many on here!!

She probably wishes the shark HAD got her.

I remember bumping into an ex at the Louvre gallery in Paris right by the Venus de Milo. It turned out to be quite armless.

Fix imho

Nice video for you to look at Aunty.Leeds in the late 60s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZi6EPdoRNA

Kenny, that was fabulous to see and doesn't feel that long ago.

We thought "The Arndale Centre" was 'cutting edge' at the time. I could even have been part of the vid!

Pity there was no suitable music track!

Even better was the one that came up after that one...

Very clever and beautiful soundtrack....
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SGu3EE-nMc

and then this one...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBcqGXgd4ZE

Thanks for the memories....

Oh, forgot to say that "The General Wade" didn't feature!

Was that the first Mosque @ 0.05

Glad you enjoyed it Aunty. Everything seemed much quiter and more civilised then.

Until me and my mates were on the loose on a Friday and Saturday night.

I'll view the additional videos later.

Often went to the "General Wade" for a "ploughman's" for lunch, as my office was on Woodhouse Square.

Also went to "The Skanda Grill" which was ridiculously hot when the sun was out!

Next to the GW was a "Bierkeller" where you could have a pint of your choice, and Pie & Chips, plus a warm tingly feeling
in your trousers and all for £1.00

^ I'm sure your daughter had the same "warm tingly feeling in her trousers" afer meeting her ex

this needs a twitter feed

sure as eggs is eggs this relationship was meant to be. these things inevitably happen for a reason. strongly suggest she re thinks this one.

I went in the General Wade and the nearby Bierkeller often.Usually before a night at The Mecca, or Tiffanys as it became.

Strippers at lunchtime in the Bierkeller!