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History in
the making - a scene from the very first episode of
Last of the Summer Wine in 1973.
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| Compo, Clegg and Blamire
meeting in Sid's Cafe for an impromptu sing-song in 1975
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| Who set up
that bike in Sid's Cafe?
From the 1975 "Forked Lightning"
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Off on an
epic adventure through the Holme Valley - and just look at those
swimming costumes!
From the 1974 "Ballad for wind Instruments and Canoe"
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Handy
place for a sofa? From the famous "Loxley Lozenge"
where the runaway sofa came to rest to witness real life Holmfirth artist Ashley
Jackson completing one of his "masterpieces" of the Holme
Valley.
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Dodworth
Band outside Netherthong Methodist Church.
Here's one for the fans - can anyone name this episode?
In one of the scenes from this programme, Compo demonstrates his skateboarding skills
by nearly colliding with the
band. The band were booked by the BBC because they were the
only one available for a weekday performance.
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What's
in
that matchbox? LOTSW's first full length film for Christmas 1983
The actual photo was Bill's all time favourite, he liked this
because it sported the cheeky Compo
look, the shocked Nora and the mystey of the famous matchbox.
For
some ideas from fans about what's in the matchbox, see our
matchbox mystery page.
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Compo
causes havoc in the local newsagents. Question - was Compo trying to
buy Nora a birthday card? Another brain-teaser for fans - can you name this episode?
Can anyone
name the poor actress trying her best to sort Compo out?
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