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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Here's a puzzle which I'm sure you will solve Robert?? The bus stop outside the pottery on Station road was always (by our family) referred to as "Pottery Lane" stop. We always knew the lane which led to the side steps of the bridge (and began between the railway bridge and "Pottery lane bus stop")as Pottery Lane. However the part of the lane nearest to the bridge we (youngsters) called "Lover's lane", but my Dad always said he had always known it as "Lovatts Lane" What was that lane really called???[/quote]
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Langley Mill Pottery
replied on: 1/21/2008 2:00:22 PM

Here's a puzzle which I'm sure you will solve Robert??

The bus stop outside the pottery on Station road was always (by our family) referred to as "Pottery Lane" stop. We always knew the lane which led to the side steps of the bridge (and began between the railway bridge and "Pottery lane bus stop")as Pottery Lane. However the part of the lane nearest to the bridge we (youngsters) called "Lover's lane", but my Dad always said he had always known it as "Lovatts Lane" What was that lane really called???

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