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Wasn't it though ;-) lol........yes blankie could have been a

sign of their love and devotion ....you old romantic you <3 :-D

Aww Mau how romantic ;-)


I thought the blanket was wrapped her as it has been made by her new adopted family whilst waiting for news and when they covered in it , she was shroud in their love and devotion ....and thats why she woke up

I enjoyed it too. Hayley my OH doesn't usually watch but because it was our wedd.anniversary ahh we shared a bottle of wine.
Now I don't know if it was the alcohol or not but when the newly knitted blanket was laid over Chummy and it was thought she'd die..well?...I'm not afraid to say I blubbed :-(....then when the babe was put beside her..well? ...sniff :-D

Brilliant programme.....Miranda plays such a good Chummy. Far too long to wait for the next series:(((
l wonder if Jenny gets married to Jimmy's mate?? l've read the book but can't remember...lol

jude:)

have really enjoyed every episode. sunday night wont be same.

Thank you Joeva I'll tell him and talking of my IMT I was channel hopping to night and he said " your stupid thing is about to start" as he settled down to watch it ;-)

Lovely ending I didnt think she would leave the convent for him but she did....and poor Chummy look forward to the next series, as I am sure the Sister ( jenny Agutter) does a bit of matchmaking and Nurse Jane ends up married to Chummy;s vicar friend......well she does in the book anyway :-D

I am going to miss this programme as it's the best programme on all the TV
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Just wanted to say how much I have enjoyed this programme.

Tonight was really good and .....sniff am just recovering....
do love a happy ending. :-)

Emma :-)

Hayley,

Your IMT is correct, the pub is the Royal Oak in Columbia Road E2.

Right in the middle of the famous Sunday flower market.

This has been used by many film-makers as the exterior is typical 1940s although totally refurbished inside.

I remember when Heidi Thomas featured in a certain magazine that visits the homes of the rich and famous.
Lovely pictures on the side, knick knacks etc.
Except it wasn't her house!

Mau :-D :-D

Errol, hmmmm what, dish it then

Loved Cranford too :-)

Not having read the book, as long as they stay within the same style it doesn't bother me if the script writer 'makes them up'. :-D

BTW - has anyone seen GoldenGirl posting recently?

I have just been reading an interview with Heidi Thomas - hmmmm

I never watched Larkrise, Barb, and am just getting tuned in to Midwives! Slow, eh? :-D

The old man played Twister in Larkrise to Candleford didn't he.

Another show I loved to watch and there's not going to be anymore episodes made, which is a real shame.

I had a bit of a tear in my eye too., Mau. I thought the guy who played the father was very good....he did a good job at that dying bit, don't care of it was corny or not :-D <3

"You're an old softy Barb" ;-) :-D

I had a tear or two over last nights episode and thought the acting was excellent.

The young nun plays her part extremely well too with the obvious love for the doctor and not being able to express it. I really hope she makes a full recovery.

Call me an old softy :-) :-)

Too poignant for me as it was the anniversary of my fathers death yesterday. :-( :-(
Love the series though.
Von

I remember a van like that parked over the road from us when I was a child.