two links, first an example of arguing over turf in Bradford 2010 and
the second Wikipedia about Glasgow in the 80’s
https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/bradford-ice-cream-turf-war-spills-into-violence-as-children-look-on-1971313
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glasgow_ice_cream_wars
I was proper upset with Lime Kilns last summer.
Changed hands and it’s shyte.
If it weren’t for the good pub in Stoke Golding and that lovely beer I doubt I’d go up the Ashby again.
Did he wear bells?
White his face up?
Sing daft songs?
or ruin a peaceful afternoon?
we’ve been taking the piss out of the NBTA dress code but these win hands down and sticks up,
when I worked the Leeds area a couple of years ago my boss was very quite about what went on back in the day,
looking at old
newspaper reports it was serious stuff
dunno how it all works for him,
I’d guess he’d miss out on regular customers with online moorings but then again he simply changes route and picks up other customers. 🤷♀️
I’ve always wondered how these boats get on if they stray in to each other’s patch? Perhaps there’d be coal boat wars, just like Ice Cream van wars.
Yes that’s right.
Roach’s movements/routes appear to be on a constant change at the moment.
He said with all the rain we’ve had lately there’s been a build of sediment/muck washed in to the cut, somewhere passed (or before) one of the two tunnels above Tardibigge. Can’t remember which. Reckons that’s put a stop to him there too.
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