The Cave-Wyrm Theory

Fjell

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It?s fully covered here, and I think you will agree Billy has the situation bang to rights.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GW-IgJHM3cY
 

Pitlamp

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Imagine if you could get one of them things trained up - we'd never need to get our hands dirty digging again!
 

Mrs Trellis

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[quote author=Mark]

John Beck was in that film as a caving extra, who would've thought it, JB in a Ken Russell film
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I don't remember him looking like this:-

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pwhole

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My aunt's family moved to Chester-le-Street in the early 1970s, and with her being an identical twin to my mum, we spent a lot of time up there, as one might imagine - and so got to find out about the local legend of the Lambton Worm, which is kind of wacky too. Most searches just bring up the same-named pub in town, so I've done the hard work for you all:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambton_Worm

I certainly caught plenty of eels from the River Wear in the local park, but sadly no more than bootlace size. Also caught a flounder about as big as an oak leaf, which is what I thought it was at first. Not bad for ten miles inland! I also got smashed up by a very large salmon, but that's another story...;)
 

PeteHall

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I like that pwhole, thanks for sharing. I lived in County Durham for 5 years and never came across this one.
 

pwhole

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Sorry, I missed that one! But from memory, the one time I saw that movie years ago I don't remember anything about the Lambton Worm at all. I was pretty out of it though - watching it totally straight would be ridiculous ;)
 

Ed

Active member
PeteHall said:
I like that pwhole, thanks for sharing. I lived in County Durham for 5 years and never came across this one.

There is also the Sockburn Worm
 
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