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thanks Nev. I took on board what you said and took a different approach to taking the shots...
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You sure that's not a Tchure? 
Nice bit of a local feature.
Nice bit of a local feature.
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No you are both wrong - it's a Gennel
They always seem to make good photographic subjects
They always seem to make good photographic subjects
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It might be a gennel up there pal, it's a ginnel down here....No you are both wrong - it's a Gennel
They always seem to make good photographic subjects
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Ginnel in my bit of Lacashire too.
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as in "she was so bow legged, she couldn't stop a pig in a Ginnel"
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Anyone for "snicket"
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Jitty..... that's a word I've not heard for years. It would be interesting to map these local words to areas of the UK. Personally I'm from Northants and those narrow gaps were always jitties.
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I think jitty or jittie is a midlands thing
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in Liverpool its a jigger