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The Cross Keys Day of 258 Different Songs 2003!

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    • There were 280 songs and 42 singers on 29 March 2003, and only five songs were repeated, which is pretty good considering that there were three sessions going for most of the afternoon. As always my thanks to all those who took part and a special thanks to those who have been there every year since we started the event nine years ago. Also my thanks to Alison and Doug for making us welcome at the Cross Keys. Hope to see you all soon.This 258 years old Inn with great views over the Saddleworth hills takes some beating! Jim Schofield 2003

    The Cross Keys and Views From The Pub 258 Songs 29 Mar 2003
    Mick Collins is compere extra-ordinare, at Sunday nights Top House Folk Club here at the Cross Keys Phil ~ The Fiddler ~ Mayer Martin, Len and Dave in one of the three seperate sessions taking place at the same time during the 258 Songs Day
    Rear Entrance to the Cross Keys, has a large stone lintel inscribed MB SB 1745 the initials of Michael Bottomly, a clothier, and his wife Sarah View of the Cross Keys pub from the Beer Garden The entrance to the Barn, from the Patio built by Harold with the Pagoda built by Doug
    Daffodils on the Patio Footpath to the Chuch Inn and Saddleworth Church Relax with a pint and enjoy the view whilst listening to the best of folk!
    The great views over the Saddleworth Hills from this 258 years old Inn takes some beating! The Barn is home to the Wednesday and Sunday Folk Clubs as well as Headquarters of the Oldham Mountain Rescue Team Saddleworth Church from the Cross Keys
    Dave in front of the big, ancient cooking range in Buckley's Kitchen Allan Sellars runs Thursday nights Folk Club at the Organ in Stalybridge, Free Super! Phil and Marilyn in Buckleys Kitchen, a small intimate room with a stone flagged floor

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