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Raistlin · Posted 07 Dec 2012, 23:23 #1

Does anybody remember which days and at what time "Alistair Cooke's letter from America" was aired on BBC please?

Trebor · Posted 07 Dec 2012, 23:39 #2

Mick · Posted 08 Dec 2012, 00:10 #3

Only that he always began, "Good morning"
You can check days here. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00f6hb ... ts/2010/04 They do seem to vary over time.

Raistlin · Posted 08 Dec 2012, 09:09 #4

Thanks chaps

Duncan · Posted 08 Dec 2012, 09:25 #5

Sunday breakfast time. Immediately reminded of bacon and coffee smells, and the taste of kellogs rise and shine instant fruit juice.

Raistlin · Posted 08 Dec 2012, 09:49 #6

Duncan wrote:Sunday breakfast time. Immediately reminded of bacon and coffee smells, and the taste of kellogs rise and shine instant fruit juice.

That's it. In a nutshell Duncan. I heard Alistair Cooke's voice a few days ago and it was immediately evocative.

Bermudan 75 · Posted 08 Dec 2012, 16:25 #7

I seem to remember it being on a weekday, used to listen to it in my father's car.

Mick · Posted 08 Dec 2012, 16:29 #8

I'm with you on this Mike, I think Sunday were repeats. Sunday lunchtimes was Round The Horn in our house and IIRC The Navy Lark

Duncan · Posted 08 Dec 2012, 17:14 #9

Sundays may have been repeats, I really don't know. But it was Sunday mornings without any doubt. I'm still smelling the coffee and bacon!

Alistair Cooke's letter from America by Raistlin