Chris Winwood

@chrispywindy.bsky.social

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Camp old nonsense, vintage telly, wide ranging music tastes, centre-left politics. Brought to you by a middle aged middle class gay who responds well to snacks.

Four actors on stage in a garden with audience in front and trees to tear
Sue Johnston and Diane Morgan
BBC nursing drama Angels. In 1979 annual format.
Wally is making a meal of having a cold
Some bloke with an Irish accent going really OTT
Bernard Archard with bushy sideboards
A bunch of blokes sitting round a gloomy dining table
Sharon faves the truth
A mint green pleather sofa and mirrored wardrobe plonked on the pavement
Polly Perkins’s 1977 album “Polly” on vinyl
Train table with #Crossroads paperback, Network Rail card, coffee and shortbread
Worcester cathedral from the garden of the Plough pub, with (most of) a pint of ale and a bright blue summer sky
Diane sits awkwardly
Bernard Cribbins looks on as Barbara Windsor reacts to a poisoned cocktail
Forgotten early 80s tv soap Together
Noele Gordon on the phone. She would sort us all out.
Towerblocks by sunset
Ruggedly handsome and beefy Michael Craig
Red and black butterfly with yellow and white spots, balancing on a blade of grass
Liz Taylor, queen of everything
A sadly blue tinged screenshot of Susannah York in X Y and Zee, looking like Jo Grant from Doctor Who
Liz Taylor in a headdress/tiara thing with big hair and beads, looking angry
Feeble signpost, one mile outside Devils End
The Brookside body under the patio
Sid, Mavis, Wally
Mavis Hooper
Jill, Adam, Miranda, J Henry, Val, David, Barbara. All having a natter in motel reception.
Jill has had enough
A feeble sign in a nuclear bunker
Roy Purcell in Doctor Who
Feeble signpost in a wildlife sanctuary
A signed note from Jon Pertwee
Title card for the early 80s BBC Day of the Triffids
Miranda won’t stand for it
Philip Latham!
Blonde woman in dark jacket and blue open necked shirt against pastel coloured background
Inflatable Sam
Barbara can’t take it in
Mid 80s Fontana edition of Agatha Christie’s The Body in the Library
Sir David Suchet and me, a few years back