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Anyone else find hearing this to be the high point of their week (apart from the weekend when we can actually get our hands in the soil) - is it just me? image

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  • ChunkChunk Posts: 19

    Ha! I know what you mean. it certainly has a positive effect no matter what else has been happening.

  • ...tis far past my bedtime! image

  • It will not be past your bedtime next week David unless you have your Horlicks at eight. Saying that the theme tune is so memorable at this moment I cannot even hum it. Must take less pills with my porridge.

    Frank.

  • Forester2Forester2 Posts: 1,477

    I always think the tune sounds like a Christmassy (sorry, I know that word is banned here)) tune.  I loved the one from decades ago when the programme came from Clacks Farm.  I can still hear the beginning of the tune in my head.

    I love the music accompanying Beechgrove Gardening programme.

  • LesleyKLesleyK Posts: 4,029

    Foresterimage.  You have it spot on for me.  I can bring the Beechgrove theme to mind straight away but can't recollect GW one.  I do like the feeling I get when it comes on though.  Half an hour's peaceimage

  • chickychicky Posts: 10,400
    Feel exactly the same as you Cornish Clare ! For 18 years now its been the music that says "the weekend's started" - absolutely love it.



    Am humming it now image



    Correction - was humming it, but on a train and my daughters are threatening to disown me as a crazy lady image
  • TootlesTootles Posts: 1,469

    I totally agree. I love the theme tune. Seem to recall them showing the recording of it a few years back.

    I also love love love the first words which are Monty's "hello"! My other half does a great impression.

    Agree that 9.30pm is a bit late.  Looking forward to it being on earlier next week. 

  • Busy-LizzieBusy-Lizzie Posts: 23,117

    I loved the older theme tune too. Wish they hadn't changed it. 9.30pm is really late here in France, it's 10.30pm.

    Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
  • Yep it is too late for me really too. Just started watching beecchgrove , I do jot know how I have not seen it before. Very therapeutic, I enjoy all the trials they do (brings out the researcher in me!) 

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