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Dalehelms
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I bought my first purple velvet loons in Boodle Am along with my purple velvet platforms sometime around nineteen canteen, however, my post is about the shop's location. Was it not originally on Woodhouse Street where the Leeds Met building is now located, roughly opposite the car park above the Civic Hall? Or am I having another senior moment?

oldleedsman
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Post by oldleedsman »

Here's Boodle-am where I first remember it - on Queen Victoria Street in the early 70s, on the right-hand side as you look towards Briggate.It used to be on 2 floors. Great place. Will be missed.I also bought some Loon pants here for about £2.50.
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Dalehelms
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I don't think that was the original shop. The one I remember wasn't nearly so posh. Someone earlier in the thread mentioned it being near The Merrion Centre. That's my recollection too. The road layout has changed so much that its hard to get the exact spot in my mind's eye, but I think it was up from The Coburg, on the same side of the road, but nearer to The University.    

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Post by Brandy »

Dalehelms wrote: I don't think that was the original shop. The one I remember wasn't nearly so posh. Someone earlier in the thread mentioned it being near The Merrion Centre. That's my recollection too. The road layout has changed so much that its hard to get the exact spot in my mind's eye, but I think it was up from The Coburg, on the same side of the road, but nearer to The University.     indeed you are bang right dalehelms http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/people/L ... 3700127.jp
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Dalehelms
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Post by Dalehelms »

Thanks for that Brandy. It was good to read the article. Many happy memories are surfacing. Jazz at The Coburg was very ok too!!

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Post by fevlad »

Dalehelms wrote: I don't think that was the original shop. The one I remember wasn't nearly so posh. Someone earlier in the thread mentioned it being near The Merrion Centre. That's my recollection too. The road layout has changed so much that its hard to get the exact spot in my mind's eye, but I think it was up from The Coburg, on the same side of the road, but nearer to The University.     thanks for that I thought I was losing itthe original boodle am was much smaller than the one in the pic-very crowded on a saturday-mindst you, you needed more space for the width of the loons.
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Post by wiggy »

whoa man...why is everyone so heavy......boomshanker!
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wiggy wrote: whoa man...why is everyone so heavy......boomshanker! vegetable rights and peace
I went down to the crossroads and got down on my knees

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fevlad wrote: wiggy wrote: whoa man...why is everyone so heavy......boomshanker! vegetable rights and peace may the seed of your loin be fruitful in the belly of your woman.
i do believe,induced by potent circumstances,that thou art' mine enemy?

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wiggy wrote: fevlad wrote: wiggy wrote: whoa man...why is everyone so heavy......boomshanker! vegetable rights and peace may the seed of your loin be fruitful in the belly of your woman. tcha!you'd think devil woman had never been written
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