exchemist
Valued Senior Member
We do this in London too, though the canal network is just the various branches of the Grand Union, north of the Thames (Paddington, Regent's Park, Camden). You goin' dahn rahnd ve canahws, ven?Ha ha! Yeah I went all Manc! Meaning, I slipped into colloquial English for this and other regions of the UK.
"Round" as Sarkus said means around.
"Are y' comin' round r' 'ouse?"
The canals go all over Manchester, you can walk for miles and just pop up in a different part of the city.
(By the way, being slightly paranoid about mouldy old trolls on this site, I did wonder for a moment if our new poster might be yet another incarnation of Sarah Ellard/Faceurchin/Frank Baker/Gaiagirl et. al. , with another of those silly "truth is stranger than fact" stories which that poster used to specialise in. This time it would have been the "Manchester Pusher".
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