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Many have binned over the
years but those most adept at the Biniscular art are recorded in
the following list:
Andy Biggar
Mark Cowper
David Dunham
Neil Dunham
Carl Fleischer
Andy Horwood
Leppo Marxx*
Wayne Lang
Aidan Marsh
Mick O'Sullivan
* For reasons of poncing about, James Arber has asked
that his real name be disguised on this website. In
respect of James Arber’s wishes, we have changed his
name to Leppo Marxx.
Email the Binners
Site maintained by:
David Timothy Dunham
Old Hob Webs
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Binning, though not to be named
as such for a few years yet, started in the late 1980's, when Wayne
and Dave would set off down to Avebury for an evening or a weekend,
having a drink in the Red Lion and then heading off down to West
Kennet Long barrow after closing time. |
These
early trips took place in any car or mini bus we could cadge or
‘Borrow’ from Watford Football Club, where we worked at the time (only
caught out once!). But after a year or so, our party of two started
growing, as friends started expressing an interest in our peculiar
pleasures.
With trips becoming
more regular, and habits starting to form, the whole experience soon
became almost ritualistic in its execution. Things such as: stopping
off at the Budgens in Wendover to stock up on supplies; going into the
Wendover chemist to see if the bloke with the dodgy syrup was working
that day (that rug is legendary, and like all good legends has never
been verified - I still remain the only person to have seen it);
having a quick blow on the blowing stone; avoiding the Norman Knight
at Wallingford (much easier now that it has been demolished!); and
going to the Blue Boar at Aldbourne. There’s more, but not enough
space. |
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