@geraintgriffith Re reading my tweet Knockadoorrun sounds like a Scots island. Stay safe Geraint in this time for reflection play some of your old fellas records.

@billriley53 Thank you, William, and likewise.

@geraintgriffith everything your parents told you was wrong in the end wasnt it

@drkalimotxo It's starting to look that way.

@geraintgriffith First experience of tap latch yesterday at almost 60 😄

@carolyn_heyes It's not as much fun wgen it's legitimate.

@geraintgriffith @Jgs_x Yup. As soon as one of the neighbours needs a burning bag of dog poo I’m your man. It’s like riding a bike, you never forget how to do it.

@Timtastic10IAR @Jgs_x I knew our generation would be called upon one day, in a time of crisis.

@geraintgriffith Back in the day My ‘knock and run’ game was tight, and it still is 🙌🙌

@TheImageDarlin1 I found myself to be quite adept at this too - the fear of getting caught and beaten was a great motivator.

@geraintgriffith @IMcMillan Not a misspent youth then?

@mikecha63936961 @IMcMillan Certainly not.

@geraintgriffith Everyone called it 'Belfast' or was that just a glenarm thing?

@shelleymeg We called it 'Knock and Run'.

@geraintgriffith @lynbrownmp Knock down ginger is back in fashion...

@geraintgriffith Knockadoorrun we called it. The same doors you knocked on to run errands drop off a bowl of hotpot,soup,sold kindling to, go for coal bricks and parafin in your push cart. I am so grateful to my neighbours for the support and gifts in this strange time as you say time well spent

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@geraintgriffith I do this but I keep forgetting to leave stuff lol

@geraintgriffith @TwopTwips Hey, @JonScoff should we swap some peoples gates to cheer them up?