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The Poignancy of Poinsettias
by Epponn-kneerae
"It's comin' on Christmas,
Poinsettias massing on supermarket shelves ..."
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Ruth the telepath
by Sovietsong
"David says nothing
Just expects his wife to be
Ruth the telepath ..."
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The llamas intervene
by Deb Z
"You know," said Wolfgang, after a few minutes, "You ought dress up more ofden as chambermaid, you look quide good een thad oudfeet ..."
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Efening ad the Llamas
by Deb Z
"No," smiled Constanza, batting her eyelashes at him, "We haff romanteec efeneeng ..."
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From Ambridge to Limerick
"... Sophie Barlow, we love her, she's sweet
Her visit is really a treat
But will David she steer
To the treehouse, m'dear
And pay back deceit with deceit..."
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From Ambridge to Limerick
"... Sophie Barlow, we love her, she's sweet
Her visit is really a treat
But will David she steer
To the treehouse, m'dear
And pay back deceit with deceit..."
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Titcombe's Declaration
by Vicky S
"... In his imagination he travelled to Spring. New growth, renewal, spikes of green pushing up through the rich Borsetshire loam ..."
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Lily's news
by Vicky S
"... we went past my cousins house his dad is a vet and is good at dead animals ..."
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The Travels of Ed
by Walter Littlewood
"... Ed had no destination in mind as he reached the Borchester by-pass ..."
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Ambridge World Cup
by DebZ
"... Caroline Sterling: Italy. Much like France but comes with a hint of scandal ..."
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Mañana para la mañana
by DebZ
"... "Now, Wessmeenster Catheedral fullee booked unteel Julio 2008" ..."
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Foiled 'gain
by DebZ
"... "Marmalade." breathed Constanza, expectantly. "Ees there anee theeng else you wan' say to me?" ..."
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Desperate Housewives Anonymous
by Vicky S
"... Dorcas in her down-at-heel hushpuppies. Venus in her Geiger pumps. Circe in her cheap market stall slingbacks. Demeter in her shabby clogs ..."
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Wheestleeng een the weend
by Deb Z
"... Whad do you know of the angueesh of a mother? Does Eddee comprehend whad thees ees doeeng to Claree? I wash my hoofs of all of you! ..."
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Grand Designs
by Vicky S
"... Thank you for your letter enclosing the rough sketch of your plans for the barn conversion you and your partner are planning on your dairy farm ..."
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Mothering Sunday Duty
by Vicky S
"... I've sent you some flowers, they're on the way ..."
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A fine peeckle ...
by Deb Z
"... You doan care thad Montee probablee become juvenile delinquent! ..."
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A mother's care
by Fancy_Day
"... Jill smiled to herself as she added home made stock to the casserole ..."
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Boxcar Wolfie
by DebZ
"... We was so poor," continued Wolfgang, "we used stand oudside chippee for cast off newspapers ..."
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A Chicken's Tale
by Vicky S
"... every door up time is new knowing. every door down time is new thinking ..."
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Thanks for ... by DebZ "Eet was lovelee funeral," sniffed Constanza, removing her ribbons ..."
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Constanza Calling ... by DebZ "Hola! Ees thad Bee Bee See AccÃon Line? ..."
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When We Were Very Small by VickyS "My head hurts, and my tummy hurts. Where's my mummy? I want my mummy ..."
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Musical Archairs by Gnome de Plume "Darkness sank over Ambridge Organics. Stupid people, stupid world. What a waste of space everyone was! ..."
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Tuning in The Archers take over the Radio 4 schedule ...
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Fifty Years On?
by Misty "The figure stopped drying her hair and began to get into bed beside Phil. ..."
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Parrots and Pomeranians
by Vicky S "everyone knows Pomeranians are possessive and sensitive to loud noises ..."
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Bridge Farm 2020
by Bella Milbanke "we've been putting out his dinner place for 15 years and he's never once turned up ..."
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Alistair Gets his Goat
by Gnome de Plume "Vets make diagnomic decisions, then give bad-tasting sweeties to animals! Easy peasy."
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Summer fantasies
A bumper selection, with parodies from Rudyard Kipling to Little Britain.
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Susan's Lament
by Jenny Darling
"... Oh welcome to my little home it's very clean and new ..."
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Regina vs Shula
by Gnome de Plume
"... The judge raised a hand; silence fell like a stone ..."
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Wedding of the Year
by Early Closing
"... at this point Mrs Elizabeth Pargetter choked on a salmon bone ..."
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by Deb Z
"... . Large tears welled in Constanza's eyes and dripped into a small pool on the floor ..."
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Brenda goes for it
by Gnome de Plume
"... she strode strongly towards the office, a smile on her face, a song in her heart ..."
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Great Pargetters Remembered
"... he lost the manuscript in a bet on a ferret race ..."
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Dead Girl by Little Dot "...Alice felt very afraid, but she walked steadily forward, eyes fixed on the shape ..."
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Predee Polee (tunnels)
by Deb Z
"... I theenk thad I shall nefer see, a theeng as lovlee as a tree, sang Wolfgang happily ..."
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Izzy's trip to Brookfield
by Litchick
"...the looming form of Ruth Archer began to swim into focus ..."
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Miss Archer's day out
by Vicky S
"...it had taken her nearly an hour to tease her hair into the masses of little plaits ..."
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Efer deecreeseeng circles
by Deb Z
"... You mighd say there thad Joleene haf El Seed by shord and Curlee, no? ..."
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Memento Mori
by Deb Z
"... Staring into the distance, Constanza pondered this deeply affecting vision ..."
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Alan and the Erchers
by Liz Simpson
"... seeing Bathsheba bathing on her roof does have a certain resonance in Ambridge ..."
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Archers Parodies?
Go to our new Parodies page and choose from our literate and witty Archers parodies that range in style from Alan Clark's Diaries and Flashman to Georgette Heyer. |
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Devil's brood
by Deb Z
"Well, speak of the devil, thought Josh, as they arrived at Glebe Cottage ..."
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Kenton's Kabin by Mace Spray
"Kenton
had thought of everything... or had he?"
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Brian Aldridge - This is Your Life! by Deborah Z
"...WeÂ’re here today to celebrate the life of a man who has brought pleasure to countless women."
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Responsible Disposal of Vermin
by Primrose Moocow
"Ruth looked up from her desperate filling out of the Sheep Annual Premium claim form ..."
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A Shadow in the Night
by G M Seed
"The figure crept towards a grey mare in the corner box. She looked built for speed - important to put distance between the fugitive and the pursuers who would be so quickly on the trail ..." |
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The
Devil Rides In
by Steve Killick
A new vicar - cause for rejoicing? "‘Oooh a new Vicar, Aunty Chris, how exciting,’ trilled Shula, as she flicked through the pages of Horse and Hound. ‘And didn't the Liberty and Livelihood march go down so well?’" |
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The Bess Laid Scheemes
by Deborah Z "...‘Wolfang,’said Constanza ’we must act. We cannot let thees happen. We must begeen revolucion!’..."
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Working Girl
by Sheila Soviet Song
"Tom admired her new navy DKNY suit and stilletoed Manolos ..."
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Eddie's answerphone
by Vicky S
"As usual World of Grundy turkeys will be available ..."
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Southern Cross Hospital
by Vicky S
"Mel lay back on the pillows and smiled bravely ..."
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Hush by Mayqueen "... Along the road come six figures. They seem to glide effortlessly and a closer examination shows that, marionette-esque, they are indeed gliding, about a foot above the ground ..."
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Great
Pargetters by various
"... Hubert de Pargyterre was not present to witness the signing of Magna Carta on Runymede, as he had been misdirected to Canvey Island ..."
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Double Whammy by Liz Simpson
"...Well, Simon had four tickets for a recording of I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue in Borchester last night. Apparently it's a funny radio programme ..."
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The Ultimate Speaking Part by SheilaSovietSong "BrianÂ’s
Car sat outside Lower Loxley, trying to control his nerves. Only a few minutes to go now, and then it was it, his greatest moment so far."
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Trial by Jury by Ken E "...Prisoner
at the bar, how do you plead?
Brian: Well, normally something like "Jenny, forgive me; I'll always love you." That usually does the trick..."
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4'33"
by Primrose Moocow
"Phil lifted his eyes from the music manuscript. ‘It's almost there, dear, almost finished, and, if I may say so, it will be a masterpiece ...’"
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Liz Shears by Appolonia
"...A high pitched whining drew nearer and it soon became
clear that Elizabeth once again wasn't happy ..."
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The Ambridge Abduction by Brian Whitby
With some excellent and original artwork. "...Avtar sighed and absent-mindedly scraped all three of his spindly fingers across his bare, bulbous grey head. "Has it all been in vain?" he asked, more to himself than to his companion ..."
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Death
by Marmite by Mel O'Drama "...I haven’t seen anything like that since my days of ration coupon counterfeiting in the war, said Peggy, dewy eyed ..."
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Who shot BA? by Little Dot "...Alice wished her parents would just sort out what they were going to do: that her father would just leave, if that's what he wanted ..."
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The
Way the Cookie Crumbles
by Boudicca (Queen) "...Daniel Hebden-Lloyd carefully analysed the reasons why his most recent attempt to kill his step-father had failed ..."
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To
HSE or not to HSE? by Anne Goode
"...Debbie looked thoughtfully from the 9 button on the Home Farm yard office telephone to the accident book and out to the scene in the lower yard ..."
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The Witches of Ambridge by Little Dot "In the kitchen at Home Farm three figures were seated around the circular table. Five candles lit their faces with a flickering, ghostly light ..."
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Sorry to leave? Moi? by Mary Sanderson "Urrgh Urrgh," Jill squeaked. Ruth lassooed her ankles and started tugging. "Urrgh Urrgh," Jill squeaked again. David appeared with a stout walking stick ..." |
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Siobhan's Three Wishes by Liz Simpson "That's just the kind of toot that Christine wants to fill up her house with - I'll just buff it up." And as she did so, a plume of blue smoke came out of the spout ..."
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The Ghost of Keepers Past
by Ken E
"Suddenly, though the doorway comes a ghastly apparition ..."
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Landlord, Fill the Flowing Bowl
by Ken E
"Pat a gnome's 'ead
Each night before bed ..."
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Revenge of the Neglected Woman
by Eve Robinson
"Eet ees ‘orrible! It is affreux! It is abominable ..."
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The Erchers (sum mair...)
by Liz Simpson
"...Davey Ercher was enjoying a pint of heavy with his brither Kenny ..."
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Poedree Pleese
by Deb Z
"Santa Maria y todos los santos!" expostulated Constanza ..."
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Matches and Meetches
by Deb Z
"Eet catastrophe! Tch, tch, tch ..."
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Dolores
by Boudicca (Queen)
"Shula gazed disconsolately at her legs ..."
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Pachelbel's Canon
a relay story
"Alan paused in shock, and his face visibly paled ..."
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When the Revolution Came
by Anglo-Norman
"It began like a normal day. The sun was shining, the tea was brewing, the strawberries were ripening ..."
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The Diary of Chaba P
by Clint Driftwood
"I am in Ambridge to start my jobbings as strawberry plucker ..."
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The Erchers (agane,Ìýagane)
by Liz Simpson
"Davey Ercher sat in the darkest corner of the bar, nursing not only a pint o' heavy, but also ..."
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The Summer of Love
by Mandy Lifeboats
"What does it matter?" Lynda murmured. "Winning, losing, it's all so illusory. It's life that's important. I love life ..."
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