Dialect recording in Capheaton, Northumberland

[Side 1] Matthew and William discuss demise of miller trade, express preference for beer brewed with barley hops, discuss rise of poultry trade; anecdote about ducks. [Side 2] Conversation between W.R. Thompson and Matthew incl. examples of local farming terms incl. 'awerd' [= overturned sheep], 'stirk' [= bullock], 'tup' [= male lamb], 'hog' [= male sheep], 'shearling' [= young female sheep] and 'quey' [= heifer].