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I had a blackberry once, I couldn't get on with the touchscreen. Sorry I have left the building

Welcome aboard Notts Railway Fan, I'm a little too young to remember steam in full service but I still enjoy researching Paul

I've got to agree with compo #4 chip cooked in beef dripping were the best. Mermaid Chip Shop Front street Arnold did them in beef dripping and another chippy long since gone from Arnold can't remember the name but they were on Church Street Arnold opposite the Robin Hood and Little John

My favorite comic was Dr Who. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-kZ5PMhXpvQ0/TkmVCFM8RjI/AAAAAAAAJuU/p7AHH2sgS8E/s400/Marvel-Premiere-57-00.jpg My favourite game was Blip Many happy hour as a child. I don't know if anyone remembers Blip but it was part battery powered for LED's and the main moving parts were clockwork

I remember an old friend telling me about an experience he had while delivering heating fuel some years ago. Apparently he pulled up for the night in a pub carpark shall we say in the west coast of the UK he proceed to order a pint of the local brew and a meal unusually this caused the locals to speak a foreign language and for the remainder of the evening was made as welcome as a fart in a space suit. The following morning he climbed into his lorry and drove off. Not suprisingly the landlord of said hostiliary made many phonecalls that week enquiring with the fuel oil company why his regul

Excuse my ignorance but is this anywhere near the derby road cathedral

Perry Como "I'll never forget the smell of the sweat from under your armpits" Or "I'll never forget the moment we kissed the night of the hayride"

My brothers and I loved burnt stump park for sledging just as long as you could stop in time for the newly erected fencing around the cricket pitch

There's a coincidence LizzieM when my parents married in 1960 their first home was a bungalow at 87 Langford Road Arnold they stayed here till I was born in 1966. Apologies for drifting slightly off subject

http://ukmobilecoverage.co.uk/map/three Just found this if its of any use

I don't think they have been mentioned before, apologies if I am wrong as I did a search first, but does anyboby remember Steeples in Daybrook Square. I remember getting my Redhill School Blazer there. In August1977

Hi carni I suppose it all depends where in Cornwall you happen to be we had a very good signal in new quay. Last year apologies if beefsteak knows better,all I was doing was trying to save you money. If the signal turned out not to be brilliant all you would have lost is £2.99 for a days data to find out because as I said I would have sent you my spare dongle. My offer still stands if you want to try Paul

Hi Carni I've heard that The 3 Networks signal has a wider coverage than most and Argos sell the little wireless dongles for around £20 failing that depending when you go I have a spare dongle with 3 network sim fitted that you could borrow so all you have to do is buy a top up voucher for it Let me know if I can help Paul

Shortwood farm on ordnance survey maps is classed as Trowell Moore once considered for opencast mining until the UK Coal went into administration recently

1. Corinne Drewery. Vocalist Swing Out Sister born Nottingham September 1959 2. Ian Pace. Drummer Deep Purple born Nottingham June 1948 3. Bruce Dickinson. Lead Vocalist Iron Maiden born Nottingham August 1958 4. Andy Fletcher. Bassist Depeche Mode born Nottingham June 1961 To mention just a few

Blueberry's Pub, Milton Street. Next door to Habitat, Victoria Centre, Good food and good beer but lousy music

Clifton I may be talking out of turn for which I offer my most sincere apologies, but I quite enjoyed de da Pete's post re: childhood memories. I realise some of these may have been mentioned here at some point before but sometimes its nice to be reminded of childhood years from time to time SORRY!

Bubble and Squeek with fried onions and HP Sauce, my ultimate comfort food

http://nottinghamhiddenhistoryteam.wordpress.com/2013/01/14/it-looks-a-bit-black-over-bills-mothers/ Interesting

hi meeowed I have ddone a little research for you and below ar current contact details of pperson who may be blee to assist you Good luck Dear Paul Your request has been passed on to me by Janice Avery. My records and files will not provide me with this information. May I firstly suggest contacting either the current vicars Mark and Carolyn Gilmore losgilmore@googlemail.com 0115 9784593 or the Notts Archives based in Nottingham 0115 9504524 and ask for Mark Dorrington. Regards Jonathan Jonathan Pickett DAC Secretary Southwell & Nottingham Diocese Jubilee House Westgate

I can't resist cheesy beans and sliced mushrooms on toast mmmmmmm

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bless you

Metropole, thats a blast from the past. as a kid we lived up Calverton Road next door to Richard Bonnington School and from my bedroom window i could see that big Metropole neon sign light up the sky. First film I saw there was Those Magnificent Men in Thier Flying Machines probably a 1972 repeat/re-run

You'd never get Pooh and his brother on the back seat