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Or even Grimsby
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I THINK Mickey Rooney tried 8 times,bless him,
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Agree, but we DO PASS THIS WAY BUT ONCE,
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Think early 60s when i last saw Kenny,can't remember his Grandparents.
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Their near neighbours on Gainsford must have been,the Offilers,Parrots,Crowle,Wallheads,Tomlinson and the Ingalls.
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Thanks Ray,..........yes i knew Kenny Baker hucknall rd/arnold rd,..........but did'nt know his family lived on Gainsford.
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Nice 1 000 katyjay
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Bon was made by brooke bond,the Tea people and Bev by the Lyons Tea people,...........just thought you'd like to know.
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Blondie,do you remember the dance competions at the Locarno where we all had a big number on our backs (blokes) never won, but came 2nd once to a lad called Lance Wetherall from Bulwell,he was rate small but great dancer.
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And there was me sat in the Fiesta hippo girl...................thank God! i hear you say.........
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Must have been fiesta where i went Dave,could'nt afford 5/-,............then buy some lass a drink.
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who cares ,you're back Michael.. :)
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In the 50s at this time of year I had a game of football for Wm Crane school in the morning; a game for Aspley Boys in the afternoon and out dancing at night. I wish I had half - a quarter of the energy now.
Swop Crane for Padstow and Aspley for Bestwood Old boys,and there went i.
Same here tomlinson . If there was a match, playing for Parliament Street Meths. as quite a few from Gedling School were in the team at the time .Think we used to play at Colwick .
Other times if no match , go into town on number 65 from Valley Rd , Carlton into town and have pie peas and chips on Wollaton St. and then to the free football bus on Parliament St to see Forest play .
My memories of 60s Saturdays..... Working all day in Woolworths then spending the money down the boat clubs or the beachcomber at night.....
Some Saturdays we would congregate outside Saxone in the square waiting for a lift to one of the all nighters in Sheffield , Manchester or London.........a big leather doctors bag from Chelsea Girl with toothbrush and spare tights !!!! !!!!!
Sheffield hippo girl,name of club won't come to me,was it fiesta?
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lucky buggers,6'5",harringtons dint fit ,doc martins,dint fit,ben sherman,dint fit mostly standard sizes in them days,still no body ever
Ever hit me. Jeffs had monoply in nottingham for skinhead fashion,
AH,remember you now Andy,.........big lad ill fitting clothes........but nobody dare tell you.lol
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There were 3 bottled Coffees circa 1960,........Camp............Bev...........and Bon, and you could get Nescafe (powder) in 1oz tins about 2 bob.
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MORNING SMIFFY.......................SEE YA
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I THINK its SAD if anyones been married 30/40/50 years and consider it to have been an 'Endurance test' we pass this way but once!
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Yes Gordon remembers you Terry,and Nick Loasby (rob) he sends his best wishes,he was at a 'cycling' reunion in Derby this week.
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My Mother worked there in the 50s,she was a Seamstress,the entrance is where/was the Snooker club,in the 50s there was a very small shop called and run by Nellie Bisby,i believe her husband Charlie played for Notts co.
Before bookies were legal she used to operate one from there,my Dad and all my Uncles and Aunts used to use it,and she used to serve us kids with single cigs.Sometime in the early 60s there was a major fire at Pearsons and a man died in it,i believe Pearsons later became part of Spray and Burgess.
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and whats the answer catfan?
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I WAKE every couple of hours and always spend the next few mins. trying to decipher the crazy dream ive just had,and believe me they are CRAZY.
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Its funny bilbraborn,my Grandad was 'Secretary' of the NUR Bulwell for many years,my other Grandad worked on the Railway all his working life after service in the Great War' as did my Dad after the Second world war,at 15 i did 6 months at Midland station,but despite all this i retained no interest at all,except to say i can see the romance of the age of steam.
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#193 along with bilbraborn naturally
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The Tamworth mail? who said the age of romance was dead,nice one Pete, BTW did you ever put that book together I tried to encourage out of you? with all that knowledge about railways you and Bilbraborn should consider it
Rog,
ps, put me down for the first copy
PLEASE FIRBECK,dont put me down for the 2nd,
only joking mate,your knowledge of the subject is second to none
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Sinfull ?
in Owt' Abaaht Nowt !
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Must be an old Anglo Saxon ritual Andy; to ward off evil spirits.