Karlton

Damn good picture there Cliff I remember walking to work at the railway on nights seeing the local bobby in the signal box, no doubt having a chat and a cuppa wi the signalman. Thanks for that cliff.

Well done lads, nice one Michael.

I started off with a small bunch that was there when we moved in and split them till they stretch the whole length, odd times some of them come up blind but they've done well this year. good luck with them broxtowelad

I grow agapanthus as I've mentioned before, this year about 140 Mrs Karlton went into B&q and saw 2 in a plantpot for £23 00 I feel like a millionair would you believe it.

I remember the summers at the pleasure park caftan there was always music playing one of the songs that come to mind all those years ago was twelve street rag. Happy days

What's a ferret doing driving a ferret around town, don't know what the worlds coming to Liz. teee heee

Brilliant pics Clif, always a pleasure to watch.

AfferGorrit #91 I remember some of the Brooks family of Brookwood Crescent Tont, Chuck, and Kieth. I believe they were builders.

Front row left between the two ladies with glasses could be Annie daykin of kirks bldgs. husband was Harry and daughter Reenie. and a son Harry.

I'm not a big football fan but a couple of names come to mind Flip le flem Trevor hockey Winfield peter Grummit I think billy grey. not sure what year that was.

its me duck Ben yer dropping yer nottingham slang

We don't hear of people being addressed as sir these days, or tipping yer cap. I was thinking about my roofing days in the late fifties and sixties, an architect would come along to see how the roof he designed was taking shape, he'd be greeted by a handshake and a "good morning Sir." many times this would happen with my other workmates. A lot of respect appears to have sadly faded away.

yer can't buy talent.

If yer doin Porridge put yer toast on first then put yer dish on the turned off toaster, serve yer porridge in a hot dish.

cut pieces of old hosepipe approx. 6ins screw each end through a washer, makes handles for things in the garden, lifting cold frames up etc.

Charles Lawton in The hunchback of notre darm. even today I can't stop drinking bledy water. Frankie laine cool water, I think the flip side to this was called bubbles.

I'll sing the theme tune for yer crankypig if it'll help. na n na n na n na, na n na n na n na.

is it true Pubs were closed on Sundays in Cardiff? I used to frequent the connie club in Netherfield and women were'nt allowed in the back bar room, bad news that

You need hands Lizzie Max Bygraves says so. teee heee

Sad to lose yer George. rip

Welcometo nostalgia Calbrit

A big welcome from me AngelaRose

Welcome to nostalgia dazza71 enjoy.

MargieH #2941 I was only joking Marg lol I have no idea why they were called snobs either.

So you've lost yer tong them Marg.