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Missed that Lizzie it's taking me a long time to catch up with every thing so belated birthday wishes, hope you had a great day.

Very busy week Compo but by the sound of it I think you need supervising. LOL

Keep them guessing

Brilliant link CT Tagg's that brings back memories it was my local grocery shop late 60s. Across the road was a small car dealership place a Chinese take away in a wooden hut a bit iffy I think, green grocer, paper shop, chemist it was a nice local place to shop you didn't have to go miles to get what you needed.

I don't know if that made me sad or happy Compo.

Lovely BeeKay You've got some patience.

Can't imagen you riding a bike ben, hope you haven't got them cut off trousers and sandals on

We would be lost without you CT, hears to another 9 years.

Happy Birthday from me too, hope you have a good one.

Woollies was defiantly there in the early 60s Compo, I also remember walking up the steps. Can't remember much after that.

Really Lizzie I didn't know that, I've started tucking my hair behind my ears because it irritates me when I'm doing things. I'll have to check to see if my tabs are to big now.

I'm not really a Jigsaw person but that must be annoying Compo. PS. You need to get them narnas down you

Sorry to hear this Albert, hope all goes well tomorrow.

I can see all the pictures now Compo and very nice too.

Mine too Compo, I tried to dig all the Spanish ones out a couple of years ago but they just laughed at me.

No Carni I can't even get the live link now.

Never!

It was looking very sad Paradiddle when I drove past it last week.

That Co-op LL also had a hairdressers upstairs it's where I had my first professional hair cut, I would only be about 9 or10 and I fainted. I was a bit of a fainter still am sometimes.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CARNIE HOPE YOU HAVE A LOVELY DAY

That's it CT spot on and yes ben it was across the road and a little bit down from the Co op

Gedling ben, it was on the border of Main Rd Gedling and Gedling Rd Carlton. It would be in the 50s when me and my sis would be munching away trying to finish all the biscuits before our older brothers could take them of us.

You're right there ben, I remember me and my sister walking up to Marsdens every Saturday we would both carry a bag and mi mams order book. All the shop assistants would talk to us and ask about the family and the Manager would give us a bag of broken biscuits to eat on the way home

Would they be open to bribery Carnie.

I have two tickets going spare if anyone is interested.