parmitage

I only remember going to Carrington Lido once we mainly went to the one at Papplewick in those days a big adventure. Yes I remember playing against the Nottingham Police in the Thursday League for Co-op Diary. The Police ground was quite well set up Best wishes Peter

I was a youngster in the 50s so perhaps did not know your relatives #4 benjamin1945. We had a dog who if it got out of the house it would go into the Vicars garden and dig up all the plants - even had the look of satisfaction as he did it!!! When it snowed we would sledge down the hill at the bottom - did not matter it ended in a brick wall - you had to try to get off the sledge before you hit it Best wishes Peter

Thanks for that Carni - I used to go past it when my kids were young on our visits to relatives and they used to call it the rock that fell from the moon. We used to come through Castle Donington - past the key house and I would always tell them the story of how the key ended up on the roof. Best wishes Peter

We lived on St Pauls Avenue, Hyson Green in the 1950s and for about a year and a half I went to Berridge Secondary school Best wishes Peter

It is so sad to hear of the loss of Terry Wogan. As a TOG I loved his radio show in the morning particularly when he did the firework displays and his banter with the crew like Fran Godfrey and deadly. RIP

I was driving through Bramcote and went past the good old Hemlock Stone. As kids we used to walk to it and spend the day just enjoying it - I don't know if anyone else was the same but we were always told it "Was the rock that fell from the moon". Best wishes Peter

My Dad - William Frankland worked at Wollaton Hall for many years Best wishes Peter

Wollaton Hall is a great place to visit and I take schools there from Tamworth now and then and the children love the place. Of course it was stately Wayne Manor wasn't it? The tour is worth every penny. Best wishes Peter

I am a Trent Bridge Old Boy - 1955 - 1958 Best wishes Peter

I guess that there will always be people who wish to remember days of long past - see photos and say yes I was there and be willing to talk about it with others who are like minded. To hear from people you have not heard from or seen for donkeys years. I know I once ran into a old school friend in a chip shop when I was visiting Nottingham and he said how long is it since we met - we both thought - then realised it was when we left school and it was 52 years ago!!! I think the big trap is when you start to say things like -- "Is it me?" Best wishes Peter

Yes the bowler was Malcolm Nash and he went on TV to say that thanks for Gary Sobers his name too would always be in the record books Best wishes Peter

Hi and welcome Pat I went to Trent Bridge between 1955 and 58 Best wishes Peter

I have VERY happy memoires of the 2010 New Years Honours list Best wishes Peter

In the 1950s my mate Cyril who went to Manvers walked round all the time in a tracksuit but that was because he had nothing else to wear. I agree that some look good but a lot do not suit the image - as John Bishop once said - Living in Liverpool is like being in an Olympic village. I am afraid I am still a collar and tie man Best wishes Peter

Hi there Just a couple of names missed off the list from Stu #87 - Don Robey and Pete Burkinshaw - Bob Forest, Roy Horrobin, Alan Withers Best wishes Peter

Me and my mates used to walk out to the aerodrome in the 50s hoping to see aircraft but it was always the same a Douglas parked near the fence and a couple of trainers. Best wishes and a happy new year Peter

I remember Roy Rogers and Dale Evans - we used to call him rock head Rogers as in one episode two men hit him on the head with a massive rock and as they bent to take his guns he jumped up and strated fighting again. Even his hat wasn't dinted Best wishes Peter

Annette Mills on Muffin the Mule - she died suddenly of course and her brother John Mills personally answered all the letters that were sent in. In the 50s there was Roy Rogers and Dale Evans and oh yes I remember Jenny Handley and Pans People - got there autographs. We had our television from Redifusion the first cable TV. Best wishes Peter

Ah - Torchy, torchy the battery boy - he's a very clever walkie talkie toy Best wishes Peter

In some parts of country it is called jacks. We would finds any stones to play Things used to kind of go in seasons = snobs, conkers, marbles, faggies, whip and top. I remember playing hoop and stick and went miles then lost my stick so had to walk home!!! Best wishes Peter

Oh yes plan 9 from Outer Space. A few years ago there was a show on TV "The worst films" and I think Plan 9 won. Had a couple of big names in cast but one died on the first morning of shooting from a heart attack and they used the wife's doctor in his place and he always had to hold a cloak up to his face!!!! Best wishes Peter

Talking of VHS do you remember betamax Best wishes Peter

Oh Yes there were lots of good groups etc - my favourite was Petula Clark Best wishes Peter

Hi Mick Re your question about Trent Bridge #38. I was a Trent Bridge 1956 - 1958. Best wishes Peter

Hi Mick and Colly Sorry if I mentioned teachers you hadn't heard of #38 and #40. Remember Mr Cattermole who had a problem with his facial muscles and would smile - look up - and see 36 boys a;; smiling back in the same way. Best wishes Peter