nigewaggy
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Remember doing tadpole lane plus the railway signal box down to skills buses the good old days in barbados now for 3 weeks as its non stop rain in spain the wettest winter in years
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We are back to the uk for a week this Saturday we are going to drive up from derby and have a see for ourselves
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Morning all I remember the shops on the estate when I was young there was a butchers a great fish and chip shop a grocers and a shop that sold all sorts plus the beer off the co-op paper shop and an all sorts shop I lived in west bridgeford ruddington then before I moved to spain in aston on trent in south derbyshire for 25years me and my wife have 2 daughters and 4 grand kids we are back to derby for xmas
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Yes I have a cousin called Dianne but not been in touch for ages my brother pete tried to locate her but failed thanks for the welcome giga and Radford boy cloudy here today but sun promised not cold no heating on yet I remember playing football on the pitch for hours and newting in the ponds adjacent the railway lines
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NEW to this we are the wagstaffs we lived at 56 vale crescent south nigel peter robin Hi iam nigel the oldest I live in nerja Malaga spain for the last 5 years both my brothers are on the radio or on the admin side of things any body remember us just waiting fir ny I believe in miricels dvd from amazon to arrive on the 18th
Ainsley Estate
in Old Radford
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Well not many hits on here for a long while just messing on the computer thought I would have a ganda we are still in spain 8 years this march get back to derby to see the kids at least once a year but flights get so dear in price off to zante in may with all the family if things have settled down what with Brexit and now this corona thing taken out insurance just in case suppose we are all getting older now guys I will be 70 this september if spared my wife the same next January any way remember the good old days have a nice year best regards to all nigel and sue Wagstaff