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England 2- Tuninisa 1 Get in..lousy odds though...k'now what i mean Harry ☆☆☆

was this her jonab??!!

Too right Den...wouldn't have minded 'Crossing' her.

Brains build bridges... Fools build walls...

Don't recall going in Stallards..up until 1983 used Hucknall and Bulwell..Wakefields in Hucknall was an Aladdins cave of ex forces gear .

Daytrip/ Hucknall/1961.

1970's..judging that The Miltons Head has been replaced.

Brilliant!

Can i shoehorn in ?..Mr.Rumbold the unhappy Commissionaire at The Byron.

Thanks jonab..what was the Chinese Restaurant near The Crystal Palace..was it the Nan Kok...such a long time ago! Nice post from Mary1947...my Dad bought his watch from May's. A late night mistake....Colmans Yard is on the left...entrance to Primark today.

Hindleys, Bradleys and Virgin -this shop housed all three record and tape sellers. Great for Deep Purple imports! Thraves was around here one time..and over the road was Lincoln Street - Johnathan James ..a watch repairer and a photo studio up a flight of ancient stairs.Spalls,Truform for cheap boots and Howitts.Dennis & Roberts are having a clean up, Glance back on this drizzly day and the Welbeck is in the haze..Walkers the Jewellers - next to The Lion.

I don't recall the Kardomah being here..wasn't born yet. Now a sports emporium- The Pepper Mill cafe was on the same side..up an alley opposite Evans Ladieswear..trendy coffee and quiche.Colmans Yard is on the right.

One of the most prized areas to have a shop today...the rent & rates are costly..part of the so called Council dubbed 'Golden Mile'. Clumber i Remember.A tied house, The Crystal Palace..next door to Thorntons Toffee Shop. A 'nip in ' pub..like the Corner Pin..or The Old Corner Pin..being right.served halfs only and anyone recall the stilton sandwiches they dished out? Burtons was on the corner..which in turn became a Top Man.

I know what you mean jonab...D&P on Friar Lane were like that too. Remember all those pine trays with cap and blazer badges.. "Thomas A Becket-certainly Madam....blazer ,pants, shirts x2 jumper and cap...is master wearing the rugger shirt?"

Now Now Jonab..gi' us an 'ucknall word.

Waiting for results for the coupon or winners at Newmarket.

Well said Woody..it was a shop i brought my Mum in with me..she appreciated the 'Mr.Grainger' approach..thus the purse was opened a little further. Also a tailoring service was arranged..but the name escapes me.

Was this Trinity..or a Methodist Hall.Jonab might help...i attended jumble sales in the mid 70's.

What a feat of engineering..the Bulwell Viaduct was exciting when i moved there..even though disused.Never used the Lido much..preferred Marshalls or scrambling with a fag on.Spanning Hucknall Lane and Bestwood Rd.

Roy Chapman..Ken Wagstaff..A full day out..pie & Chips back on a Trent bus.

Sorry to corrupt a valid thread ...with this 'Regal'?My mates only had these because we all had bike licences.Note the Plastic Pig fan club boss lived in Aspley...figures...lucky to have any wheels up there ..never mind 3 ! Nought to Sixty...was measured by a calendar.

Just found this...wondering if it was the pre-curser to Moons.."Runways to four floors"..Traffic Division( mercury.) Telegram address is cool"Autocar". Settles the issue about Trumans- Cliff pointed out "Trumbet"..was a combination of Trumans/ Bluecoat St.. A bit like # Trumans in 2018.

Was there a bit of kidney in a mixed grill?

Always thought of this as 'our' Piccadilly Circus...especially when the neons of Players Please on Watmoughs shop front..in addition to the Peach Tree sign also glowing at night.Something comforting about this photograph...The Evening Post building with yellow and blue Austins tearing about to deliver the Late Post. Watmoughs for ice cream suckers, a quarter of Lungeelers or a scoop of MerryMaids to take in the stalls.The orange zebra crossing globes blinked on & off..and the central reservation..like many others in the city- vibrant with colour.The Turf Tavern was a popular pub when

Bennetts on Shakespeare St.Did Moons replace this?