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Dog Trials.
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Cribbins was brilliant as the Porter in "The Railway Children".
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Dog Handler.
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Nice wi egg and chips, slice bread n butter Phil.
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1 hour ago, philmayfield said:
Proper Cornish pasties with the main course in one half and the pudding in the other?
With a thick crusty edge so you can hold it without getting China clay all over your dinner.
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"Sankeys Tip", is that the local name for Snape Wood?
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Have a word wiv Mary1947, she appears to have been skiing around City Hospital and snow boarding down to the Forest.
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2 hours ago, nonnaB said:
beeky, have you got no finesse. Maybe that's the English version.
Of course I've got some finesse. Nothing I like more the a Chianti wiv me Canelloni and faggots wiv a slice of bread n butter.
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Is that an English version of Dodgeball?
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You're more than welcome ma'am.
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Wonder what Steak and Kidney pie with spaghetti would be like?
Or maybe egg, chips and Tagliatelle.
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Annswabey, this is where your Aunt lived. It was lower down the road from us, (it's the one with white door). We lived on the opposite side.
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Hello Annswabey, I'm not aware that you've asked the question before, certainly not to me. I lived on Kennington Road from about 1957 to 1965, when I got wed. That road must be close on half mile long and we lived right down the bottom, next to the railway. The name seems vaguely familiar, though I cannot ask any of my family as they've all passed away, (my older brother and two younger brothers). I remember a few names from down there so don't give up on me. I'll get back to you as soon as I can. A pity you can't recall your Aunts house number. Take care. B.
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I worked at Raleigh with Wally Swift.
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Some lovely memory joggers on that link CT, thank you.
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Looking at your picture rings bells, but looking at your link means absolutely nothing to me, I've never seen any of those buildings before. Going back to your picture Stuart, there used to be a cycle shop just above where the hoardings are. Not only that but Camms coaches had a little office cum shop about there too. I once tried to buy a cycle at the bike shop, put me deposit down but when I went back a week later I had turned down for HP as I was only 17. Never did get a bike until I was 68.
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Where was this AA garage Phil. Can't say I remember a garage opposite the White Horse, I would have passed it on me way to school. This would be up to 1958. I left that area when I got married in 1965.
NB.Had a Google walk down Kennington road, another area totally changed, although did see me old house. That area was known as "Sodom", never found out why. Noticed the allotments had all gone too.
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Oh lucky you.!
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Thanks CT. Just had a Google walk down Salisbury street down to Faraday road. All totally unrecognisable. Would be really confused driving round that area.
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Morning Dave, in reply, not quite sure whose coal yard it was. I assumed it belonged to the gasworks. It was just round the corner on Faraday rd.,on the opposite side to the White Horse, probably 50-100yards down. Once fetched a bag of coke, after staying off school and while waiting for a 39 trolley, who should pass me on his bike, but our class teacher, Jim Sullivan !!
Incidentally, there was a bloody lovely chip shop next door to the 'Hoss.
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You're more than welcome. You're correct about the gasometer, although it was over the bridge, on Triumph road, can't remember if there were two. I do remember opposite this pub, there was a place where you could buy coke or coal. I often used to go there and buy a 28lb bag of coke when I was about 12/13, this would be about 1956.
When I was a bit older and we had moved to that area from a slum clearance up Denman street, I used to drink in that pub. This would be about 1961, it was either that pub or the Midland hotel, (just over the bridge). They a lovely crowd in the "White Hoss", I used to belong to their table skittles team, which was very popular and very competitive.
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First sign of Spring for me is 'er indoors starts looking at Christmas cards and pressies for so and so !
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53 minutes ago, MargieH said:
BK. short answer is NO, NOT YET
Bugger !
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Climb up on yer roof Phil, and take your your vintage tractor with you and I'll send me helicopter to come and lift you off.
Keep One Drop One
in Owt' Abaaht Nowt !
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