IAN FINN

I bet your son and daughter cant wait to get back to work remember a trip of a 1000 miles starts with a single step so take it easy be cautious and stay safe things are better than they were a few weeks ago.

You are right Phil my dad said hard work never hurt anybody on Monday i start my 50th year working for the same company as an industrial mechanic lots of climbing and walking it helps to keep me fairly fit .Next May i will retire and would like to pilot a Jet Provost like your friend, i used to see them at the Hucknall airshow in the 50s and 60s.

Is that the same gas Bartons busses used during WW2 with the bags on the roof?

Probably because my Great Grandad lived there Phil lol.

My Great Grandad ran a pub in Hickling dont know the name or the years it was before my time my Grandad mentioned it a few times he said his dad drank all the profits, does anyone know the name of the pub and is it still there.

Not bothered about the random chioce Beekay i just wanted to say what an exellent site it is with everyone helping out and contributing to it.

In the 20 best things from Nottingham dont forget nottstalgia and the founder Mick2Me, everyone take a bow fantastic job.

Looks like granddaughter is taking after grandad during the club life in the 60s and 70s with thoses twinkle toes.

I think they took it Phil.

What car have you got Cliff Ton a Ford Anglia 105E?.

Hi Nonna praying everything is ok very worrying times take care and as before stay safe Ian.

What car have you got Cliff Ton a Ford Anglia 105E?.

Happy Birthday Carni hope you had a great day and enjoyed the goodies many more of them stay safe Ian.

It could well be Oztalgian i have seen some strange characters driving in there.

Great video Enigma brought back many memories i really enjoyed it thankyou.

There was a girl in High School her name was Virginia they called her Virgin for short but not for long.

We have a Sherwood Forest in Regina Sask. it is a camp site.

Thought you would be hedge hopping Phil.

Did they call those jumpers pullovers way back in those days?.

Great photos Ben i have similar photos to that with my mum and dad and grandparents around 1950 at Mablethorpe,they rented a chalet on the beach to make a cuppa and somewhere to go if it rained but i always remember heading back to the boarding house about 3.30pm so everyone could get spived up for the evening dinner quite a performance but great times.

Sorry to read about your brother Sue,the care homes need more attention to the virus as a lot of people get sick there.

Stand well back Jill speak loudly the old timers need a bit of company in these isolated times.

Send a picture when its finished Beekay imean the milk churn not you with a hernia.

Sorry to hear about your fathers passing a very sad day, its times like this you appreciate everything he did for you and your family.

Happy Easter all NS worldwide hope by next Easter this vile virus will be long gone do as you are told cut down the risk it will be worth it, take care be careful.