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Alan Dearman 1955-59
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Hi everyone, Hope you all enjoyed the Bank holiday weekend and looking forward to the summer. I shall miss the banter over the next two weeks and look forward to reviewing it all again in the middle of June when I return from holiday. Yes, it's that time of year again and I will be off to Dover tomorrow evening for a late night Ferry. After an overnight stay in Calais I shall point the car south, and it's off to Espania again. Anyone tried camping or caravaning in Spain? I prefer the Caravan(At the tender age of 40, I need comfort!) If you want to know more, log on to go4spain.net and click on to Castel Montgri. Just for the record, I'm still waiting for them b++++++s at ABTA to cough up for my lost 2007 Christmas holiday when Travelscope went belly up. Enjoy the summer. P.S. FOREST FOR THE PREMIERSHIP?
28.05.08
28 May 2008
- Nottingham
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Happy Birthday Bobby Mac
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59 he tells us but he's gotta be 65 if he's a day, but not in his head, in his head he's still in the Carpenters shop at Goldings, off on skeets with that Tommy Hill and the crazy gang getting in trouble. Have a great day Bob.
28 May 2008
- The lunatic fringe
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Dave
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Many thanks Bob,some of the lads seem to think it was nurse Underwood? does that ring a bell.It seems perhaps he didn't drink our tea? which may have curbed his ardour towards females? did they use bromide? Jack Coopers not about to confirm this rumour? or was it just another Goldings fairy story,like the tunnel down to bottom field,or the secret passage way behind the fireplace in the main reception as told to me by Albert Barfield,or was he having a wind up with a "spare" The bumper it appears was about 14" square with small brush airs about half inch deep,and support wood on the top round the edges,with a 4-5 steel ball....is that correct as described by Bobby Mac? The Crystal set I listened to Cassius Clay beating Sonny Liston on American Forces Network,3'o'clock in the morning 1963. But I am still waiting for a day in the life of a Goldings boys timetable? any offers?Dave
28 May 2008
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Bob Robertson
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Interested to see John was a Saturday Salesman at Burtons so was I from 1956 to 1959 I was also a Nursing Assistant at Hertford County Hospital in the evenings and holidays also worked as a bar man Saturday nights at the Three Tuns Pub hard to realise its 50 yts ago. My crystal set was in a shoe box there was quite a nack to twisting the cats whisker to get the best reception I was in the small dorm in Mt Stephen right opposite Pin Heads quarters we had to cross the polished floor outside his flat to get to the 6 bed dorm the Nursing Sisters Husband was our housemaster Frank Orfield does anyone remember the Nurse Pin head had a crush on her
28 May 2008
- Gold Coast Australia
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Dave Blower
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I wonder if any of you can help me out with the following.Crystal sets,how we made them,and what components we used including the box it was housed in. The bumper,size,wood used,size of the steel ball?etc.A day in the life of a Goldings boy? Bobby Mac,and Paul Walkden have gave me some clue's,we got up at 6-45? the bugle tune,wash and then down to the dining room,back up to dorms ,clean up and wait for inspection,then down to trade's-school. I need more help to fill in the day including weekend.Lets get this information on the site before we all forget,and show it to our family and friends before it's lost forever,many thanks Dave.
27 May 2008
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