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We sure have got to find them, it's opened up a whole new world for me, you are a star Sis :):)

This is really interesting, I have had a good look at it. Heather

When I was at school, many moons ago. We were told that the Gibbet was at the top of Alexandra Road, where the Huntingtree pub, now the Button Factory is. It scared the daylights out of me as I had to walk past it every day.

Thank you so much Svrman for adding this link. I have just spent a very happy half hour looking at the Peak District, where some years ago I went on a team building exercise. Which took us through Litton Mill, Millers Dale and finally throwing ourselves over the disused railway viaduct on the...

Thanks Charlie, I missed it in the t.v listings, will certainly have a look

Great photo's girls. The Americans have got cowboys, indians & cowgirls. We got the Cow Club. Round them up and moooove them out. Rock on Girls ;);)

Hi Polly. In todays words its a suitcase. My dad used to call my handbag that as there was so much stuff in it.

Although I really enjoyed school, I sort of went off teachers, once when I was 6 and they told me santa didn't exist and again at 14 when they said my maths was lousy. I left school and worked as a book keeper !!

That is fab

I had a great time, really enjoyed it

Mine was Ebony Eyes by the Everley Brothers and my best L.P's were Pet Sounds by the Beach Boys and Otis Blue by Otis Redding

But Alf we may have choccie in our handbags, so its not all doom & gloom that we are coming.

Glad the choccie worked xx

Hi Frothy, can you add me to the list, with a bit of pleading and arm twisting on my part, Maggie & Tom will give me a lift. Heather

I took a Marina to S. U. Carbs years ago. They tuned it and it still didn't improve the m.pg. So a week later I sold it, problem sorted for me

What lovely photos Bernard. My dress was a copy of one in Lewis' store. Cost £11. the bridesmaids dresses and shoes were a nice emerald green, trouble was, everytime they moved, the dye came out of their shoes and there was emerald green snow. It would be great if we could have some more...

Hi, there is a story to Mom's Dress. When she worked for Birmingham City Council in the war, the dress was owned by a girl called Olive Carpenter (I think that was her name) who won the Miss Great Britain competition in that dress. Mom needed a wedding dress and the girl sold it to Mom for...

Hi again Richard, Have put 1 of Mom & Dad and a couple of mine on life experiences. Heather

A couple of mine March 1970 at St. Margarets of Antioch, Halesowen. Mom & Dad December 1944 Holy Trinity Smethwick

Hi Richard, I have had a good look at the photo's, they are brilliant, the styles of dresses in the 60's and 70's were so different to the ones our parents had. I will try to put my photo and Mom & Dads on the link you sent, if i can get this puter to behave nicely. Thanks so much for...