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Thank you Louisa!! Your gift played such a big part of my childhood, with such happy memories, now in late my 70's I realised how much the park meant to me, and still dos !!

Great personal stories, Geoff, of a time long gone, they did exceptional cakes too!!

Rhyl!! first time I saw the sea, aged 15!!

I remember them well Viv, along with the Afghan coats!!

I have a couple , but never where a tie with them Richard, do you remember the 70's, massive shirt collars, about 4" long !!

I remember Bumpers Richard, also beetle crushers from the late 50's early 60's, and winkle pickers from the 60's

I remember this part of the city vividly from my childhood, I had friends in ladywood!!

I don't know , but I would hazard a guess that his War Time service was with the Durham Light Infantry, and his Territorial Service was RE.

Quite Right Enel , post 1952

Well done Janet! Looks the same, but unable to see the previous photo clearly on the adjacent, wall next to the door opening, looks like an inset machine?

I remember something like this Viv, but in my experience there were never any stamps available!!

what a great shot of Adderley Park!!

We mainly scrumped ours from the Vicars garden!!

Yes Lyn , those treats were a God send, for us kids in those days, as we did't have much!!

Hi Lyn, it must have been,truly a marvellous place to work, in the 50's and 60's went many times with the school visit program, lots of free goodies to!!

I am very saddened, to hear the news of Phil's passing, RIP. Always interesting , and courteous, in reply's, Paul Stacey

RIP Mike, really enjoyed his shows, also expert cricket connoisseur!!

#2236/2, looks like the stops at the bottom of Hill Street, early 60's

It was a wonderful place to visit!!

I agree Viv, its really interesting to look at the, people as well.