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Complety agree on the memory situation Nico.
I heard a great quote on that very subject recently.
"I can't remember what I had for breakfast yesterday, and I have Weetabix every day".
Now,why did I text that.
NoddKD,I think.
I also remember this shop,if I recall there was also a great toyshop nearby. My brothers and I spent many a time picking out the toys we hoped Father Christmas would bring.
Happy days,NoddKD.
I have to agree with you Lyn.
I attended four Birmingham schools and always enjoyed the dinners.
One exception was worm (spaghetti) bolonese. Hated that.
I particularly enjoyed the bread rolls that were served with summer salads at Farm Street School.
NoddKD
Hi Lyn ,
I have only seen one photograph of the hall but for the life of me I can't remember where.
I note from one of the photos you placed that the perimeter is a hedge row in the initial picture there appears to be a metal fence.
I'm sure the BHF members will come up trumps,again.
NoddKD
I recall being taken to this cinema by my Dad,with my brother to see The Longest Day.
There were a couple of Royal Marines at the entrance. Little did I realise that I would spend 23 years serving with The Corps later in my life.
NoddKD,proud former Royal Marine.
I recall being taken to this cinema by my Dad,with my brother to see The Longest Day.
There were a couple of Royal Marines at the entrance. Little did I realise that I would spend 23 years serving with The Corps later in my life.
NoddKD,proud former Royal Marine.