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Lyn, is that to the rear of "The Rose & Crown"?

It might come as a surprise that the school cook had to submit her week's recipes to "the office" and each day's menus had to show a balanced content, carbs, greens etc.

Can't really remember her dates but I think just before your time, I think around 1952 at Blakenhale and 1958 at Central before moving on to Oldknow Rd.

Rest in peace, my friend.

I recall making arrangements for a young lady with special needs to be taken to this unit from N Devon. This would have been around 2008 when I was working for South West Ambulance.

Thank you so much for the reply, in all honesty I don't remember. The classes were at Stone Hall in Acocks Green, he introduced us to the work of Ansel Adams, and to the value of sheet of black paper when glass or silver needs to be photographed!

Way back in 1970's I went to a lecture. "O" Level photography, by an industrial photographer amongst many other subjects he showed a series of shots of the construction of those windows of the rep I was impressed with the steel structure which was then encased in concrete, almost a work of art...

The school clinic where I had to go in 1940's The dreaded gas!

Travelled on 66 daily 1970-80 ie time of your picture to and from work it went past Gosta Green tech and then straight out along Lichfield Rd.

Have you a record of the name of the farm mentioned, my mom went to that school from around 1927, as did I much later!

Pastel chalks perhaps.

My favourite place as a nipper was on the embankment opposite the end of Tyseley Lane on the Warwick Road.

Even getting quite a few bees now, mid September, flowers on ivy proving particularly attractive. Mahonia will usually keep them interested later in the year.

Despite going backwards and forwards along the 11 route for many years school then work, bus, cycling then driving I never realised that Southam Rd went left AND right of Colebank Rd.

Enjoy your Birthday. Thank you for all your contributions to BHF.

https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=constable+Malvern+Hall&&mid=4E44ED3C783620EF1CE14E44ED3C783620EF1CE1&FORM=VAMGZC Commentary on Constable's painting of Malvern Hall

A quote from April 16th.'25. Pond level up at this level again today for the first time since April. Shows what a prolonged spell of dry weather we have enjoyed.

The story in my wife's family is that her maternal grand father, Arthur Bliss was a drinking colleague of Arthur Doyle. We shall never know, but time and place were right. Both had a reputation for liking "a drop of pop"

In 1950's until 1956 the cricket grounds were our school playing fields, rugby as well as cricket. They were on the right just up from College Rd. That was KEGS Camp Hill prior to their move to Kings Heath.

I have a belief that parking payment machines are designed either by sadists or morons, I'm not into smart phone types I only use my debit card. There is the m/c that knows the cars that are in it's area and you have to key in your reg. I met one this week where the letters and numbers are on a...