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Les Ross has kept his name on one side of his loco.

Hi Alan you never ramble on but post a lot of interesting information for us to digest. Pete lived at the top of Witton road and when they took the tracks up his brothers and himself went outside collection the blocks to put on their fire.

Found it at last also one of my brother with the ball on the team photo. Sorry don't know why the won't attach!!.

Yes Tony just round the corner in Yew Tree Road.

Thanks Mike I will try to sort my original one out later. I copied this off my face book school album. Have a couple moor somewhere too.

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Paul were you in the same class as Helen Lyndon? if so I know she has photo's. Mine are far too early for you.

Thank you Lyn. I have sent her a message and am sure she will come back on again when she feels up to it.

Llyn Denis's husband was very poorly and passed away quite recently. I will let her know what you have found as it will buck her up a little bit.

My school trip from Yew Tree road junior school was to Weston Super Mare. Couldn't see the sea for mud!!. Had a donkey ride on the one bit of sand there was and Patty Jones fell over on the station platform getting splinters in her legs. I went home covered in mud!!. No health and safety...

A couple more.

This is a programme from that cinema. Have not put these on the forum before.

I know a Laurence Kettle. He worked at Ansells then Carlsberg for many years.

Gaz I remember Mrs Noon and her brother. Also Mrs Nevil.

I am pleased to say that our own David Weaver has had some of his poems published in Junes edition of Carl's magazine. Well done David.

R.I.P Ian. Thanks from Brian Peter and Mervin also lovers of the railways.

Hi Alan. I remember going to one of the Aston Halls first candlelit tours and went round blowing out he candles.

A Mrs Holmes lived in Holte road and she had relatives either in Witton or Trinity road Donbogen.

Here is another one. and another.