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Save one for me please John, see you at the Stags Head. Regards Reg.

Don't know if this is going to work. But here goes.

I think the photo speaks for itself Dek.!!

Smashing Dave!! I haven't walked over there in that!! sort of weather since i was a kid. I remember it still, up to our knees it was. You managed to brave it and get out of the Car then. You're a braver man than me.

Lewis's in the 1960s, I can vaguely remember going in a lift, and the queue to get to see father christmas was a bit of a wait too.

Nice one Dave!! where can I get that Music from? I could do with some of that for my Motorway driving. Can't get too relaxed on there though. Reg.

A treasured photo for me this one. The teddy bear Mom made for me while she was away in West Heath Hospital recovering from TB.

Me on the left, my little brother Ronnie and our Uncle Roy. Top of the garden High st, Aston.

Lewis's sometime in the early 60s.

High street, Aston back garden again.

Little Reg, In the back Garden High street. On Granddads homemade see-saw.

Fantastic photos, and memories me and my Auntie maureen squeezing the living daylights out of my wotsits. In the back garden of 99 High street, Aston.

I think so? Dek. Here's another Quote from the Book, Kingstanding is situated on Rycknield or Icknield Street, a Roman Road, which passes through the land opposite the present Public Library-Land which bears the names Roman Field and Lower Roman Field. In his History of Birmingham first...

Thanks Pembroke! I had an inkling the camp was there. Just because its flat and levelled off mainly. I could be wrong but the footpath that runs alongside the woods may have been laid by the POWs.

Some information, regarding Kingstanding. Taken from Kingstanding Past and Present, 3rd Edition. There is considerable uncertainty about the origin of the name Kingstanding. An explanation which is often quoted connects the area with King Charles 1st, who passed this way in October 1642. His...

]Few pics in and around the old rifle range Thanks Dave. Much better to look at from the comfort of my chair, especially in this weather. Reg.

Great pictures!! OM. Thanks for your memories.

I would love to see that Please!! i think the missus would too. I've just had a quick look but couldn't find anything. Reg.

Thanks OM! I'll have to take a look for that. I always thought it was by Banners Gate, On that flat patch by the first woods .The Parson & Clark is still there, incidently.