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Power to you Rosie.

Got my school rucksack together with my mates from Oswald Baileys in town by St Phillips Church. Also there was an Army and Navy stores in Hay Mills. They were okay but sometimes your books fell out but they were the in thing at the time and you just threw them down when you had finished.

Great to see all those cars outside great memories. How much would your Ford Escort be worth today. No you were a treasured customer food and Liebfraumilch eh. When i was coming out of a pub or club it was a boiled burger or hotdog with lashings of soggy onion .My lips are watering now. Remember...

Obviously she was not the one for you . Not your sense of humour. Did you tell her to get on her bike Dave.

Lovely memories of your Champion Otty nice one.

Just getting back to Sutton having a Christmas Market hope it takes off as Sutton has been a bit quiet for some time so probably take a look.

Yes but i have seen Home Alone on and old Christmas Specials on TV but most things are repeats. And these are on throughout the year.

Totally agree.

Might well be i have heard he is everywhere so be good Christmas goodies will be in a shop near you soon.

Got to get home and get ready for Santa. What have i said in August.

Dianna Ross and Clint Eastwood two class films. Yes pop next door for a drink or three.

Just found out it was called the Trees next to the Bristol Road Cinema.

Yes i will be having another think cheers.

Went to the Bristol Road Cinema in the mid to late 70s . Was there a pub around there called the something Tree.

Beautiful church and as you said lovely grounds for your wedding photos. My sisters and some of my mates were married there . Like going back in time with the surrounding grounds and houses opposite.

Remember Billy Maycock and the grocers shop just a few doors down next to the entry was a Post Office. The road was blocked off if my memory serves me correct in the 1970s .There had been the odd car hitting a wall and was a dangerous bend and a danger to the residents. There was the Trust...

Pictures on the walls of different styles which looked great and stylish and as you say everyone came out with the same cut priceless.

Great memories used to pop in to the Bulls Head on the way home from work every now and then for a swift half.

Totally agree.

Thanks for the update. Coming along well . Thanks for the constant updates will visit myself when finished. They were ahead of their time when they were first built a must see when they are finished.