What things are you old enough to remember?

[shanes teeth]

Except it nivver really happened :hihi:

 

No,it did happen.They definitely had press photographers by the goals at football matches!

[denlin]

No,it did happen.They definitely had press photographers by the goals at football matches!

 

:hihi: Tha knows what I meant

[megalithic]

My nan saying "His to'oer nails look like eez been shuvellin coyal wi em".

[Alcoblog]

I'm old enough to remember when I was three.

[cuttsie]

I'm old enough to remember when I was three.

Most of us can remember last week;)

[scousemouse]

Re the swimming pool at Carterknowl school. I went there as did my children. All children saved newspapers for recycling to help towards the cost of the pool. It was just a learner pool no deep end. My children were taught to swim and went on to become excellant swimmers.. I was speaking to the present head recently and it seems the pool is no longer. I was told I was welcome to go round the school as see how much it has changed since my time there in the 50's!!

 

Mr Pears was head(Pee-ars) was head then, followed by Miss Booth, followed by Miss Clareborough, then Mr Guest, lost touch after that, my children then left to go to Abbeydale Grange.

[MAC33]

Old enough to remember when we had a sky that was a deep beautiful blue,unlike the chem trailed skies we see today.

[mike208]

Ah! White dog dirt! I remember that! I wonder why we don't see it anymore?

 

Cos people don't feed bones to their dogs as much.

[Nullsoft]

I remember the first stretch-arm-strong toy having Kirt Russle's face.

[1heckofaguy]

I remember the library on Barnsley road that had that amazing painted mural on the staircase walls and that circular wooden kids play thing.

 

I remember buying an "elephants foot" from that Fletchers van and also buying sweets from "Alf" when they came down deerlands avenue.