tilter
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- Birthday 05/03/1948
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talking of Stockarth lane as kids, we used to go to an old army camp just above Middlewood Hall,used to look for ammunition found the odd bullet or two don't know what happend to them
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never put pennies on the line but used to play ckicken
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the last time i was on the common i came in from the loxley end i was taking wy dog a walk i hardly reconised the place the had chopped down all trees and vegitation. Hillsbro never saw the other tram,but can remember the the last tram i got into a load of trouble has i went into town to see her go on her last journey
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used to climb the crags and explore the caves one in perticular called the hermits cave.spent many happy hours on the common even during the cold snowy winter months
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anyone remember the old tram at the football pitches on wadsley common?we would spend hours on the common when we were youngsters and often play on the tram
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does anyone remember Tubby and Manny Woodward they lived ta the top of Kelvin Street and had barrows with the wheels made from mangle handles their mum was a grand old lady.
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Does anyone in Hillsborough remember Walter?
tilter replied to Blacksheep's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
hi Hillsbro thanks for the photo,thats my Walter apart from the hair.tears are in my eyes.God bless Walter -
Does anyone in Hillsborough remember Walter?
tilter replied to Blacksheep's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
was Walter, the one with the long black overcoat? his hair as i remember was combed straight back and was black in colour.I was born on Middlewood road and would often walk with Walter to the park he always told me he was going back to be a little boy.Also there was i'm not quite sure George or maybe it was Arthur they would always sit in the old mans hut which was near the play area.I have fond memories of Walter and i though he would have died years ago.I can see him now walking down the road with his arms at the back of him.I also remember Ivan who was the grave digger in Wadsley Churchyard.I am almost 63 so Walter must be in his late seventies or even in his eighties.Good to see he is still around. -
Hi all you expats, would like to thank you for your input;just read through this thread and brings back memories of my childhood days,at breakfast reading the back of the cereal box "win a holiday to Canada / Austrialia" The gypsie in me yearning to be set free to travel to these vast continents , filling out the entry form in hopes that i would win and sadly this never came to fruition.Next step was to try to get to these places on the boys sheme which was around in the sixties but had my hopes and dreams dashed when my old man would not sign the consent form.Thinking back it was sour grapes on his part because mother would not emigrate to OZ after he had got a sponsership and a job lined up. Well here i am in my sixties still with my dreams and still jn Sheffield "one day maybe" when i win the Lotto i may fulfill my dreams.
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First pub you went in and how old
tilter replied to JACK HEWITT's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
15 middlewood tavern police check like they to do ,came in two of them by the time they questioned everybody else i had worked birth date out and got away with it . -
Who remembers being caned at school?
tilter replied to paul0726's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
went to upperthorpe first encounter was with old man Inman his method was a slipper; you would bend over at on end of the room and he would tap on the radiator with the slipper and run across the room and wack you on the backside.The head Mr Causey loved the cane; it was said it contained lead in one end and yes it did smart.Jim Vickers a considerate woodwork teacher let me go to the bogs for a crafty fag and then gave me the stick for the honour of the privelige.The final occurrence was with who i regarded as an absolute bully that keep fit fanatic Burton he used to take some into the cloakroom and give them a thump or two, my punishment i got the stick he missed his mark and caned me across the wrist calling him a four eyed B******d i was of home nursing a swollen wrist.Had a three week holiday until the old man was ready to go and see the Head teacher.Thank you for your due punishment all concerned -
Have you heard of these sayings ?
tilter replied to Mrs Overall's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
never heard of gostering but the phrase thal get poshed i have -
Have you heard of these sayings ?
tilter replied to Mrs Overall's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
often this remark was used when you did not agree, with some one else in an arguement or when you were getting 0n someones nerves manys a time i was told to for a hike round lump -
hi hillsbro and sheffsand, Hillsbro thanks for the info i am happy for her,do not know about younger brother but the one sheffsand spoke about could be her older brother(clifford).