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The prefabs are still there, only a couple have been demolished & replaced by houses. They are situated on Cliffe Road which is just down from the shops opposite the park.

Booked to see this in January, glad you enjoyed it.

I had the same text this morning. Ignored it.

You're right about Kessingland camp dp59,it was like an old army barracks. On a cliff top miles from anywhere. I went in'58, large dorms with single beds & bunk beds. Teachers were Williams, Halliday& Johnson. Nothing much to do, had a couple of trips out & a walk into Lowestoft by way of the beach took about a hour.

Bobby Craig, Tommy Craig.....love to see both these playing tomorrow.

I thought the fruit & veg shop was Heffords & Claytons was a wet fish shop , Hadfields newsagents in between. Could be wrong though.

I worked at Oxleys 69 to 73 & knew Gene quite well. He was a lovely fella & I really got on with him.I seem to recall my mate telling me about Eric after I had left. Knew all the people you mentioned and have some great memories of working there.

I had cataract surgery three weeks ago at N.G.H. eye centre. I had to self isolate for 3 days & also had to provide a covid test 72 hours before surgery. I should have had the op. last january but had to cancel.Then it was november before i rescheduled, but i had to ring for appt. Perhaps this may be the best way forwad if your mum still wants the op.

Was it Thomas's?

I lived on Palgrave till '68, opposite the shops.

Same here in Stannington. Showing no signal.

Saturday matinee at the Ritz, a blind man playing the accordion & ironlungs screaming down the mike...."lay that pistol down babe". Happy days.

Was it called Protemp.?

Probably due to Ripley Street being closed due to resurfacing.There is no access from Langsett Road.

I am sure they were used in 1967 but cannot remember them in 66, could be wrong though.