clive1

nev, terry and terry turton are still around, and above 80yrs, can sometimes be seen in the legion

he was mine, so give us a clue who ya are. do you remember a lad with blond curly hair nicknamed "ben", he still works there.

worked in engraving shop about that time, still remember ron wordsworth, harry shaw, ken fern (wack) fred Clarke, ted green(hand engraver) dereck wood, pop,

that's the same time I was there.

http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/nostalgia/retro-the-10-amigos-who-fell-from-the-sky-1-6448835

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-26312595

meetings monday evenings 7pm commercial hotel chapeltown

just wondered if anyone remembers my stepfather bill butler, worked in heavy forge on crane, made redundent in '79, sadly passed away in '85

yep, now converted back to a house, was on r/h side as you travel up.

theres a bit of a museum with pics and things in the tower of the wall of derwent dam.if you can contact them or the debyshire peak rangers they might be able to help. http://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/index/contactus/ranger-contacts.htm give fairhomes a buzz.

just come across this thread, when i was at school in the mid sixties, they used to hire law bros to take us to the swimming baths, they used an old single dekker with what looked like a fin at the rear, which was nicknamed the rocket. any of you know what became of it.

same time.

about 1964/65. do you remember the the tower crane toppleing over.

the third one was britannia court

josh was my form and history teacher in '67, did he ever hit any of you lot with that chuffin great bible he held in assembly!