limeybeans

Hi, sorry no,he was Irish and i'm researching our Scottish roots.I think your wife was there after my time. Does anyone remember Dr Haslam,or Mr Almond[he threw erasers at the boys] Mr Snook and Mr Mcmahon,glided along the corridors wearing the black gowns looking like huge bats!! To me anyway, i was only 5ft tall.

I remember waiting to board the bus from Frechville down Birley Spa Lane to Hackenthorpe. As soon as the bus came it was like a rugby scrum to get on especially with those leather satchels crammed as they were. You'd get caught and someone behind had to give a push. Also remember them sliding sideways downhill on a quarter inch of snow! On my last visit to Sheffield i remember choking on diesel fumes crossing High St. Back then though Sheffield had the cleanest air in Europe.

Hi, Downsunder, nice to receive a civil reply. My mundane life is so busy with sailing our 33ft boat around the Great Lakes and spending time with family and friends. When your life is so miserable it's hard not to sound bitter,don't yer think? lol Had a pal called Linda went South around 1966/67:: Expect she married and all the rest by now.

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Hi, new on this site though we've read it a lot. Is there anyone out there from Thornebridge between 1963/69? We live in Ontario and can't join reunions. used to Jacqui Andrews