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24. colin roberts - 2010-02-02 17:54:57 |
As a liverpudlian of 62 living now in Leeds..it was lovely to take a trip down a few memory lanes...thanks. What I cannot understand is the absence of Muslims who take up 10050000 per cent of Dewsbury!! haha
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23. Sandra Wooding - 2010-01-02 23:46:58 |
My 7 year old has just googled me and found the photograph of us all at Woolton Boys club - those hair cuts!!!! Lovely to see pictures of us all and what great times we had at that club. I am passing your site details on to others in the picture. Thanks for putting it out there
Best wishes. |
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22. Michael Doran - 2010-01-02 08:44:35 |
| hi I have lived in Rockingham Western Australia since 1970 before that I was a conductor out of GL Depot and I have a neighbour who is a scouse and has just shown me how to get on to your site seeing I have always been Intrested in pictures of the OLD CORPY BUSES not the new ones haha john next door says HOW did the ppl from LCPT let a WOOLBACK ON THE BUSES?. have you in your scrap books any old pictures of our old depot and the buses parked up? Thanks Mike Doran |
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21. A.Billsborough - 2009-12-15 12:29:49 |
Thank you for the amazing amount of interesting information about Dewsbury & the surrounding area’s.
It must have taken you hours & hours of work...
Well done ! |
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20. Carol Ingham (was MacDonald) - 2009-11-28 21:54:45 |
| Hi - just found your site and got all misty eyed at the photos of Youth Club. Very happy days, will explore some more soon but best wishes to you and your family! x |
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19. Ray James - 2009-11-18 12:43:14 |
Great site and enjoyed the memories it brings back to me. I lived in Westvale, Kirkby and emigrated to Australia in 1965 at age 20 years. I spent 2 years as a young Bus Conductor until leaving based at Gillmoss Depot on the 92/93 routes with changeovers from Walton.
Great memories of working the Green Back Enders and the Midnight on a Saturday night from the Pier Head was an education of the Scouse humour, Fantastic days.I follow the Merseyside Transport Trust Preservation site on a regular basis and often look at L265 as I worked on it often.I have played with the A267 bus picture with numbers and locations and it gives me shivers of the great times I had in hometown Liverpool.
Thanks for your time in collating your site and the pleasure it brings of past fond ever lasting comments and pictures you have put together.
Kind regards
Ray from OZ |
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18. Elaine Harrison - 2009-10-29 20:47:57 |
Hi Tony, I didn’t realise it was you! I was looking at Bethany’s story on Donna’s Dream House Site. Praise God for miracles eh! Excellent website will take me some time to look at everything! Well done and God Bless you for you and your family and all that you. Elaine xx  |
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17. - 2009-10-03 21:27:20 |
hiya,seems a lifetime ago but pretty sure myself and my brother steven had a hand in designing the "clodhopper"....recall the salmoynian godowners in the waterbutt..? hope lifes treating you well and rgds to john.
rgds paul moynihan. |
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16. J Walsh - 2009-08-09 22:40:28 |
Well done for an excellent site, loads of interesting things,I initially loaded on looking for mpte buses No 85 from dingle to Walton, I was born and bred in Dingle and have a picture of the 85 on Mill Street to walton and were i live in the background, and was curious of the date they stopped running,
Pleased to read about your Christian Faith and was impressed by your Dads page,especially his last poem, (what faith he had).
Again well done on your site and i will go back to looking.
God Bless you.
J Walsh. |
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15. Chris Kelly - 2009-08-09 10:20:19 |
Always good to see a website dedicated to Woolton Village. My family were gardeners in the village througout the 19t Century at Reynolds Park and Camphill. My Great Great Grandfather lived on the site of what is now "Mendips" John Lennons home, formerly Folly Vale cottages.
I also used to work with a John Salmon for a certain organisation based in Liverpool, one conected with your fathers past shall we say. Lovely fella.
Best wishes Chris |
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