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[hmtmaj]

Ged, great stuff, got me smiling away here ...

[Ged]

Were any of the Yoers in Bootle tonight. I past a gang of lads playing footy and one had the most ridiculous pair of bermuda shorts on i'd ever seen. Got me scratching my head now as i'm sure i'd seen his boat race somewhere before???

[pablo42]

Not guilty. Was in Southport.

[hmtmaj]

er I was playing indoors AND never wore Bermuda shorts

[Ged]

AHA - a guilty conscience if ever I saw one or is it an inferiority complex - always get those two mixed up. Older than me and says my time is up. On yer bike

[kevin]

To me it just sounded like a suggestion and yeah it's a good suggestion to have everything in one place but that's only if either Ged wanted or had the time to, or someone else did the Wirral side

So he should rename it outacityliving?
Where should it stop? Once the Wirral is included, Chester is just down the road so maybe that should be included as well?

Once he's got Chester nailed, perhaps Wrexham?

[kevin]

Ged tell me thats not your shirt your ironing

Of course not, they're his underpants!

[Ged]

I'm keeping very quiet on that one.

[kevin]

I'm keeping very quiet on that one.

Pleading the 5th just convinces us of your guilt.

[hmtmaj]

I'm keeping very quiet on that one.

Now who's got the Guilty Consience

Mart

[Ged]

It's my daughters blouse actually, the one that took the photo and guess what - i'm not really ironing so ha ha fooled you all

[kevin]

It's my daughters blouse actually, the one that took the photo and guess what - i'm not really ironing so ha ha fooled you all

It's OK Ged, we believe you. Honest, we do.

[wsteve55]

It's my daughters blouse actually, the one that took the photo and guess what - i'm not really ironing so ha ha fooled you all

Is that why it's so blurred...........it was all a dream! (or nightmare)

[Ged]

Do any of you remember St. John's precinct in 1980 just before its major refurb when the top floor market was trading. The Star & Garter, Top Rank Suite (later Romeo & Juliets and Rotters), Penny Farthing, Quinns (formerly the Sportsman), Cunarder, Moonstone (later Milo's) and St. Johns Tavern were all still in situ.




How about Broadway, Norris Green looking all pristine like this.




I don't think many will remember the now partly listed but deserted Hockenhall Alley when it was a residential area in 1933.




For more pics of this ilk, log onto www.inacityliving.piczo.com - the homepage will tell you the latest additions.

Enjoy.

[lindylou]

Fab picture of Hockenhall Alley. I never knew it was residential like that.