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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Robert. There was either one or two on a piece of waste land on Upper Dunstead where No.91 was built.As kids we used to go down there and catch newts and tiddlers.These tanks were demolished in the 50's and the house was built by Vic.Hallams. It was featured in "Ideal Homes" magazine as a show house I think one of Hallams family had it,before a Mr.Gasgoyne.My brother also lived there until 2000 I'm not sure of the date exactly. There was also one at the far end of Penders Row,which we used to fish! in. PaulR[/quote]
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This message was updated on 2/26/2006 12:36:14 PM by paulr

Water Tanks
replied on: 2/25/2006 12:15:46 PM

Robert.
There was either one or two on a piece of waste land on Upper Dunstead where No.91 was built.As kids we used to go down there and catch newts and tiddlers.These tanks were demolished in the 50's and the house was built by Vic.Hallams. It was featured in "Ideal Homes" magazine as a show house I think one of Hallams family had it,before a Mr.Gasgoyne.My brother also lived there until 2000 I'm not sure of the date exactly.
There was also one at the far end of Penders Row,which we used to fish! in.
PaulR

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