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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Hello paul We lived in no 12 east view terrace, i remember the boardmans, june who you mentioned lived at no 13 with husband john brailsford, kids Tina Dale Ian and Cheryle, all later moved to sunningdale av at marlpool. Alan was (hopefully still is) married to joyce, who lived on campbell st off of cromford road. Alan what i can remember of him was a really nice friendly man, just like june his sister! a very nice family indeed. Joyce used to work in the newsagents on cromford road, always had a smile for you. Actually went to east view terrace last week and parked outside where 12 used to be, my kids were laughing at me cos i tried to get through the railings (the original ones are still there) to the gas tanks (now gone of course) i had the last laugh cos i am still slim enough to fit through. so many memories of living there came flooding back! but was brought back to earth when i looked up the terrace and was faced with houses!! instead of john hampden press and aristoc.[/quote]
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kinza

East View Terrace
replied on: 3/19/2006 6:00:19 PM

Hello paul
We lived in no 12 east view terrace, i remember the boardmans, june who you mentioned lived at no 13 with husband john brailsford, kids Tina Dale Ian and Cheryle, all later moved to sunningdale av at marlpool.
Alan was (hopefully still is) married to joyce,
who lived on campbell st off of cromford road.
Alan what i can remember of him was a really nice friendly man, just like june his sister! a very nice family indeed. Joyce used to work in the newsagents on cromford road, always had a smile for you.
Actually went to east view terrace last week and parked outside where 12 used to be, my kids were laughing at me cos i tried to get through the railings (the original ones are still there) to the gas tanks (now gone of course) i had the last laugh cos i am still slim enough to fit through.
so many memories of living there came flooding back! but was brought back to earth when i looked up the terrace and was faced with houses!! instead of john hampden press and aristoc.

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