Everything posted by Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)
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7 names added
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For the last couple of days I have been unable to add photos to any existing Gallery Albums that I created. I did select the 'Contact us' option and pasted the fail message into the Contact us message and send it but no acknowledgment of my action was received from the 'system'.
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Reedy - I've sent a message to JK and updated him on Norah Hopper. Webtrecker - didn't know the Market Place Club stewardess but did know Tommy. I know he was Concert Chairman at the Market Place club for a few years and I first met him on the Civil Service site at Longbenton in the early 70s. This photo, (posted by John Dawson on sixtownships) of committee members was posted on Facebook saying they were all members of the Guidepost social club - don't know if Tommy was also on their committee or just visiting. -
From the album: Bedlington Station 1st School
Photo from Bob Scott on the Bedlington remembered Facebook group. This one drove Tonyg to endless sessions in the Red Lion, trying to refresh his brain to recall his class mates of 65 years ago. -
From the album: Bedlington Station 1st School
Image from the school web site :- http://www.bedlingtonstationfirstschool.com/bsfs100/Birthday_Bash.html -
From the album: Bedlington Station 1st School
Posted by Foxy - loads of people gave names but Janice Metcalf, in the photo, named the lot in one go. -
Next one - only info = between 1959-62 - No 17 = Angela Foote - No 28 Adeline Jobson ?
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One awaits the harvest photos. We could start an annual online giant, photoshopped, vegetable show !
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From the album: Whitley Memorial School
Newspaper cuttings from John Krzyzanowski & Geoff Glass - Bygone Bedlington group - Facebook -
From the album: Whitley Memorial School
As the Hollymount Square houses (right hand side of the photo) look completely built this photo will probably be after 1947-48. -
From the album: Whitley Memorial School
As the Hollymount Square houses, middle right on photo, look completely built the photo would probably be after 1948. -
From the album: Whitley Memorial School
Can't remember what site (searched 3 group sites) this photo was originally posted on so no idea who posted it and gave the names. -
From the album: Whitley Memorial School
Posted on the Bedlington remembered group by Debbie Haldron. Photoshopped (not professional) by me. Names added by Joan Riches from the Bedlington remembered group site. -
From the album: Whitley Memorial School
Posted on the Bedlington Remembered group by Debbie Haldron. Photoshopped (not professional) by me. Names added by Susan Dixon off the Bygone Bedlington site. -
From the album: Whitley Memorial School
Image from Maureen Quait - names from Maureen (nee Halloran) and Mike Irving off the Bygone Bedlington Facebook site. -
From the album: Whitley Memorial School
Posted on the Bygone Bedlington Facebook site by Keith Lightley. -
From the album: Whitley Memorial School
Posted on the Bygone Bedlington Facebook site by Jack Kidd. -
The only posting I can find of this image is the one posted 14th October 2015 by Debbie Haldon on the Bedlington remembered Facebook group. I thought I had seen it on another site (even this one) but I can't find it anywhere else. -
John Krzyzanowski posted in Bygone Bedlington, 10 August 2015, - A new roof for "Whitley Memorial School" cost £2000 in 1959. -
From the album: Whitley Memorial School
Newspaper cutting found by John Krzyzanowsk in the Woodhorn Colliery museum archives and posted on the Bygone Bedlington Facebook group. -
From the album: Whitley Memorial School
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From the album: Whitley Memorial School
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From the album: Whitley Memorial School
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Buttered sprouts with chestnuts and bacon - ---------------------------------------------------- 1¼kg Brussels sprouts, trimmed (or if buying pre-trimmed, buy 1 kg) 6 rashers smoked streaky bacon, cut into bite-sized pieces (or use more, if you like) 200g vacuum-packed chestnut 50g butter -------------------------------------------------- Take the sprouts out, leaving the crispy, crunchie bacon + nutty bits and your on. Otherwise I'll stick to peas and carrots. ------------------------------------------------ Some of the Daily Telegraph Brussels sprout facts The area covered by Brussels sprout fields in the UK is the equivalent of 3,240 football pitches Last year, a team of scientists and local schoolchildren used the energy from 1,000 Brussels sprouts to light a Christmas tree on London's Southbank. In 2010, the British vegetable brandTozerseeds created a new vegetable called the Flowersprout, a hybrid of the Brussels sprout and kale that contains double the amount of vitamin B6 and vitamin C of traditional Brussels sprouts. In August, adventurer Stuart Kettell, 49, rolled a Brussels sprout to the top of Mt. Snowdon using only his nose, to raise money for Macmillan Cancer support. Sprout fan Linus Urbanec from Sweden holds the current world record for the most Brussels sprouts eaten in one minute. He swallowed 31 on November 26, 2008. The heaviest ever sprout was grown in 1992 and weighed 8.3kg (18lb/3oz).
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