HeyJaredJeff Dunn
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That Reminds Me - what did happen in that lodging incident? (opens the original)
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"We skipped the light fandango, turned cartwheels across the floor.." I turned the volume up on the radio. Procol Harum's Whiter Shade of Pale has always been one of my favourite records, although, like most people, I have absolutely no idea what the lyrics mean, nor what the song is all about. Maybe that's why it appeals so much to me. It was a huge hit in 1967, the year I got married, and was so popular it seemed like it would stay in the charts forever. And it's another of those records which
TRM: Childhood swim ended with 'synchronised mooning' at Bull Ring (opens the original)
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One of my favourite Beatles songs is In My Life, and whenever I hear the first line of the lyrics: "There are places I'll remember all my life, though some have changed," it reminds me of some of the interesting places that featured, for one reason or another, in my 'growing up years,' way back in the late 1940s and early 1950s, when I lived in Pill. The song is regularly played on Gold Radio, my bedtime listening station, and, for some reason, the last time it was played, the place which popped
That Reminds Me - Looking back at career choices and life-changing moments (opens the original)
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I'm not sure if it's the same in today's world, but in my days as a lad growing up, there were many 'life-changing' moments. Moments like your voice breaking, when you went from sounding like a shrill choir boy to Ozzie Osbourne overnight! That worried me for a while, until the penny dropped! Then there was the growing problem. I'd contentedly existed wearing a variety of knee-baring short trousers for all activities, games and occasions, but by the time I'd reached the giddy age of 10, I'd grow
That Reminds Me - trawler memories and the dangers of blasting jobs (opens the original)
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This week I'm delighted to be able to include more from my TRM Trawler Corner memories, this time featuring the trawler John Cattling LO364, a Castle Class, steel-sided vessel built in Paisley in 1918: 276 tons, 125' long. She landed at Milford from May 1920 to Feb 1921, and from Jan 1922 to March 1930. Local owner Iago Steam Trawler Co. Ltd: Skippers included Charles Schock, Edward Day, William Hawkins and E. C. Wales. In April 1918, the newly built ship was delivered to the Admiralty, equipped
That Reminds Me - remembering the summers of the 1960s and camping exploits (opens the original)
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The long spell of hot, sunny weather that we've all been 'enjoying' has reminded me of the times, before the invention of climate change, when I actually did enjoy days of wall-to-wall sunshine, and this week, having recently found these old pics in my box of tricks, I've decided to inflict upon you a few personal memories from my growing-up summer 'daze.' The b&w photos are from 1963, when a gang of us set up camp in a field at the top of Strawberry Hill in Little Haven. We'd probably planned i
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