Things you dont see anymore

[GrecianLez]

I often used to have a go on this type in Rifford Road
"Hi, my name's Centrifugal Force. Let me introduce you to my friend tarmac."

Knees!! scarred since 1984..

 

[Billy The Fish]

Campari adverts

 

[Colesman Ballz]

Campari adverts

Sod Capari, for me it's Lamb's Navy Rum adverts featuring Carolyn Munro, ........sigh !

Although you can still buy images from her website, even with "lipstick kisses" applied !

 

[DB9]

Sod Capari, for me it's Lamb's Navy Rum adverts featuring Carolyn Munro, ........sigh !

Although you can still buy images from her website, even with "lipstick kisses" applied !

In the words of the great Leslie Phillips, "I say, Ding dong"

 

[Greyhound]

Campari adverts

Not forgetting the Rossiter-Collins Adverts for Cinzano.

 

[Swanaldo]

Plus these rocket bombs to use with the caps

Imagine trying to pitch these to a toy company today

 

[Alistair20000]

Don’t remember a cricket ground but yes it was church road. I lived in Brookfield gardens, just off church road. I was 4 when I left though, so it was a long time ago!

Alphington looks very different now than it did, and not for the better.

Do you recall the old Torex Hire property Fred ? I expect you had moved away by the time I bought that property in 1991

 

[Oldsmobile-88]

Football Club houses...The Grecians had a few near to St Thomas High School(West Exe) Shelley Close/Rexona Close area.
John Newman lived in one of them when he was manager.
Lammie Robertson lived in Ide Lane which is close to
where Fred lived...A colony of pro footballers in the area.

 

[Greyhound]

I remember having a kickabout in Barton Fields with two City players - Wilf Carter and Bryce Fulton, I think (it's a long time ago). Maybe one of them lived out that way.

 

[Oldsmobile-88]

I remember having a kickabout in Barton Fields with two City players - Wilf Carter and Bryce Fulton, I think (it's a long time ago). Maybe one of them lived out that way.

Not far from the club houses(they were built around the early 1960s)