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They'd filled that in by the time I got there...basil said:you were lucky!... when we finished we had lick the swimming pool clean.......
And there was mee thinking that the only place on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge was Valhalla.wmrcomputers said:If you cross rainbow bridge, do I rightly remember somewhere amongst the woods there was a sort of island surrounded by water??
Ya cheeky begger!! lol. I'm only 34 ya know, you've just made me feel ancient!Lucy said:26. I have much older siblings who were there in the 80s though.
I bought a Klix hot drink machine for £15 at Hall & Lloyds - cleaned it up, tested it and sold it to a factory for £100 3 days later. I was only about 15, so it was a good profit at that age!Gramaisc said:Hall & Lloyd sales, anybody? I never went much, but I know a few people who did.
The Schott Glass factory shop had some interesting items on occasions.
Cheers for thatxstaffordlass said:Not sure if its still running but there was one based at penkridge market i think the auctions were held on a thursday, also walker barnet and hill who took over from Hall and Llyods they moved to the outskirts of wolverhampton. There used to be one in stone but not sure if that is still open.
The one at Penkridge is definitely open on a Thursday, it takes in stuff for sale on the Wednesday before. not sure what sort of stuff it has for sale but I've seen furniture and the missus has sold jewelery, ornaments, gold.wmrcomputers said:on this subject - anyone know the nearest similar auction house these days?
I was led to believe that a fear of Legionnaires' Disease was part of the reason for the removal - that and the fear of someone chucking a bottle of Fairy liquid in. It was such a temptation, I know.wmrcomputers said:SADLY MISSED - The early water features inside the Guildhall Shopping Centre
(Cheers Tumble weed)