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Old 12-01-2016, 14:45   #16
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I lived at High Riley Farm for a short while around 1954. Knocked around with the children at High Riley Cottages. Aileen Rogers at one end of the row and Harry and Thomas Jackson at the other end. I wonder where they all are.
Harry, Thomas and I used to walk down the track and on to Plantation Street to get to our school...St Paul's. We used to get some serious snow up there then.
Tom Jackson is my dad and yeah him and my mum still live up there
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Aileen Rogers, there's a name from the past' went to St Annes with her back in the early 50s.
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Tom Jackson is my dad and yeah him and my mum still live up there
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Please give your dad my regards. Hope he is well.
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