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shazfury1 10-11-2010 02:07

Re: Ossy Gobbin from above the lamp
 
Hi, was myself born above the lamp. 16 Fielding Lane. Many years ago. Very happy memories of Pothouse Lane and Charlie Parrs farm and ...still can't spell this, Cockolum brook. We moved away 'cause the cottage could not house five kids. Worse move we ever
made. Would love to be back there, but as the saying goes... you can never go back.

garinda 10-11-2010 04:13

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Originally Posted by shazfury1 (Post 860233)
Hi, was myself born above the lamp. 16 Fielding Lane. Many years ago. Very happy memories of Pothouse Lane and Charlie Parrs farm and ...still can't spell this, Cockolum brook. We moved away 'cause the cottage could not house five kids. Worse move we ever
made. Would love to be back there, but as the saying goes... you can never go back.

I'm never sure if it's one word, or two.

There are two photographs of Cocker Lumb here.

Lancashire Lantern | Subjects | Item

Lancashire Lantern | Subjects | Item

In the seventies my dad used to take us on walks up there. There was a cave, that he used to play in as a child in the fifties.

Anyone else remember that?

As you walked up the valley it was to the righthand side of the brook.

jaysay 10-11-2010 09:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 860237)
I'm never sure if it's one word, or two.

There are two photographs of Cocker Lumb here.

Lancashire Lantern | Subjects | Item

Lancashire Lantern | Subjects | Item

In the seventies my dad used to take us on walks up there. There was a cave, that he used to play in as a child in the fifties.

Anyone else remember that?

As you walked up the valley it was to the right hand side of the brook.

Its certainly two words on the electoral register G.

garinda 10-11-2010 09:39

Re: Ossy Gobbin from above the lamp
 
I used to think it was a question.

jaysay 10-11-2010 10:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 860330)
I used to think it was a question.

Ya but did you get the answer;)

cashman 10-11-2010 10:44

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welcome dave.

UKCougar 04-08-2023 23:49

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Hiya,

I know this is a years old thread but it cropped up in a search because Reasons and maybe it's still of some interest to someone.

Charlie Parr was my... Uncle? Great Uncle maybe. He was the husband of my grandmother's sister I think.

The Parrs' farm as far as I know backed on to Fern Gore farm which was my childhood home.

Margaret Pilkington 05-08-2023 07:53

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Hello UK Cougar and welcome.

UKCougar 05-08-2023 17:34

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Thank you.

I've been here for some time, though infrequently. I created an account when someone was asking after my dad, as I recall, and he passed away like ten years ago now.

lol1944 06-08-2023 15:19

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Gosh!? That word "gobbin" reminds me of a certain teacher at Acci grammar school some 65+ years ago!!

taddy 06-08-2023 17:32

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[QUOTE=lol1944;1273505]Gosh!? That word "gobbin" reminds me of a certain teacher at Acci grammar school some 65+ years ago!!

And here's me thinking that I am getting long in the tooth.;);)


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