Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

I would've thought I would remember John Redfern, but I can't bring him to mind.

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

dont know rileys hill but i'm sure we know each other

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

We must have met somewhere along the way......probably with me wheeling a pramful of coal bricks from Bob Wilkies shop!

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

is rileys hill anything to do with harry rileys shop on the top corner of grange lane and wellington st

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

You must know Riley's Hill......near Woodnook mills, Priestly clough......if you ever played by Highams lodge then you walked past Riley's Hill.

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

that was on nuttall street higher up than the paper shop on the oposite side

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

Or if you went up to Bullough Park you would have gone perhaps via Riley's Hill.
All the kids from around the area used to play up there.

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

Under the Railway bridge.....and carry on until you got to Victoria St...... that veered to the right and if you carried straight on you came to Marsden St.

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

usedto catch sticklebacks in a jamjar at priestly clough

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

Some landmarks you might know.....Woodnook Inn, Band Club. Any nearer????

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

Well as you walked along the factory bottom.....Riley's Hill was on your right hand side.

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

up nuttall st to top instead of turning right on factory bottom take next left priestly clough along their

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

are you going to the meeting on 26th

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

No I can't go I have a reunion of colleagues and we are going to Southport for the day.

Re: Peel Park teacher Mr Ryan
 

i am sure we will meet one day and face to face we may be able to find a bit more common ground i look forward to meeting you so that this discusion can carry on without wearing out my typing finger .