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south aussie 04-06-2009 10:51

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 718764)
Well Lions was definitely an acquired taste SJ, and I managed to acquire it at an early age:D

Do you remember the Christmas Special ale?

Was it called OLD TOM or OLD BEN?
One was LION & one was THWAITES.
Strong enough to blow your cap off!

jaysay 04-06-2009 16:25

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Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 718775)
Do you remember the Christmas Special ale?

Was it called OLD TOM or OLD BEN?
One was LION & one was THWAITES.
Strong enough to blow your cap off!

Old Tom was Lions
Old Dan was Duttons I think

Benipete 04-06-2009 22:29

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 718824)
Old Tom was Lions
Old Dan was Duttons I think

Old Dan was Thwaites in a nip sized bottle but they also did a special at Christmas.
Think they also did a Big Ben.:theband:

jaysay 05-06-2009 09:58

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Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 718921)
Old Dan was Thwaites in a nip sized bottle but they also did a special at Christmas.
Think they also did a Big Ben.:theband:

It was like a barley wine if I remember right beni, never really bothered with bottles, sometimes a pint glass wasn't big enough for me:D

spex357 22-07-2009 08:53

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I remember the black stains on the houses and the women on bended knees rubbing the front door step with a soft sand stone which they had exchanged rags for from the rag and bone man, a sight to see on a Saturday morning all the women in their slippers with hairnets on or headscarfs rubbing away.

beechy 22-07-2009 11:49

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Originally Posted by spex357 (Post 730208)
I remember the black stains on the houses and the women on bended knees rubbing the front door step with a soft sand stone which they had exchanged rags for from the rag and bone man, a sight to see on a Saturday morning all the women in their slippers with hairnets on or headscarfs rubbing away.

Donkey Stones..was the term used for the soft sand stones
todays woman doesnt know shes born :eek::eek:

spex357 22-07-2009 11:55

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Donkey stones yes, available at LIDL not, so is there a modern day method of sprucing up the front step, i suppose the demise of a lot of mills has helped keep them a bit cleaner.

cashman 22-07-2009 23:00

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Originally Posted by beechy (Post 730238)
Donkey Stones..was the term used for the soft sand stones
todays woman doesnt know shes born :eek::eek:

think some called em Pumice Stones also.:)

beechy 23-07-2009 04:54

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 730388)
think some called em Pumice Stones also.:)

was pumice stones not those little grey stones
you had in your bathroom
for getting rid of dead skin on your feet ?
who needs modern beauty treatment....:D:D:D

cashman 23-07-2009 07:44

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Originally Posted by beechy (Post 730412)
was pumice stones not those little grey stones
you had in your bathroom
for getting rid of dead skin on your feet ?
who needs modern beauty treatment....:D:D:D

yeh may well be correct beechy? as we never had a bathroom.:D

jaysay 23-07-2009 09:18

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 730424)
yeh may well be correct beechy? as we never had a bathroom.:D

Chapped bum in the winter then cashy:D

shazfury1 14-08-2009 01:39

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Good old st mary's. Went there, loved it.

Eric 20-08-2009 21:20

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I remember wearing clogs ... used to get them at the cloggers on Barnes St, left hand side going up to Barnes Sq. .... used to run down the street and make sparks with the clog irons .... had to be careful not to wear the irons out too quickly, or my mum would go ballistic .....

Eric 20-08-2009 22:55

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Anyone remember the Church of New Jerusalem in Clayton?

beechy 21-08-2009 05:46

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 738047)
Anyone remember the Church of New Jerusalem in Clayton?

down the bottom of aurthur st
we used to go to the youth club dances there early 60s :theband:


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