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Memories of my School Days by Trevor James Powell (2003)
...belong to. Mr Jones was a good woodwork teacher and he took us for woodwork....
...before school but after I would carry wood in, as well as any other jobs...
...because I was always making thing with wood and used all Dad s nails. Can...
Bronze Age Burial Cists in the Olchon Valley (c2000 BC)
...collection Source: Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists Field Club ,1932 Title: Bronze Age Burial Cists...
...Bronze Age Burial Cists in the Olchon Valley Place name: Llanveynoe Date: c 2000 BC Description:...
...Farmer of Olchon Court, while ploughing a field uncovered a Bronze Age burial cist. The...
...on the eastern flank of the Black Mountains at an elevation of about 1040 feet...
Extent of the Middle Maescoed Common in about 1800 (1800)
...Middle Maescoed Common from documentary sources and field research Middle Maescoed Common Before the Enclosures...
...s Middle Maescoed about 1844 yellow - fields recently enclosed red - older holdings Observations:...
Memories of my School Days by Dorothy Lade (2003)
...all go across the road into the field and woods. One of the boys brought...
...had happened we were away to the fields. We had one pub 'The Sun' at...
The Evacuees came from Bootle (2003)
...nestled under the frown of the Black Mountain, was the spot to which the authorities...
...The primroses and the violets scented the woodland and wayside to the joy and appreciation...
...and wheeled its way above the furrowed fields. Sometimes the bleat of a lamb in...
...the regular rhythmic ripple of the flowing stream. Occasionally the drone of enemy bombers as...
...how them there bombers ha' bombed Liver pool, but our spitfires are doing wonderful work...
...[8 more matches...]...
Memories of my School Days by Gwen Lloyd nee Powell (2003)
...to school, we would sit in twin wooden desks with a seat that lifted up,...
...out of school and hide in the field across the road in Mr. Gundy's coppice....
Memories of my School Days by Gladys May Watkins (2003)
...using it. We all played in the field at lunch time. Did you have any...
Memories of my School Days by Jack Pritchard (2003)
...Another school day highlight was Mr. A.S. Wood s 'Garden Party for pupils of Newton...
...manner, under teacher supervision, down through the woods to the old world residence and plush...
...home for the very long trek, up hill and down. I remember when a Maypole...
...taking place, Mr. Ivor Jones taught us Woodwork and I vividly remember a reprimanding (the...
...National and International successes by his son Woody and other ploughmen in the area. I...
Memories of my School Days by Brian Jones (2003)
...to school? I would walk across the field with Sam and Milwyn Williams we would...
...with us, we would sit at the wooden desk, we had tables every morning, if...
...the class room. I use to enjoy wood work, Ivor Jones use to take us...
Memories of my School Days by Margaret Ann Williams (2003)
...live and who with? I lived at Woodlands Farm with my father, mother and sisters;...
...us how to play hockey. Mr A.S. Wood, a school manager, bought the hockey sticks....
...the fire going. After school there was wood to collect as well as helping in...