Another shot of the pottery in Ken Road. Pudlling the clay to separate and grit in it.

Kenn Road never flooded lower south than this. The land Yeo carried the water away. Then the powers that be decided to cover in the river. Now we get floods south of the river in a heavy rain. People that don't know are put in charge and do stupid things because they don't ask locals. They culvert'ed Middle Yeo from the motorway to the outfall. Idiots.

All I said was "There is a dead one in there"
Camera was forgotten in the counting to see where the dead minow was.
When I proved wrong I just said "Well it wasn't moving. I thought it was dead."
I'd got my shot.

Clive would try almost anything once he got an idea in his head.
"If it holds water in then it will hold water out"
Proved perfectly true.

The pigeons being ringed before they were send off for the weeks race.
That was prior to us before twisted out of our branch line railway trains.
Lefto right Ern Plumley; Rogers twin; Ray Alexander; Gordon Powell; Alf? Plumley.

When they started the big building where the allotment garden was in Gardens Road.

Lewis' pottery in Ken Road. Green the builder, used a lot of his work in the houses he built in Jesmond Road.