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1975-1984 lived at 24 Vulcan Close remember the blue van and the football cards with the bubble gum very well! The 233 bus, swimming and Wilson's, knock down ginger, roller disco skates on the decks, moppit, the milk round with Brian, The Hadwins, George Derek, Michael and Debbie, the Copin's, Tina, Debbie, David, the Farmilos near the dairy shop, Gary Middleton, Marc Beech, Paul Bowman, Ian Mitchell, Lorna Eve, Lisa Jones, Tina Geary, Lawrence Francis, Netty (Annette), remember the fire on the fields in 1976 (the really hot summer), water fights with Fairy Liquid bottles! Raleigh Choppers chippers strikers, griffters, R/C Airplane models at the back of the fields, 1977 silver jubilee under the deck as it rained on that day, playing up at the woods near plough lane. The air raid shelter. Mr Oliver the caretaker at the junior school, riding home made go karts along the big slopes. Winning a silver medal for cross country at the play centre Tony Ash won the gold. Pinching gold top milk (when not on the milk round). Mrs Gee had the sexiest legs of all the teachers at the junior school! Riding my dad's Triumph motor cycle on the estate without permission. Zapping mates with the static electricity generated by the carpets in the Library, spending many an Hour at Queen Mary's Children's Hospital as a result of falling of my bike, jumping through a window on Instone, splitting my lip during a water fight, dressing my shoulder blade (which was poking through) after falling of a skateboard.

Written by Roy Styles. To send Roy Styles a private message, click here.

A memory of Wallington in Surrey shared on Monday, 15th March 2010.

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