OneGuyFromBarlick

The three Lledo Days Gone that I am aware of.

The vans predate me, but good to see they got the address right, though perhaps they might have said New Moston. My primary school was very close by.

Thanks for that Whippy, it's good to know that Tizer is still appreciated! I wonder if Tripps' school gave the children Tizer instead of milk?

Tizer wrote:Thanks for that Whippy, it's good to know that Tizer is still appreciated! I wonder if Tripps' school gave the children Tizer instead of milk?

I don't think so. The nuns told us that chewing gum was made from dead cats and dogs - we wisely never asked about Tizer.

Front Cover Of Alan Oxley's Book on Midland General, Robin Hood Publishing, 2000

I'm glad to see Mr Oxley has good taste! (What a lovely old bus, they don't mek `em like that these days!)