Area you lived as a child

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Lived in Tickton until aged 8 before moving to HK for a few years. Older school days were at Pock Grammar.

At a very early age I think my Grandad was landlord of Five Ways but don't really remember it
 
Freddy briggs the cobbler , Len the barber , daft Eric . My cousin Gary the footy player , Len becks

:-)
 
I remember something like that happening at Boulevard , i had to play cricket and rugby (both reintroduced after a few seasons ban because of schoolkids behaviour - we were all fooball mad and i dont remember anyone being interested in Rugby until the 3 kiwis took us training ) before i was allowed to play football , which i played for my year and the year above .

Cricket lasted one or two games due to a fight after the match . . . no matter the number of fights after football it never got banned !

O'Hara, Kemble and Leuluai wasn't it?
 
My childhood memories are around the Bricknell Ave area. We used to go " drain jumping " near Golden Key Park ( off Hotham Rd ), which always resulted in Soggers ( wet shoes). Wyke Youth Club. And to be honest from being 11, me, my brother, and my cousins, all worked in either your parents businesses or the families Travelling Fair around the U.K. ( totally unglamorous and very hard work, but what a laugh).

don't known how far you go back? remember peg-leg, the parky? he used to ride his fixed gear bike from gipsyville every day with his straight leg locked!
 
Scar and me have had this chat before. My Dad went to Lens for his back and sides from about 50years. He used to do the shoe repairs for Freddy Broggs. Daft Eric had the biggest smile that I can ever recall. My Mam still goes to the Methodist hall for keep fit.
My Auntie used to work in Elsie's and I used to get my Matchox cars from there.
 
My sister lives almost opposite the methodist church now... If only we had saved all our matchbox cars and boxes... My dad use to pay into elsies Christmas club from January Mel
 
Born Beverley Road. Mum and Dads shops were opposite The Strand. Moved to East Hull and went to Greatfield Newton Hall. Spent hours in East Park on pitch behind the ballroom. Crown, Pelican, Crooked Billet, Blue Heaven -so many memories. Skyline, Beer Keller, Locarno and Club51. Then grew. Up.
 
don't known how far you go back? remember peg-leg, the parky? he used to ride his fixed gear bike from gipsyville every day with his straight leg locked!
I certainly do, we were in fear of him, he reminded me from a character from " off the buses".
It was a brill park in them days, with a Tuck Shop that sold Icepops and Daintey Chews, Black Jacks and the like.
It also had opening and closing hours.
 
Endyke Len becks is still there but never bought anything in there , my dad use to... To posh for the likes of me ....

Use to go fishing in Barmy Drain with my uncle Ronnie ... A few pike and a few more Eels caught ..
 
Reg the butcher on Endike n Drurys hot cakes!!!
Drurys Cakes are as important memory for me as Patties are. Going down the side of the shop, to the bakery, to purchase " buttered" fresh cakes (that had a shelf life of 24 hrs, then went rock hard).
Delicious.
 
My sister lives almost opposite the methodist church now... If only we had saved all our matchbox cars and boxes... My dad use to pay into elsies Christmas club from January Mel
Used to go to Boys Brigade at the Methodist Church, rough as **** ( brilliant).
I'll need reminding about Elsie.
My Dad's shop used to do a Xmas Club, on Endyke. ( our Roy and Shirley used to live above the shop).I'll be amazed if a few of you don't know Roy, been a loyal City fan all his life, and took me and ourkid all over.
 
33rd ave, Green Huts, Loe Shultz.
I joined the Army aged 15 in72 and have never lived in Hull as an adult.
As a result I don't have a network of mates in Hull.

You've got one in the north - I'm looking at a stay over in the new year - I'll PM you when I know.