@Kaytee posted:Oh gawd The Corn Laws.....remembering suffering that for O levelπ¬
I didn't do it at school, or if I did we must have just touched on it...I've since read up about it
@Kaytee posted:Oh gawd The Corn Laws.....remembering suffering that for O levelπ¬
I didn't do it at school, or if I did we must have just touched on it...I've since read up about it
@Rocking Ros Rose posted:yes same here
Blagged that one ....only thing I could remember was Free Trade so blathered on without a clue of what I should be talking about.......bit like some people today reallyππβ€οΈ
@Dame_Ann_Average posted:I didn't do it at school, or if I did we must have just touched on it...I've since read up about it
Tbh Dame it bored me rigid back then....but most school did when I was 15π
@Kaytee posted:Blagged that one ....only thing I could remember was Free Trade so blathered on without a clue of what I should be talking about.......bit like some people today reallyππβ€οΈ
@Kaytee posted:Blagged that one ....only thing I could remember was Free Trade so blathered on without a clue of what I should be talking about.......bit like some people today reallyππβ€οΈ
yes
Oh wow!
@Kaytee posted:Tbh Dame it bored me rigid back then....but most school did when I was 15π
I looked forward to History and English Lit, I would have happily done them for five days
@Dame_Ann_Average posted:I looked forward to History and English Lit, I would have happily done them for five days
Ditto Dame
Cheetham has changed so much hasn't it Ros
@Baz posted:And itβs still going strong
yes
@Dame_Ann_Average posted:I looked forward to History and English Lit, I would have happily done them for five days
English Lit was fine, but we were doing all the political stuff 1812-1914....and it wasn't very inspiring
@Kaytee posted:English Lit was fine, but we were doing all the political stuff 1812-1914....and it wasn't very inspiring
My friends great,great uncle was Engelsπ
@Dame_Ann_Average posted:
I liked French best of the lot thoughπ
@Dame_Ann_Average posted:Cheetham has changed so much hasn't it Ros
TBH damee don't know it that well - I lived in Eccles but since I have left -loads of places around Manchester have become really fashionable and have been massively developed and it has become quite expensive to live there
@Kaytee posted:I liked French best of the lot thoughπ
yes I loved French
@Kaytee posted:Oh yes!.....the Real oneπ
wow
@Rocking Ros Rose posted:TBH damee don't know it that well - I lived in Eccles but since I have left -loads of places around Manchester have become really fashionable and have been massively developed and has become quite expensive to live there
I always drove in Pendlebury, Cheetham Hill when travelling into Manchester. Cheetham Hill was full of warehouses selling goods at cost to shop owners...old buildings that have now disappeared and modern offices have replaced them.
@Rocking Ros Rose posted:wow
And my daughter's friend has Mary Wollstonecraft as her great great great something or otherβ€οΈ
Yes, it was horrible what the enslaved people on the plantations went through
@Kaytee posted:And my daughter's friend has Mary Wollstonecraft as her great great great something or otherβ€οΈ
not a bad famous relation
@Dame_Ann_Average posted:I always drove in Pendlebury, Cheetham Hill when travelling into Manchester. Cheetham Hill was full of warehouses selling goods at cost to shop owners...old buildings that have now disappeared and modern offices have replaced them.
My Gran lived near Pendlebury so know that well - used to get the bus near Pendlebury church when I visited on my own yes a lot of the old areas have developed dammeee
@Dame_Ann_Average posted:not a bad famous relation
no
@Rocking Ros Rose posted:My Gran lived near Pendlebury so know that well - used to get the bus near Pendlebury church when I visited on my own yes a lot of the old areas have developed dammeee
Cheetam hill isn't far from it Ros, maybe five minutes by car
she reminds me of Susan Boyle
@Dame_Ann_Average posted:Cheetam hill isn't far from it Ros, maybe five minutes by car
yes been sometimes when quite young and remember it as shabby and Shewd Hill was as well
@Rocking Ros Rose posted:she reminds me of Susan Boyle
It's the hairπ
@Dame_Ann_Average posted:she does have a look
@Kaytee posted:It's the hairπ
yes
My dad was Tom King's half cousin....Tory MP and otherwise known as Lord King of Bridgewater....he didn't talk about him much
wow its amazing how so many people gathered in Hyde park
That's impressive. It really stands out on that wall
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