You need to stop doing this Bill! I'm reliving my youth. Delivered papers to Woodway House and I too remember the Knig Cnut day. I'm almost convinced my sisters are in that pic but I'm struggling to date it. I have a feeling the whale bones were connected to Pike Ward who, not only is part of Teignmouths ship brokers but had a very historic role in Icelandic fishing late 1800's.
Glad you are enjoying - I date the beach pic between 1974 & 1976 - Because the shelters behind him, were demolished in late 76 for the Seawall to be built, and pre 1974, I doubt I would have remembered it! I would have been to young.... Yes, I believe you are correct attributing the Whalebones to Pike Ward 👍
@@BillsPhoneTeignmouth That date is bang on what I thought. The more I look the more convinced I am that my Sisters and I are actually in that photo. I've sent it to my sister to see what she thinks. Thanks as always Bill and keep up the fantastic work :)
Wonderful compilation, thanks Bill 👏
Your welcome - Gonna be a regular thing on the 1st and 15th of each month 👍
Just brilliant bill 😀👍👍👍👍👍
Cheers! First of future monthly compilations - Hopefully they will prove to be of interest as stand-alone videos 👍
Absolutely loved that. Thank you so much.
Your welcome - Gonna be a regular thing on the 1st and 15th of each month 👍
Nostalgia...hasn't really changed too much...
Absolutely - Thats what i like about the area so much 👍
Lovely. Great to view these in a row, plus commentary. 😊
More to come! - Going to be a regular compilation, on the 1st and 15th of the month 👍👍
Good comparison of the station
Thanks mate 👍
Superb ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks 🤗
lol lots of great then and nows there very different from now
Thanks mate. 👍
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Thanks mate 👍
Omg I lived in the old Quay Inn as a child
Excellent! I vaguely can remember my dad taking me along when it was being demolished, but that's about my only experience of it 👍👍👍
@BillsPhoneTeignmouth I think my grandad must of been the last landlord as we moved away in 1979 and they followed a year later
You need to stop doing this Bill! I'm reliving my youth. Delivered papers to Woodway House and I too remember the Knig Cnut day. I'm almost convinced my sisters are in that pic but I'm struggling to date it. I have a feeling the whale bones were connected to Pike Ward who, not only is part of Teignmouths ship brokers but had a very historic role in Icelandic fishing late 1800's.
Glad you are enjoying - I date the beach pic between 1974 & 1976 - Because the shelters behind him, were demolished in late 76 for the Seawall to be built, and pre 1974, I doubt I would have remembered it! I would have been to young.... Yes, I believe you are correct attributing the Whalebones to Pike Ward 👍
@@BillsPhoneTeignmouth That date is bang on what I thought. The more I look the more convinced I am that my Sisters and I are actually in that photo. I've sent it to my sister to see what she thinks. Thanks as always Bill and keep up the fantastic work :)
@@simon091068 Cheers!