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FSaturday, January 06th, 2007 Thursday, January 04th, 2007 Name: GEORGE MARTIN Email: georgem1929@hotmail.co.uk Location: TRIMDON STATION Comment: Good news is on the way - keep in touch about the Deaf Hill banner! Thursday, January 04th, 2007 Name: Bill Ramage Location: Trimdon Comment: How nice to read all the messages, just hit on this today. As you may have guessed still in Trimdon with Gary and Pughie.. It's just not fair can someone give me a year off!!! ( just jokeing love them to bit's ) Wilky ..saw your message! I would arrange a Golf day if you think it can be sorted ( Last time spoke to you you were working at one?) In fact you jumped in my car unannounced outside the Dovecote and I took you to the black bull. I never told you but the fare was £2.00 it was so amazing You got out of the car so fast ? )Ha Ha . Elliotts charge £3.00 Leeds is only a hop away .let's see what can be done. As you may have guessed i am not so much the Wild Bill anymore and a lot more mellow these days ( Think i just burnt myself out ). As our Nicola and my two Grandsons would say I am still the Crazy Granda but Jesus Christl ....that was always on the cards. Trimdon Lad Please note... i have no money ,dress very poorly scrape a living from day to day grow my own potatoes catch fish from the sea, ( I just stopped taking pop bottles back to Best's Shop and potato picking last Year ) poverty is my friend. Please accept my sincere apologies if you have fell on hard times. However i could always afford a pint, should you be passing by. All my regards to one and all Bill Ramage Thursday, January 04th, 2007 Name: Bill Ramage Location: Trimdon Colliery Comment: Keep up the good work, The site is without doubt a result of a lot of hard work and very much appreciated. It is a task I would not have undertaken lightly ,,,,,congratulations to all involved. I personally look forward to getting something together to contribute to this very professional and navigationally convivial website. ( I think that's what it's all about ?) Regards Bill Ramage Wednesday, January 03rd, 2007 Name: Michael Wilson Location: Peterlee Comment: I would like to know how the parish council are getting on with the new Deaf Hill colliery banner and if they have decided on a final design for both sides? thanks. Tuesday, January 02nd, 2007 Name: Jonny Lungut Location: Trimdon Station Comment: I would just like to say happy new year to every 1 in Trimdon lets have a good 1 like last year Wednesday, December 20th, 2006 Name: Wilko Location: Leeds Comment: Warm and sincere Leeds Best Wishes to all Trimdonites, All Royal lads n lasses, All Dovecote lads n lasses, Ken and All other Trimdontimes watchers. Good Health and Wealth to you all for 2007. Wednesday, December 20th, 2006 Name: GEORGE MARTIN Email: georgem1929@hotmail.co.uk Location: TRIMDON STATION Comment: I WOULD LIKE TO WISH KEN AND ALL OF THE GUESTBOOK READERS A MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Saturday, December 16th, 2006 Name: Jason Nicholls Email: jasonnicholls132@hotmail.com Location: Lisburn. Northern Ireland Comment: Back to my roots. my great grandfather was from Trimdon, he was William born in c1882. he married Elizabeth and had Mary, Margaret, Jen or Jane, William and twins Elizabeth and Tom around 1910 - 1914. Any information on these would be greatly appreciated. I visited Deaf Hill in September to lay my nanna Elizabeth to rest with her mam and dad. They lay next to Jen / Jane and her husband Albert Edward Skillet who died in 1950. Thursday, December 14th, 2006 Name: Nicola Napier (AKA Ramage) Location: From Trimdon - Now living at Murton Comment: I have spent the past hour reading all of the messages posted on this website and its great reading what everyone is getting up to. It's nice to see that someone is taking the time to finally put Trimdon on the map!! Well done little Jonny Lungut in getting your degree......and it makes me feel really old when Small Paul is talking about spending time in the Royal!! I’m slightly sceptical about Boothy writing from all these distant shores - I bet you are really bored at work telling us all fibs! If you do read this message Boothy, I think you went to college at Durham with my Husband Scott Napier.We have two little jam eaters now and I still come over Trimdon to fully utilise Crazy Granda's babysitting facilities! |
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