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Old 02-05-2012, 09:13   #1
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Does anybody remember these guys from 1965. Left to right. Mog Stevenson. Alan Macnamara. Tony Boardman and Roy Tattersal. Huncoat Colliery First Aid team. Dont know who the patients were.
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Does anybody remember these guys from 1965. Left to right. Mog Stevenson. Alan Macnamara. Tony Boardman and Roy Tattersal. Huncoat Colliery First Aid team. Dont know who the patients were.
Forgot to mention. Alan Mac came from Great Harwood area and Rot Tat came from Church/Ossy area. Me and Bordy are from Accy.
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Old 03-05-2012, 07:09   #3
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I have just finished reading a book about mine disasters in lancashire from 1840 to 1910 if you want it you can have it or anyone else that's interested
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I have just finished reading a book about mine disasters in lancashire from 1840 to 1910 if you want it you can have it or anyone else that's interested
Thats very kind of you Mick. I am always interested in anything to do with coal mines as I spent 30 years in the pits, from Bank Hall in Burnley, Huncoat, Hapton Valley and Coventry Mine where I was involved in a gas explosion on Dec 10th 1982. 21 of us were very lucky to have survived. Its an experience that I dont ever want to go through again. I am hoping to get to Accy at the end of the month and shall be calling in the Railway.
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Old 05-05-2012, 04:33   #5
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If you pm me before hand i will bring the book with me and you can have it
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I'm away on monday Mog, until may 28th, so will be june 2nd when i'm in, ossy kid will be oer so hopefully catch him as well.
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