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Atarah 21-03-2008 22:49

Friends Of Oak Hill Park
 
Hi, wondered if anyone may like to view this new web site

Welcome to Oak Hill Park Online.


Atarah

cashman 21-03-2008 23:01

Re: Friends Of Oak Hill Park
 
thanks atarah, when clicked on gallery it said error - pictures not found, it asks ya to e-mail with any probs, but its movin to quick fer me,so please will you tell em.:);)

mez 22-03-2008 08:18

Re: Friends Of Oak Hill Park
 
hi, cashy it says on the gallery link ........."website still under construction" that may explain it for you

andrewb 22-03-2008 16:46

Re: Friends Of Oak Hill Park
 
Nice website, I look forward to viewing the gallery. Oak Hill is a stones throw away from me and I like it there :)

cashman 23-03-2008 14:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mez (Post 549966)
hi, cashy it says on the gallery link ........."website still under construction" that may explain it for you

yeh i read that mez,also said if owt aint working please e-mail.;)

MovedtoBolton 24-03-2008 21:03

Re: Friends Of Oak Hill Park
 
I grew up facing the top gates of OHP on Manchester Road and the park played a major part in my life from 2 to 16. I've set this webby in my favourites and look forward to seeing it develop.

b-sound 06-04-2008 16:57

Re: Friends Of Oak Hill Park
 
The gallery is now online.

lindsay ormerod 07-04-2008 18:32

Re: Friends Of Oak Hill Park
 
Ahhh, memories ! I grew up on Christchurch St and spent many hours "up the park". We had dens in the rock gardens ( the rockies to us) and played cricket on the grass, we played off ground tig on the roundabout and on the war memorial (:eek:) and we sometimes got treated to a game of bowls with my parents.
Happy days and it's great to see the park looking so good again.

lindsay ormerod 07-04-2008 18:34

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Just remembered, when the mansion was derelict we used to dare each other to go in, there were still bits of museum exhibits about the place including a huge aeroplane propellor, we never got very far up the stairs as the floor had caved in but it was very eerie !

MovedtoBolton 07-04-2008 22:26

Re: Friends Of Oak Hill Park
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 558754)
Ahhh, memories ! I grew up on Christchurch St and spent many hours "up the park". We had dens in the rock gardens ( the rockies to us) and played cricket on the grass, we played off ground tig on the roundabout and on the war memorial (:eek:) and we sometimes got treated to a game of bowls with my parents.
Happy days and it's great to see the park looking so good again.

OMG, I used to do exactly the same stuff, though looking at your profile, about 6 years earlier.
The snow pics reminded me of going sledging - I sure the snow was soooo much deeper then. Who remembers "The Big Dipper", sledging from the plateau near the rock gardens end of the big field to the right of the big tree up there!

Ian

lindsay ormerod 07-04-2008 22:41

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My brother used to sledge the Big Dipper and came a cropper a few times ! One year he used a tea tray and the bruises were awesome.


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