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  • Heather74
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    "oh wow"

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  • sixtyten
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    And these were available..

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  • Cal
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    also remember everyone walking round with plalstic bowler hats with union jacks on them.

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  • sixtyten
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    I remember the Jubilee parties well
    Bands played on the back of flatbed trucks,Red,White & Blue bunting and flags everywhere.We also got a Jubilee coin,the day off,etc.
    I failed win a colouring/drawing contest,and the music went on well into the night.I also remember there was not a scrap of trouble.Can't see that happening today,but we can't wave flags anymore,Its not PC

    I have some very sad old pics of a street party, I'll see if I can scan them at some point
    Last edited by sixtyten; 27-02-2007, 13:22.

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  • Heather74
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    I'd have been 3 years old in the September of 77 but its one of my first memories, I remember all the flags on strings going from house to house,We had a garage and it was all set up with tables for a buffy with england plates,It must of been getting late, I remember hearing mum, saying "time the little ones were in bed",so I hid under a table,because I didn't want the party to end.
    My brothers school gave out mugs which mum still has.
    Shame the golden jubilee past by almost un-noticed!
    Last edited by Heather74; 27-02-2007, 10:59.

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  • Cal
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    1977, queens jubilee

    not sure if this should be in the world events section but feel free to move it.
    what memories has everyone got of this?

    the whole of our school got a large silver jubilee coin each,(which is somewhere at my folks house) , the day off school and street parties.
    basically the whole town stopped to eat in the street and play games....and i guess the adults had a drink or two.

    back then the royal family was something to be really proud and patriotic about.....or was it just a case of GREAT...a day off school!!!
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