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great tea road
November 3rd, 2002 by admin

great tea road
First Poem part2?

THE SCHOOL I ATTENDED IN THOSE FAR OFF DAYS, WAS CALLED BILLESLEY SENIOR MIXED, AND OUR FAVOURITE TEACHER WAS OLD BENNY HOWES, HIS CANE CONTROLLED US WITH IT’S BEST SIX.

MY HOMEWORK COMPLETED IT WAS OFF
TO THE FIELD, ALL EXCITED AND HAPPY
TO BE FREE. TO BE CALLED HOURS LATER
BY THE VOICE OF MY MUM SHOUTING “CUM ON OUR BOBBY OR NO TEA”.

THEN THERE WAS MISTER CLAYTON OF STORY FAME, MILD MANNERED, BESPECTICLED BUT BRIGHT. HE USED TO GIVE OUT MEDALS TO HIMSELF EVERY TIME HE THOUGHT HE WAS RIGHT.

THE HORSE ROAD WAS ALSO OUR PLAYGROUD, CONKERS, KICK THE CAN, WHIP AND TOP WERE OUR GAMES, OR A RAID ON THE BLACK HAND GANG DOWN THE ROAD, OR JUST SITTING ON THE GUTTER NEAR THE DRAINS.

ON SATURDAY WE ALL USED TO MEET DOWN THE ROAD, A GREAT MASS OF US LEAVING OUR HOMES, THERE TO QUEUE AT THE TUDOR PICTURE HOUSE, TO SEE OUR FAVOURITES TOM MIX OR BUCK JONES.

I like it.
I hope to see more of your work.
Once again,
Nice work:)


BACK ROADS TO DALLAS An autobiography of the days when bootleg liquor, not oil, was Texas Tea And the struggle for survival during the great Depression of the Thirties


BACK ROADS TO DALLAS An autobiography of the days when bootleg liquor, not oil, was Texas Tea And the struggle for survival during the great Depression of the Thirties



True stories from 1925-1935. Henry J. Tyler AKA (Real Name Howard R. Taylor) An autobioraphy of the days when bootleg liquor, not oil, was Texas Tea And the struggle for survival during the great Depression of the Thirties. Includes authors account of running into Bonnie & Clyde. (Rum-running, moonshining, bootlegging, Great Depression Era)…

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