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Ha oh no - not the ending I expected to that story! 🫣

I know - the shock of it being so long ago!

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Ha brilliant - love a displacement activity!

How cool - top skills!

Sunday school is around where the comp school pitches are. Fairly sure there were also pitches further up from St Peter’s church? Also, the uni used to have an all-weather hockey pitch. Don’t know if that area would have been big enough for rugby?

The rugby club is not far from
Station Terrace, cut off that map - don’t know if that was playing fields back then?

If you have a look at the other photo posted, it’s basically turn right at the end of that street (where you see the white building) so v close!

It’s not far from the sawmills where my Polish grandad used to work.

Here’s the street!

Great to be here! I came across and old twitter person and decided it was time to see if more of the old gang were around! 😆

The hats - they’re interesting?

I can ask my friend’s dad who is a local historian, but I did wonder if it was rugby-related!

The street is station terrace rather than college street - I think the university had some properties there until recently too?

Oh hello!😀

Ah trueni mowr. Fel wedes i o’r blaen, dylse pawb ym Mhrydain dysgu ychydig am ail iaith yr ynys yn ‘rysgol! Haws i fod yn ‘multilingual’ ‘fyd os oes gen ti dwy neu dair iaith yn barod fel sylfaen.