Great. It was with a lump in my throat when I saw my Grandpa and Gran , Richard and Marion Clifford, in this film. Marion was a native Gaelic speaker from a croft at the village of Edenbain in Skye and Richard was originally from Gravesend in Kent. They lived in Shore St and then in Collingwood Terrace at Nelson Rd path. They had children Richard, Marion, Mary, Doris, Edward, Ferguson, and also Annie who died as an infant. They attended Gourock High School and also St Bartholomews Church in Barrhill Road. Son Richard was a Captain in the Scientific Core based in Wiltshire and my Dad, Edward joined it also at the start of WWII. It was Britains answer to Chemical Warefare. Many cousins now live in Inverclyde and surrounding districts. Thanks for the memory, Best Regards // Eric Clifford
Brilliant my friend from a GRK boy....does anyone remember the name of a documentary they made about the Greenock blitz?I thought it was called"the tale of the bank",but I cant seem to find...cheers..great vid as well.
Great. It was with a lump in my throat when I saw my Grandpa and Gran , Richard and Marion Clifford, in this film. Marion was a native Gaelic speaker from a croft at the village of Edenbain in Skye and Richard was originally from Gravesend in Kent. They lived in Shore St and then in Collingwood Terrace at Nelson Rd path. They had children Richard, Marion, Mary, Doris, Edward, Ferguson, and also Annie who died as an infant. They attended Gourock High School and also St Bartholomews Church in Barrhill Road. Son Richard was a Captain in the Scientific Core based in Wiltshire and my Dad, Edward joined it also at the start of WWII. It was Britains answer to Chemical Warefare. Many cousins now live in Inverclyde and surrounding districts. Thanks for the memory, Best Regards // Eric Clifford
Great. It was with a lump in my throat when I saw my Grandpa and Gran , Richard and Marion Clifford, in this film. Marion was a native Gaelic speaker from a croft at the village of Edenbain in Skye and Richard was originally from Gravesend in Kent. They lived in Shore St and then in Collingwood Terrace at Nelson Rd path. They had children Richard, Marion, Mary, Doris, Edward, Ferguson, and also Annie who died as an infant. They attended Gourock High School and also St Bartholomews Church in Barrhill Road. Son Richard was a Captain in the Scientific Core based in Wiltshire and my Dad, Edward joined it also at the start of WWII. It was Britains answer to Chemical Warefare. Many cousins now live in Inverclyde and surrounding districts. Thanks for the memory, Best Regards // Eric Clifford
Licorice torpedos from the local sweetshop (once a year).
Brilliant my friend from a GRK boy....does anyone remember the name of a documentary they made about the Greenock blitz?I thought it was called"the tale of the bank",but I cant seem to find...cheers..great vid as well.
Same reasons that they gave for the torpedo factor location is now give for the big X mark over our heads of a sub base we have across the water .
Torpedo factory now elve8 and laser martix and funworld closed
Gteat vid
Great. It was with a lump in my throat when I saw my Grandpa and Gran , Richard and Marion Clifford, in this film. Marion was a native Gaelic speaker from a croft at the village of Edenbain in Skye and Richard was originally from Gravesend in Kent. They lived in Shore St and then in Collingwood Terrace at Nelson Rd path. They had children Richard, Marion, Mary, Doris, Edward, Ferguson, and also Annie who died as an infant. They attended Gourock High School and also St Bartholomews Church in Barrhill Road. Son Richard was a Captain in the Scientific Core based in Wiltshire and my Dad, Edward joined it also at the start of WWII. It was Britains answer to Chemical Warefare. Many cousins now live in Inverclyde and surrounding districts. Thanks for the memory, Best Regards // Eric Clifford
Did you go to gourock primary early 60s??