Garston

[@alank2296]

Many thanks Kenny that was great, took me right back to remembering Adge Worral, a great Garston man I was privileged to work with for many years .....

[@audreysimon696]

Brilliant it’s true though you can leave your doors open and if you run out of something you ask one you neighbours as we all had nothing but we were happy then look at the city today terrible thank you for bringing happy memories xx

[@petergroverd6626]

It was also also very happy to live under the Bridge until the family moved away when I was 14 in 1977. I was heart broken for a while.

[@tonyroberts417]

Lovely stuff Kenny x

[@A297MAN104]

Lovely song and lyrics Kenny....T/U#2....regards....Dave

[@marywilliams815]

Brilliant KP, your voice is still amazing X

[@derekthomas9710]

Hi Kenny, are you any relation to James (Jimmy) Parry from 5 Tudwall St in the 50s and 60s

[@Flynniefly101]

Spot on mate

[@ricinro]

Guess I gotta find Garston on google earth... nice song!

[@stormytempest6521]

A PORT WITH IN A PORT.

[@angelaknowles8189]

loved every minuet
x

[@VeganStance]

Great memories

[@RDSGaming998]

Thanks for that Kenny long time no see Jimmy Wynne

[@Ged63]

Boss that

[@billyedwards6941]

Mudmen one and all

[@savvasgamingchannel5062]

2:15 Banks road school photo with headmaster Garnett. Was that teacher on the right Miss Donkin?

[@pinksax]

The pictures would have been interesting, except for covering them with the lyrics.

[@Uppercut443]

Nice one mate. Except when you describe Garston as being ‘God’s little care under the bridge’.
I lived in Garston not ‘under the bridge’ / Window Lane etc but been Garston through and through and I think you are being divisive when you describe non under the bridge people