My Aunt Lizzie and Uncle used to live nearby and we used to go and stay with them and let the New Year in with a piece of coal and a drink of Whisky .Fun time making up beds and sleeping on the floor ,with the cousins Big dinners for everyone, and Happy Memories or family members ,who have now passed on .🥰💞🤗🥰
Brilliant. I grew up in Caryll Gardens, was made up to see our old house. I lived on the middle block facing the archway. 4th landing 1st house, Hill St end. Moved out the end of 1980 when they were getting ready to be knocked down. If they would have Modernised them, I would have been more than happy to stay. My old school was shown as well Harry Board in Grafton St by Holloways Timber yard. Happy Days 😊.
The sense of community was strong .My Auntie Lizzie lived on the ground floor and worked in Dunlops and Billy was a ganger on the building sites .At the back of the Gardens was a little Chinese Place .I am amazed we loved to go to the Docks and take the ferry across to New Brighton in the summer .🥰
The tennies was the best the people the salt of the earth so sad theres so many gone ,solid buidings Liverpool city council got a lot to answer for people was happy in them kids was safe playing in the blocks if old people had not been seen people would check their welfare no sense of community anymore
OMG I NURSED AT THE ROYAL SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. THE PEOPLE IN LIVERPOOL EIGHT ARE THE SALT OF THE EARTH.
I MISS IT SO MUCH THE WAY IT WAS .
Great memories of growing up in the tennies
Jesus these photos take me back doesn't time fly
My Aunt Lizzie and Uncle used to live nearby and we used to go and stay with them and let the New Year in with a piece of coal and a drink of Whisky .Fun time making up beds and sleeping on the floor ,with the cousins
Big dinners for everyone, and Happy Memories or family members ,who have now passed on .🥰💞🤗🥰
Brilliant. I grew up in Caryll Gardens, was made up to see our old house. I lived on the middle block facing the archway. 4th landing 1st house, Hill St end. Moved out the end of 1980 when they were getting ready to be knocked down. If they would have Modernised them, I would have been more than happy to stay. My old school was shown as well Harry Board in Grafton St by Holloways Timber yard. Happy Days 😊.
The sense of community was strong .My Auntie Lizzie lived on the ground floor and worked in Dunlops and Billy was a ganger on the building sites .At the back of the Gardens was a little Chinese Place .I am amazed we loved to go to the Docks and take the ferry across to New Brighton in the summer .🥰
@@paulineduncan5712 I can still remember when New Brighton was a busy place with the Fairground and they used to do Donkey rides on the beach.
Caryly kept the pubs going in that area
The tennies was the best the people the salt of the earth so sad theres so many gone ,solid buidings Liverpool city council got a lot to answer for people was happy in them kids was safe playing in the blocks if old people had not been seen people would check their welfare no sense of community anymore
Hi, fully agree.
I REMEMBER AS A KID GOING TO THE COCKEL HOLE DOCK TO BY HOT FRESH SRIMPS STRAYT FROM THE FISHERMEN AT THE KEY SAID
HAD MENY A HAPPY DAY IN THESES GARDENS
Just seen myself on the news
Papper real my god don't even remember that being taken I am 66 this year think I was about 16 then
I REMEMBER FEALING SO SAD WENT THAY PULLD DOWN THE DOCKERS CATHIDREL THE OLD MILL
My mother, Anne O'Halloran grew up here. Would anyone know the family?
Anyone have any photos of king gardens
Memories of Caryl Gardens? There's only one picture of Carly in the whole video!
I ROAD A HOURS INTO THE STAR PUB
I seem to remember The Star being at the bottom of Warwick street.
thats not carly if you are going to show carly show carly