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Record Number: 14
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Posted: February 2, 2012, 1:21 am
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Name: Anne
Found: Found using a search engine.
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Location: Renfrew Scotland
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Subject
The Summity
Comments:
Hi Ken, my dad served aboard the Summity (not sure when but possibly 70's ) I remember a Ken being mentioned - was it you? his name was Angus Macintyre.
Regards
Anne Macintyre-Martin
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Record Number: 13
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Posted: December 23, 2011, 4:41 pm
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Location: Tacoma, wash, U.S.
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Subject
Great Transformation
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What dramatic change from before and after.Pots and planters are a great way to grow. It looks like a great outside living area.
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Record Number: 12
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Posted: September 22, 2011, 11:13 am
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Name: hetty
Found: Linked from another site.
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Location: Nottinghamshire
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Comments:
Hi stokkers, Just looked at your garden, my, you have done a good job there. Used your link off GC
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Record Number: 11
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Posted: September 6, 2011, 10:25 am
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Name: Polly
Found: by owner Ken
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Location: at this moment in Pays-de-Calais, France...usually Wirral, U
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admired your determination to make the gardening possible
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Well, done Ken. I didn't realise how much work you have put in to make garden fruitful.... Still you have the great benefit now to plant, see them growing and eating them..What better than eating fresh home grown vegetables?
Take care. Polly xxx
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Record Number: 10
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Posted: May 11, 2011, 9:30 pm
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Name: Karen Leach
Found: Old friends reconnecting
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Location: Galveston County, Texas, USA
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Subject
Hello Ken
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Hello, Ken.
I sent you a message through Facebook, then clicked on your web site. This site answered the question I asked in the message. IT'S REALLY YOU!!! You helped me (a total stranger) during a desperate time in my life, and I shall never forget you. It was in 2005 when you helped me launch a web site for my husband's novel. At that time you used the e-mail address no1rumrat@aol.com. I have always left it in my address book for sentimental reasons filed under "Ken in England".
Best wishes to you!
Karen Leach
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Record Number: 9
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Posted: April 23, 2011, 2:58 am
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Name: Anatole Rowbottom (tolly)
Found: Found using a search engine.
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Location: Gorokan NSW Australia
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Subject
HMS Eskimo F119
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Served on THE MIGHTY QUINN used to be our theme tune, they could hear us playing it on the isle of wight when we came back to pompey. same as you.
DO you remember Sugars BAR in gib.
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Record Number: 8
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Posted: April 9, 2011, 6:12 pm
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Comments:
please keep up the good work as i am just a novice ;;thank you
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Record Number: 7
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Posted: August 13, 2010, 7:15 pm
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Name: Jane
Found: Suttons blog
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Subject
gardening
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Congratulations on winning your Suttons voucher. Let us know what you are going to spend it on. Interesting seeing how you have adapted your garden.
Best wishes
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Record Number: 6
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Posted: June 21, 2010, 9:05 pm
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Name: Peter Napier
Found: Found using a search engine.
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Location: Tokai, a suburb of Cape Town, South Africa
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Subject
HMS JAGUAR
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Iremember Jaguar when she was on the Cape Station at Simon's Town. At the time,I was doing my national service in the SAN,serving in SAS VRYSTAAT a Type 15 frigate as part of the TAS division.
Those were good years with much friendly rivalry and good fellowship. "Snoekie" (Simon's Town) still occasionally sees the white ensign and the hospitality is as good as ever.
Yours Aye
Peter
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Record Number: 5
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Posted: March 27, 2010, 9:38 pm
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Name: bill baileybillbailey2455@tisc ali.co.uk
Found: Found using a search engine.
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Subject
hms aberford
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i was on aberford on trip to denmark kiel canal etc back through caladonian canal can you remember ma s kitchen sunday nights i left and spent the next 9 years in submarines happy days why did we leave
Guestbook Administrator's Comment:
Hi Bill.
Afraid the memory is on it's way out these day, but I do remember the trip though the Keil Kanal and the visit to Copenhage, What a great run ashore! The Caledonian Canal was something else! Even is we had to operate the locks our selves - with a little help from tourists.
I als remember Ma's Kitchen on a Sunday nights. We had some good times there too. Like you, I went on to submarines but didn't last long as I had sinus problems and all these years later, what is it 50? I am still having sinus troubles.
No, I wish I had stayed in, even if I went into the Merchant after my service.
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