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What a delight. I could have listened to Phil's stories all day. His joy at remembering little things is truly life enhancing.

This is my nana, she loved dancing and sadly she had to stop at 98. She would dance at the winter gardens almost every week. Sadly again she passed in November and she said it was lovely to get her story out! she would of loved to tell more.

Great interview, interesting stuff!

Think you spelled worst wrong.....

What a pity-- couldnt hear clearly-- I was one of the "Sand Grown uns" 1934

Me only being the 8th one to LIKE this most be recent release. How very personal and fascinating!

I was born in Morecambe in 63. Lived in swindon most of my life

Watched this as I thought I recognised the chap at the beginning and then yes, I know Terry. Great chap.

Yes,a very beautiful woman.

This is a beautiful story

I remember seeing many stars doing the judging.

Do you remember the Guiness clock?

I remember the good old days Miss morecambe and Miss great Britain contest Thanks for the memories still a lovely looking woman x

Played with Ken in the Falcons and the Doodlebugs. Lovely fella.

Granddad Golly, Great interview xx

Lovely anecdotes impeccably told by a charming gentleman.

God bless you Ken. Some great times & great memories. :-)

Good morning, I hope you don't mind me asking,but have any viewers memories,memorabilia etc relating to Winged World at Heysham Head? I worked there as a keeper for several years and this was an amazing place filled with rare and beautiful foreign softbilled birds.Sadly it was never appreciated by the Council,who ran it....mostly into the ground! It closed around 1979/80,and along with some old colleagues I'm doing a project to make sure that as much information survives for the future.If anyone would like to get in youch,my email is john.thorpe1952@gmail.com and my number is 0161 764 7078. Many thanks.

Colin.you're a very interesting bloke.I remember Morecambe from when I was 4 years old in 1968 having a family day out in Morecambe.It was exactly like the Morecambe postcards.It was a beautiful place.The promenades were spotless,flowerbeds were colourful and vibrant and everywhere -council gardeners were full-time then but not now.The council have ruined Morecambe.

RIP Evelyn. You will be sadly missed by Morecambe.

Thank you for posting this. My father lived on Ashfield avenvue when Mr Booth also lived there. He also has several photos of Mr Booth. If Mrs Booth would be interested in obtaining copies of the photos, just tell me know and I'll tell my father to send/email them on.

Golly is a great person and a good friend. Dan Pond

Awww, so sweet.

Great Days

IN 1939, I WAS FISHNG ON THE TOWER SLIPWAY, WHEN THE LIGHTS WENT OUT AS WW2 STARTED.I WAS EITHER 14, OR 15 YEARS OLD.

I can only agree with everything you've said. I don't know when this was posted but Morecambe is Gods country I miss it so much and long to return 👍

LEGEND!!! They'll never be another Golly Goulding! All our love, Judith & Vic xx

Absolutely fabulous Anne!!! You'll be immortalised forever; couldn't stop smiling all the way through it. Love you lots Judith & Vic.xxx

Very interesting!