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I lived on Millhouse Lane from 1953 until 1971 when it was the edge of the village, went to Moreton C of E school and then onto Older Shaw Grammar School, I do remember Harrowby F C , my mum worked in Sayers cake shop and my Dad worked at Dodds builders yard

Moreton used to be good Sadly thats changing Ever since the clock went 😢😢😢😢😢

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Great stuff I lived on the outskirts of Moreton up the Hoylake Rd off Saughall Rd. Who Remebers Harrowby (?Spelling) Football club/pitch? Long since built over now Amberly Ave/Close.

Beautiful thank you for the memories

Beautiful combination of art and music! 🎶👌❤️

Loved watching this my dad grew up on Edgehill Rd, Moreton

A rainy morning and this is beautiful to look at and listen to. 💕

Where did we all go

Great in the summer when the town smelt of chocolate 😂

Hi John, I lived in Lingham Lane and went to Lingham Primary. The photos are of the same class I was in. Thanks for the memories.

i lived at 44 Maryland lane when i was 8 or 9.... i loved going to the cross to buy cream cakes with my Nana, Shirley Shute ..... She lived on the Overchurch ... I miss those days Thankyou for posting this wonderful nostalgic journey zzz

It was Lingham County Primary and County Infants School. I remember being told this by the headmaster Mr. Sefton. A very kindly gentleman. Moreton itself was a dump. The Lingham estate was soulless. I got out the place as soon as I could. Who would want to work in a chocolate biscuit factory for their working lives. That's all there was. I now understand (2023) that the Junior School was torn down because of asbestos problems. Jesus what Wallasey Council did to Children back in the day!

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Absolutely wonderful.. Beautiful musical composition.. Gorgeous video.. So glad Mamma Swan held her ground and stood up to the fox. So glad it had a happy ending. Truly lovely. Well done to you both

Hi, where can i hear more of this music? I'm a composer who lived around the corner from harvest lane in the past.Nice memories. Thanks.

Great video. I lived off Broster ave.

I go to lingham

Beautiful!

Well done uncle John and Sandra brought some memoirs back when I was little x

I really enjoyed listening to this John. The piece transported me to a Summer Meadow filled with butterflies, birds, flowers, bees and a bursting sun in the sky overhead. I could feel the river winding it's way out to the sea but it was the meadow itself that inspired me. So bursting with life and energy. Thank you for these calm moments this morning

This is brilliant, John, very uplifting! I am writing a short story and it's the perfect accompaniment.

Magical combination!

What a great start to my morning.. Have clicked on PLAY ALL.. Such beautiful works and uplifting compositions

Beautiful composition and lovely video.. Just love all the artwork Sandra.. So green and vibrant. The music transported me to a magical forest. So beautiful

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Classic!

Guaranteed to bring a smile to your dial !!

Beautiful! Always gives me goosebumps...

Music and photos flow together - mellow and serene - brings back memories!

Beautifully charming composition and lovely video to go with this soothing piece.

some of these arent from the 60s because the alarm systems are adt, type h piggot and morten alarms which is the type c on the right of the window thay zoom out and the m alarms is 90s adt is now or 90s and the piggot is 80s to 90s. either you lied or the pictures where taken in the 90s although the Cadburys factory which ive been in is infact real picture

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Leslie Terrance Johnson, born 16 bridle road, Wallasey 10th September 1947, moved to a flat 75 Town meadow lane, Moreton, August 1952, , more to follow if you are interested.

Another wonderful composition from Mere Modicum :). The music was a joy to nod along to. I particularly liked the bunny's facial expressions, and wonder which cat was the inspiration for the wee lad's cat?