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Wye that was for the clever ones the Thickoes ended up at Bangor then off to the colonies.
I'll take that as a compliment. Agricultural business Management 87-90. Carefree days turning student grants into brewery profits. I remember the beer in the union bar was 50p a pint, though I think it went up when Wye student Union was expelled from the University of London Union for reasons I forget. Tickled Trout was just for parental visits.Wye that was for the clever ones the Thickoes ended up at Bangor then off to the colonies.
Fremlins was 50p a pint in the Union in 82 too, not much inflation then?I'll take that as a compliment. Agricultural business Management 87-90. Carefree days turning student grants into brewery profits. I remember the beer in the union bar was 50p a pint, though I think it went up when Wye student Union was expelled from the University of London Union for reasons I forget. Tickled Trout was just for parental visits.
Really wanted to go to Wye, got the grades etc, but they insisted on a pre uni placement year even though I grew up on a farm and had already worked on two neighbouring farms to get dairy and pig experience myself.
I went to Bangor because they’d take me. My children sneer but without going there I wouldn’t be where I am today. ( Trapped in foreign country living my life on an Internet forum)I'll take that as a compliment. Agricultural business Management 87-90. Carefree days turning student grants into brewery profits. I remember the beer in the union bar was 50p a pint, though I think it went up when Wye student Union was expelled from the University of London Union for reasons I forget. Tickled Trout was just for parental visits.
Bangor is a dangerous thing, my Uncle went up there for his national service photographing/filming rockets as part of the Blue Streak missile program fell in love stayed got a job though until his late 70's managing the Wellfield Shopping Centre then going to photograph race cars at his former base when it became a race track.I went to Bangor because they’d take me. My children sneer but without going there I wouldn’t be where I am today. ( Trapped in foreign country living my life on an Internet forum)
I’ve never been back even though I really enjoyed it. It was a real change from Lincolnshire but you keep moving forward I reckon.Bangor is a dangerous thing, my Uncle went up there for his national service photographing/filming rockets as part of the Blue Streak missile program fell in love stayed got a job though until his late 70's managing the Wellfield Shopping Centre then going to photograph race cars at his former base when it became a race track.
ditto( Trapped in foreign country living my life on an Internet forum)
I thought Timber Batts was still open but on Friday, Saturday (5:30 to 10) and Sunday noon till 6.Sadly many of the great pubs no longer exist or are Gastro pubs like the Compasses.
The Timber Batts is now a private house.
Many familiar faces in the video but harder to remember the names.
Alzheimer's is a terrible thing.I went to the pub . brother went to Bangor and Wye , forgot more than he knows
You may well be right.I thought Timber Batts was still open but on Friday, Saturday (5:30 to 10) and Sunday noon till 6.
It was where my dad took mum for her birthday where she thought he was going to propose properly after asking her to keep hold of the ring as he was worried he would lose it. She was already excited to show it off but he didn't and it wasn't until he went to drop her off when her family were already asleep that he turned to her and remarked that he thought she would have been wearing the ring did he actually slip it on. What with the incidents leading up to the wedding, the one with the reception, the 2 on the honeymoon and the first year of married life I am surprised they made it to year 2 least of all over 50 years.
Unknown to me until it came out I had my photo in last years twice.I had seen this before, but not for a while. A bit before my time ('94-'97). For any old Wye students out there, I've just taken over the editorship of the old students annual again, and am keen to hear from anyone happy to pen a few words about wheat they've been doing since leaving. It's a good opportunity to make contact with old friends. Message me here or at [email protected]
Unknown to me until it came out I had my photo in last years twice.
I thought that I had put an X in the box for no publicity.I can get it in again if you want to pen a piece for me