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>I was amazed to find this site today..... maybe >because I never looked before....... but I just have >to say, "You can take a boy out of the 'Nash', but you >can't take the boy out of the Nash." > >I was there '61-'62....( slight re-call '63), and >reading the posts and Ginger Sollars' story, I realise >that most 'Nash Boys' have a lot in common, despite in >what era they were there. > >I was in Anson Division of T.S.Formidable and remember >some of the posters and some of those mentioned: > >Bestie, Cleghorn, Farrel, Christian, Hibbert, Jock >McLachlan............I actually went to sea on my 1st >ship, The 'Birmingham City' with Hunt, who was >remembered by Hibbert......... > >I was in the Band; started as a Bugler (Crap - Captain >Campbell sent me down the woods to practice), but only >because I wanted to be a Drummer and I still drum to >this day...............play a bit of guitar, too! > >I was always friendly with Miss Fleur Moore, too. >Anyone remember her? She was our Art Teacher and I >have continued in the 'Art' field as well. > >I learned a lot from 'Commie john','Johnno' and 'Heff' >in the Seamanship classes and a lot of what they >taught me became very useful after I left the sea and >became a Scaffolder......still do it, still fit, still >apply a lot of 'Nash' principles. > >I will try and make the next re-union and if I can >find them , I'll post some photos......I think there >are some in my Mother's house.

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