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Subject: Re: Woolston Ferry


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Peter J Murphy happy
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Date Posted: Thursday, April 24, 12:02:16pm
In reply to: George 's message, "Re: Woolston Ferry" on Wednesday, April 23, 09:16:22am
 G`day Pete and George,that brought back some good memories Me and me mate used to catch the 5-30 milk train from Fareham to woolston then just make the ferry and have to run like billyo up Canute road for muster when on the Sax and the Ivy. I was O k my name being down the list aways but me mate was in the was in the f group so he ran, I ran,good laugh though A wish I could be doing it all over again.P J.
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