Hello everyone, Memories I have of living at Sunnyside Working Mens club in 1963, it wasÊ a great place to climb on and play cowboys and indians with the kids from school, it had a flat top at the back and you could see down the fields, I used to play footy with the kids on [it was a unused bowling green ] across the road and to the left, directly opposite SWMC was a hall we used to go to Sunday school there and I went to Flanderwell Lane primary school at the other end, is any of it still there ?, We had a chip shop next door and a paper shop and a butchers ont other side. My best friend Sharon Frith used to live across the road and up a bit. We would sometimes go on nature walks from school across the road through the woodsÊ and learn about the wildflowers and insects. I loved the bluebells still do but havnt seen many lately [10yrs or so.]. I used to play in the garages at the back of the council houses on Flanderwell road opposite some more shops [co-op] ?,Ê and all theÊ kids I hung around with would go and play in the coal heaps and unused railway carriages up near Wickersley. [I did heaps of stuff I wouldnt want my kids doing ] !! My mum wouldÊ take meÊ to the library,Ê next village along down the bottom of the hill heading towards Rotherham. can't remember the name [ sad intit ] ! Anyway hope I'm not too late for the memory thing . Jenny P.S. If Sunnyside Wmc is still there do you think someone can take a photo and send via email for me pls. _________________________________________________________________ MSN Instant Messenger now available on Australian mobile phones. Go to http://ninemsn.com.au/mobilecentral/hotmail_messenger.asp