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i've managed to download it and print it off. thanks very much for your help

FOX STREET EARLY 1970's looking towards the Fire station

FOX STREET EARLY 1970's looking towards the Fire station

this photo above is fox street in the early 70,s looking towards the fire station

My reply seems to have hit the bit bucket, so which Robbo are you?, I think the Vulcan st one. :-)

is that you dava from lowther st your right i am from vulcan st and bentinck st. john robbo the car is my old mg magnette outside 50 fox st .hope you and family are well

Tis me, kids have flown the nest otherwise we are fine, hadn't realised you were still in Fox st after we had moved from Lowther st up to the Ford.

THIS PHOTO IS OF THE FEMALE RESIDENTS OF NEIGHBOURS OF BENTINCK ST SUN ST GLADSTONE ST LOWTHER ST AND OTHER STREETS OFF BENTINCK ST MIDDLE 1960 THERE ARE SISTERS MOTHERS AUNTS COUSINS ECCTRa even great grand mothers some names i remember are rubinson glover whiteley stuart rhodes and deer in the mid sixties ]

Pictures

any advice on uploading photographs...step by step guide? as having continuous problems uploading photos, managed to do it a few times but other times it simply will not work.

would be very grateful

You might be best to try a single picture first. There are instructions on site, and other software is avaliable. Try this..

If you want to Upload a picture, you need to know where it is on your pc first. I use a seperate folder that holds the copies that I want to Upload. Check the file size, as there is a limit of 2 Mb per Upload. Somewhere between 100kb and 400kb usually produces a decent image. Even though it may not seem to appear full sized at first, using control and + will enlarge it for the reader.

Now, go to the 'reply' button on the topic you are replying to. (Note, you can't post a picture with the 'quick reply' box.) When you hit 'reply', a pop-up screen appears for you to enter your text. When you have done that, look a little below the text box and it says 'Upload Manager'. Clicking this will bring up another box, with instructions on how to use it. From here, using the 'Browse' button in it, go to the folder and file that you selected to Upload, just like in Explorer, and click the file. It will be added, and you can add a caption, choose to add another etc. When done, click done. Preview your message if required (note - pictures not shown in preview), then post it using the 'Submit' button as normal.

Hope this helps. Looking forward to seeing your pictures.

try again

thanks very much to norton and kimpri1 for their help in showing me how to upload photos i couldnt have done it without you

HI davey. this is john who lived at number 1 lowther street, yeah i remember you, and Ann and Kathy, and Roy was my friend, we sometimes used to walk home from Cole street school together,It was great to think that you remembered us, as we did you,(we had a little brother called Graham that was about the same age as your Kathy) i also remember your mum Stella, and your dad, also name Davey. we had great times in lowther street even though i was quite little, when we moved house i remember quite alot of things.hope your all well

Hi Margie i have just discovered this site, even though i have googled Lowther street for a couple of years, i remember you well Marg, coming down back Eccie in your shcool uniform from St Winirfreds and your pumps tied to the back of your satchel lol. Remember when just after we moved, we still went to the thursday night swimming club a couple of time(dolphin club), and our Glenys had just got some talcum powder and smelled of peaches, and you said poooooooooo who's been eating lemmons.and we all laughed. I think Sharon Cohen was there at the time. hope you all(brothers Tommy and John) are well