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DescriptionHerd Street, Dunollie, West Coast 1970.
Photo by W.W. (Bill) Dudding .
PhotographerW.W. (Bill) Dudding.Date of Photo1970Map[1]
Photo by W.W. (Bill) Dudding .
PhotographerW.W. (Bill) Dudding.Date of Photo1970Map[1]
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Location (city or town)DunollieLandmark (Place)Herd Street
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Category TagCoal Mining
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Date Created9th June 2019CommentsLinzi Woods Wonder if Allan Gaskell still lives down there.
Bob Jamieson Yes, Alan and Kath still there.
Sandra Case My childhood street. Grew up there
Sandra Case He does
Sandra Case Did a lot of courting in that street
Sandra Case Shane an Kelvin where made
Heather Ann Knipe Great street
Sandra Case That's Wilsons coal and Mums garage
Noel Thomson Imagine the coal on the roadside today.besides the council telling you to move it a few others would move it quickly for you toPam Englefield-Absolum I remember, One could buy a furnished house for a several thousand dollars.
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Stuart McMillan Looks like a person lying face down in drive way, maybe heaps of coal
Trish Rennie Lots of my schoolmates lived up that street...
Sandra Case At the top left hand corner is the house I lived in when I got married
Heather Newby is it still there?
George Samuel my grandparents lived up the street as well as my uncles
Kathy Marshall The house with the chimney up the outside is long gone but a shed is on the same site but a little bit back from the road.
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Don Pearson Great photo,coal on the road wouldn't be there long today.Graeme Peters That's why you're so tough casy
George Gardner Herd St. was named after my grt grandfather (by marriage) as he was the first manager of the Rewanui Coalmine when it commenced operations. I do not know if he and family lived in the street.
Andrea McMillan George Gardner there were Gardner’s in Herd st in the early 1980.
I lived there and they were about 3 houses up .
Family of mostly boys - tragically lost a daughter after they moved to blaketown. …See More
George Gardner No relation Andrea, thanks.
Sandra Case I think we were then Harry an you
George Gardner Sorry folks, his name - Joseph Herd.
Sandra Case Max lived by mother in law
Richard Stevens I lived up there it was a good street
Maggie Houston My twin sister and I lived there with our Mum for 3 years while Dad was serving overseas in WW11. My gran Alice Howard lived next door to us. That was a few years ago....was great friends with Peter Almond and Avis Barrow as we spent many years visiting Gran there .
Andrea McMillan Maggie Houston I remember the Barrows - on the right going up the street? Near the creek .
Lovely people
Early 1980s I think
Maggie Houston They lived there in the 1940's/50's when I knew them probably did through to the 80's. Avis lived in Hari Hari for a few years. Her husband was the accountant for the Inter Wanganui Dairy Company. I have lived in Hari Hari since the 1940's.
Dorothy Wills My grandparents lived on Herd Street up a hill driveway Granddad Hewison had a glass house with a lot of tomatoes in I can’t remember clearly but have a feeling he might have sold tomatoes there were 2 other houses up the driveway one of them was Shottons I can’t remember who owned the other house would have been in the late 40s early 50s I last stayed with my grandparents Jack and Mary Hewison
Andrea McMillan Kerry Devine
You were up this drive way ?
Alison Wall Dorothy Wills I lived at 8 Herd Street. 1950s to 1972. Dave and Una Closs were our parents. The other family up the hill were Greaves (not sure of the spelling). As a little girl I used to visit..I remember a piano and still have a Peter Pan and Wendy book Mrs Greaves gave me. Seemingly I would run away and head up the hill. Mum always knew where I was.
Andrea McMillan Lol ... you Devine kids Like
Colleen Ming That pic looks older than the 70s, cars are older. My uncle Dave and Aunty Nellie Brown lived in Dunollie in the 50s, Nellies sister Elsie and Rowley and Mum, Maude lived there too. I lived in Christchurch but went there for my school holidays. I loved Dunollie......long way from Canada now...love seeing these pics and reading commentsMarlana Quy My uncle bill lived on herd street last name wood. Loved his little old house great memories
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Brenda Sandrey
Brenda Sandrey Tammie O'Neill is that dad's old place?
Jock Allen would not leave the coal on side of the road now
Maggie Houston Johnny Mann lived at the end of the road, he played the violin. Waricks and Banshaws lived towards the end of Herd St. Tom ? lived in a little hut there. OMG the memories.....
Helen Brennan Bill Dudding was Resident Engineer Railways my Boss for a while
Marilyn Jones Those houses must have been so cold and damp
Rochelle Rankin Wow how cool Avis Fairhall that was my great grandparents house I didn’t even know
Richard Case
I remember those days!
Dorothy Wills
I wish I had had a camera back in the late 1940 early 50s when my mother used to take me to visit my grandparents on Herd Street, Jack and Mary Hewison, this picture is similar to what I remember of that time, but I was only 8 to 10 years old
Trish Rennie
Helen Cording….i was just challenging myself to name who lived in all the homes up this street….
Helen Cording
Trish Rennie is that looking up Herd St .I cant think of the name maybe Bob who done the swimimg baths in one of those houses.
Michele Thomson
Trish Rennie Bob Scott was the swimming pool man
Ian Buchanan
Looks like Murray wilson on his mums porch haveing a cuppa
David Newton
My brother Tim lived in 30 herd st next to Sam's
Gordon Jamieson
Yeah looks like Sam's car parked opposite his house
Wayne Nicholson
Is that looking up the street ?
Kathy Marshall
Wayne Nicholson looking down the street Wayne
Marty Farty
Always good to see photos of my birth town
Trish Rennie
Some of the names I recall are…Closs, Pattinson,Bourke,Shotun, Pope, Jenkins, Sowerby, Wilson, Barker, Boardman, Watson, Poole, Barrow, Ellen….
Sandra Mctaggart
My grandparents house there, Tush and Rose Mctaggart.
Heather Taylor
Love seeing the old pictures
Bob Greening
Sandra Cox, Sarah Greening
Jennie McKinnon
Looks older than that. We left in 72 and this looks way before this. Any comments would be interesting
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon Yeah i agree, but I am old and my memory isn't that good,looks more like when I was a little kid getting up to no good
Jennie McKinnon
John Webster ha little rat bag. But the cars look between 40s and 60s...
Jennie McKinnon
Will send this on to my sister Ali. She will put me right..maybe...
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon your sister will put you right, ha ha , hasn't worked so far
Helen Cording
Jennie McKinnon yes Jennie i agree with you maybe 50s/60s .
Dael Russell
My mother Netta lived in Herd St in the 40s with her parents Thomas and Isa Durkin..
Lyn Galvin
Andrea McTaggarts grandma lived there we used to go up there visiting. Old Mr Werner lived next door to her
Kenny Williams
Amazing photo and it doesn't seem that long ago.
Hp Seventhree
Sam sowerbys house on the other side of that little red car and Mrs Wilson Murray’s mum top right hand corner I delivered papers there in the 80s
Rick Bichan
Sam's old house on the corner he built a shed where I think Gardners house was
Trish Rennie
Jennie McKinnon….Very familiar territory for you
George Gardner
Named after my grt grandfather Joseph Herd.
Christina Fairhurst
My Auntie Minnie and Uncle Athol lived in this street
Trish Rennie
Some of the names I recall are…Closs, Pattinson,Bourke,Shotun, Pope, Jenkins, Sowerby, Wilson, Barker, Boardman, Watson, Poole, Barrow, Ellen….
Paul Soster
Trish Rennie chrisse jenkins married my uncle Jan Soster,my sister-in-law Helen Jones lives in that house now.
George McKenzie
Trish Rennie Recall Digger Johnson, the Warwichs, Greives, and Laings (Nancy in my class at school) living in Herd Street. I'm fairly sure that Sole Warner, Dunollie station master also lived there (next to McTaggarts) for some time. Have many great memories of the area with the playground and fishing for mountain trout and 'crawlies' in the stream. Johnny
Mann, grandfather of NZ Kiwi league star, Bruce, lived up the top end across the street from the Watsons.
Jennie McKinnon
Looks older than that. We left in 72 and this looks way before this. Any comments would be interesting
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon Yeah i agree, but I am old and my memory isn't that good,looks more like when I was a little kid getting up to no good
Jennie McKinnon
John Webster ha little rat bag. But the cars look between 40s and 60s...
Jennie McKinnon
Will send this on to my sister Ali. She will put me right..maybe...
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon your sister will put you right, ha ha , hasn't worked so far
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon sorry cuz but i couldnt resist it
Helen Cording
Jennie McKinnon yes Jennie i agree with you maybe 50s/60s .
Gary Leech
Jennie McKinnon I agree Jennie- older in time for sure. If looking down the road it would be near Sowerby’s place.
I had so many great time at Auntie Susie & Uncle Arthur’s including Xmas Day dinners with a lot a lot of threepences and six pence in the plum duff- occasionally Aunty put a bigger coin in / but warned us for our teeth but, hey, we ate the plum duff.
Kevin & I climbed those hill with a ‘piecey’(sandwich) for lunch. Not sure I spell piecey right- never had to write it down
Amazing memories of a great time.
PS I left Dunollie in 1989 to go to uni in. ChCh.
Nostalgia kicking in.
Jennie McKinnon
Gary Leech We had an amazing family life there. Remember playing cricket in Herd st with our cousin's.watsons.,Leech, McKenzie and Baldersons and probably the same today. NO TRAFFIC.
Jennie McKinnon
And the Websters
Gordon Jamieson
Yeah looks like Sam's car parked opposite his house
Marty Farty
Always good to see photos of my birth town. But I I look at the cars in the photo and think it must be in the early 60's
Dael Russell
My mother Netta lived in Herd St in the 40s with her parents Thomas and Isa Durkin..
Lyn Galvin
Andrea McTaggarts grandma lived there we used to go up there visiting. Old Mr Werner lived next door to her
Rick Bichan
Sam's old house on the corner he built a shed where I think Gardners house was
Ian Buchanan
Looks like Murray wilson on his mums porch haveing a cuppa
David Newton
My brother Tim lived in 30 herd st next to Sam's
Sandra Mctaggart
My grandparents house there, Tush and Rose Mctaggart.
Christina Fairhurst
My Auntie Minnie and Uncle Athol lived in this street
Nigel Hipson
Wilson../ Ramsay...first ..on right...or coats
Dorothy Wills
I wish I had had a camera back in the late 1940 early 50s when my mother used to take me to visit my grandparents on Herd Street, Jack and Mary Hewison, this picture is similar to what I remember of that time, but I was only 8 to 10 years old
Heather Taylor
Love seeing the old pictures
Richard Case
I remember those days!
Jennie McKinnon
Looks older than that. We left in 72 and this looks way before this. Any comments would be interesting
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon Yeah i agree, but I am old and my memory isn't that good,looks more like when I was a little kid getting up to no good
Jennie McKinnon
Will send this on to my sister Ali. She will put me right..maybe...
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon your sister will put you right, ha ha , hasn't worked so far
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon sorry cuz but i couldnt resist it
Alison Wall
John Webster Jennie could always run faster. I think it's before 1960. The houses look old style but they are well kept.
Our house at No 8 was on a quarter acre. Lots of really good memories of growing up. Everything a kid could ask for. Safety and freedom. Chance to roam until the street lights came on, or tea time. Whatever came first.
Jennie McKinnon
Alison Wall yes it was lovely to grow up there, Running over the overhead bridge trying to beat the train. Definitely a no-no these days .
Helen Cording
Jennie McKinnon yes Jennie i agree with you maybe 50s/60s .
Gary Leech
Jennie McKinnon I agree Jennie- older in time for sure. If looking down the road it would be near Sowerby’s place.
I had so many great time at Auntie Susie & Uncle Arthur’s including Xmas Day dinners with a lot a lot of threepences and six pence in the plum duff- occasionally Aunty put a bigger coin in / but warned us for our teeth but, hey, we ate the plum duff.
Kevin & I climbed those hill with a ‘piecey’(sandwich) for lunch. Not sure I spell piecey right- never had to write it down
Amazing memories of a great time.
PS I left Dunollie in 1989 to go to uni in. ChCh.
Nostalgia kicking in.
Jennie McKinnon
Gary Leech We had an amazing family life there. Remember playing cricket in Herd st with our cousin's.watsons.,Leech, McKenzie and Baldersons and probably the same today. NO TRAFFIC.
Jennie McKinnon
And the Websters
Bob Jamieson Yes, Alan and Kath still there.
Sandra Case My childhood street. Grew up there
Sandra Case He does
Sandra Case Did a lot of courting in that street
Sandra Case Shane an Kelvin where made
Heather Ann Knipe Great street
Sandra Case That's Wilsons coal and Mums garage
Noel Thomson Imagine the coal on the roadside today.besides the council telling you to move it a few others would move it quickly for you toPam Englefield-Absolum I remember, One could buy a furnished house for a several thousand dollars.
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Stuart McMillan Looks like a person lying face down in drive way, maybe heaps of coal
Trish Rennie Lots of my schoolmates lived up that street...
Sandra Case At the top left hand corner is the house I lived in when I got married
Heather Newby is it still there?
George Samuel my grandparents lived up the street as well as my uncles
Kathy Marshall The house with the chimney up the outside is long gone but a shed is on the same site but a little bit back from the road.
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Don Pearson Great photo,coal on the road wouldn't be there long today.Graeme Peters That's why you're so tough casy
George Gardner Herd St. was named after my grt grandfather (by marriage) as he was the first manager of the Rewanui Coalmine when it commenced operations. I do not know if he and family lived in the street.
Andrea McMillan George Gardner there were Gardner’s in Herd st in the early 1980.
I lived there and they were about 3 houses up .
Family of mostly boys - tragically lost a daughter after they moved to blaketown. …See More
George Gardner No relation Andrea, thanks.
Sandra Case I think we were then Harry an you
George Gardner Sorry folks, his name - Joseph Herd.
Sandra Case Max lived by mother in law
Richard Stevens I lived up there it was a good street
Maggie Houston My twin sister and I lived there with our Mum for 3 years while Dad was serving overseas in WW11. My gran Alice Howard lived next door to us. That was a few years ago....was great friends with Peter Almond and Avis Barrow as we spent many years visiting Gran there .
Andrea McMillan Maggie Houston I remember the Barrows - on the right going up the street? Near the creek .
Lovely people
Early 1980s I think
Maggie Houston They lived there in the 1940's/50's when I knew them probably did through to the 80's. Avis lived in Hari Hari for a few years. Her husband was the accountant for the Inter Wanganui Dairy Company. I have lived in Hari Hari since the 1940's.
Dorothy Wills My grandparents lived on Herd Street up a hill driveway Granddad Hewison had a glass house with a lot of tomatoes in I can’t remember clearly but have a feeling he might have sold tomatoes there were 2 other houses up the driveway one of them was Shottons I can’t remember who owned the other house would have been in the late 40s early 50s I last stayed with my grandparents Jack and Mary Hewison
Andrea McMillan Kerry Devine
You were up this drive way ?
Alison Wall Dorothy Wills I lived at 8 Herd Street. 1950s to 1972. Dave and Una Closs were our parents. The other family up the hill were Greaves (not sure of the spelling). As a little girl I used to visit..I remember a piano and still have a Peter Pan and Wendy book Mrs Greaves gave me. Seemingly I would run away and head up the hill. Mum always knew where I was.
Andrea McMillan Lol ... you Devine kids Like
Colleen Ming That pic looks older than the 70s, cars are older. My uncle Dave and Aunty Nellie Brown lived in Dunollie in the 50s, Nellies sister Elsie and Rowley and Mum, Maude lived there too. I lived in Christchurch but went there for my school holidays. I loved Dunollie......long way from Canada now...love seeing these pics and reading commentsMarlana Quy My uncle bill lived on herd street last name wood. Loved his little old house great memories
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Brenda Sandrey
Brenda Sandrey Tammie O'Neill is that dad's old place?
Jock Allen would not leave the coal on side of the road now
Maggie Houston Johnny Mann lived at the end of the road, he played the violin. Waricks and Banshaws lived towards the end of Herd St. Tom ? lived in a little hut there. OMG the memories.....
Helen Brennan Bill Dudding was Resident Engineer Railways my Boss for a while
Marilyn Jones Those houses must have been so cold and damp
Rochelle Rankin Wow how cool Avis Fairhall that was my great grandparents house I didn’t even know
Richard Case
I remember those days!
Dorothy Wills
I wish I had had a camera back in the late 1940 early 50s when my mother used to take me to visit my grandparents on Herd Street, Jack and Mary Hewison, this picture is similar to what I remember of that time, but I was only 8 to 10 years old
Trish Rennie
Helen Cording….i was just challenging myself to name who lived in all the homes up this street….
Helen Cording
Trish Rennie is that looking up Herd St .I cant think of the name maybe Bob who done the swimimg baths in one of those houses.
Michele Thomson
Trish Rennie Bob Scott was the swimming pool man
Ian Buchanan
Looks like Murray wilson on his mums porch haveing a cuppa
David Newton
My brother Tim lived in 30 herd st next to Sam's
Gordon Jamieson
Yeah looks like Sam's car parked opposite his house
Wayne Nicholson
Is that looking up the street ?
Kathy Marshall
Wayne Nicholson looking down the street Wayne
Marty Farty
Always good to see photos of my birth town
Trish Rennie
Some of the names I recall are…Closs, Pattinson,Bourke,Shotun, Pope, Jenkins, Sowerby, Wilson, Barker, Boardman, Watson, Poole, Barrow, Ellen….
Sandra Mctaggart
My grandparents house there, Tush and Rose Mctaggart.
Heather Taylor
Love seeing the old pictures
Bob Greening
Sandra Cox, Sarah Greening
Jennie McKinnon
Looks older than that. We left in 72 and this looks way before this. Any comments would be interesting
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon Yeah i agree, but I am old and my memory isn't that good,looks more like when I was a little kid getting up to no good
Jennie McKinnon
John Webster ha little rat bag. But the cars look between 40s and 60s...
Jennie McKinnon
Will send this on to my sister Ali. She will put me right..maybe...
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon your sister will put you right, ha ha , hasn't worked so far
Helen Cording
Jennie McKinnon yes Jennie i agree with you maybe 50s/60s .
Dael Russell
My mother Netta lived in Herd St in the 40s with her parents Thomas and Isa Durkin..
Lyn Galvin
Andrea McTaggarts grandma lived there we used to go up there visiting. Old Mr Werner lived next door to her
Kenny Williams
Amazing photo and it doesn't seem that long ago.
Hp Seventhree
Sam sowerbys house on the other side of that little red car and Mrs Wilson Murray’s mum top right hand corner I delivered papers there in the 80s
Rick Bichan
Sam's old house on the corner he built a shed where I think Gardners house was
Trish Rennie
Jennie McKinnon….Very familiar territory for you
George Gardner
Named after my grt grandfather Joseph Herd.
Christina Fairhurst
My Auntie Minnie and Uncle Athol lived in this street
Trish Rennie
Some of the names I recall are…Closs, Pattinson,Bourke,Shotun, Pope, Jenkins, Sowerby, Wilson, Barker, Boardman, Watson, Poole, Barrow, Ellen….
Paul Soster
Trish Rennie chrisse jenkins married my uncle Jan Soster,my sister-in-law Helen Jones lives in that house now.
George McKenzie
Trish Rennie Recall Digger Johnson, the Warwichs, Greives, and Laings (Nancy in my class at school) living in Herd Street. I'm fairly sure that Sole Warner, Dunollie station master also lived there (next to McTaggarts) for some time. Have many great memories of the area with the playground and fishing for mountain trout and 'crawlies' in the stream. Johnny
Mann, grandfather of NZ Kiwi league star, Bruce, lived up the top end across the street from the Watsons.
Jennie McKinnon
Looks older than that. We left in 72 and this looks way before this. Any comments would be interesting
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon Yeah i agree, but I am old and my memory isn't that good,looks more like when I was a little kid getting up to no good
Jennie McKinnon
John Webster ha little rat bag. But the cars look between 40s and 60s...
Jennie McKinnon
Will send this on to my sister Ali. She will put me right..maybe...
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon your sister will put you right, ha ha , hasn't worked so far
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon sorry cuz but i couldnt resist it
Helen Cording
Jennie McKinnon yes Jennie i agree with you maybe 50s/60s .
Gary Leech
Jennie McKinnon I agree Jennie- older in time for sure. If looking down the road it would be near Sowerby’s place.
I had so many great time at Auntie Susie & Uncle Arthur’s including Xmas Day dinners with a lot a lot of threepences and six pence in the plum duff- occasionally Aunty put a bigger coin in / but warned us for our teeth but, hey, we ate the plum duff.
Kevin & I climbed those hill with a ‘piecey’(sandwich) for lunch. Not sure I spell piecey right- never had to write it down
Amazing memories of a great time.
PS I left Dunollie in 1989 to go to uni in. ChCh.
Nostalgia kicking in.
Jennie McKinnon
Gary Leech We had an amazing family life there. Remember playing cricket in Herd st with our cousin's.watsons.,Leech, McKenzie and Baldersons and probably the same today. NO TRAFFIC.
Jennie McKinnon
And the Websters
Gordon Jamieson
Yeah looks like Sam's car parked opposite his house
Marty Farty
Always good to see photos of my birth town. But I I look at the cars in the photo and think it must be in the early 60's
Dael Russell
My mother Netta lived in Herd St in the 40s with her parents Thomas and Isa Durkin..
Lyn Galvin
Andrea McTaggarts grandma lived there we used to go up there visiting. Old Mr Werner lived next door to her
Rick Bichan
Sam's old house on the corner he built a shed where I think Gardners house was
Ian Buchanan
Looks like Murray wilson on his mums porch haveing a cuppa
David Newton
My brother Tim lived in 30 herd st next to Sam's
Sandra Mctaggart
My grandparents house there, Tush and Rose Mctaggart.
Christina Fairhurst
My Auntie Minnie and Uncle Athol lived in this street
Nigel Hipson
Wilson../ Ramsay...first ..on right...or coats
Dorothy Wills
I wish I had had a camera back in the late 1940 early 50s when my mother used to take me to visit my grandparents on Herd Street, Jack and Mary Hewison, this picture is similar to what I remember of that time, but I was only 8 to 10 years old
Heather Taylor
Love seeing the old pictures
Richard Case
I remember those days!
Jennie McKinnon
Looks older than that. We left in 72 and this looks way before this. Any comments would be interesting
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon Yeah i agree, but I am old and my memory isn't that good,looks more like when I was a little kid getting up to no good
Jennie McKinnon
Will send this on to my sister Ali. She will put me right..maybe...
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon your sister will put you right, ha ha , hasn't worked so far
John Webster
Jennie McKinnon sorry cuz but i couldnt resist it
Alison Wall
John Webster Jennie could always run faster. I think it's before 1960. The houses look old style but they are well kept.
Our house at No 8 was on a quarter acre. Lots of really good memories of growing up. Everything a kid could ask for. Safety and freedom. Chance to roam until the street lights came on, or tea time. Whatever came first.
Jennie McKinnon
Alison Wall yes it was lovely to grow up there, Running over the overhead bridge trying to beat the train. Definitely a no-no these days .
Helen Cording
Jennie McKinnon yes Jennie i agree with you maybe 50s/60s .
Gary Leech
Jennie McKinnon I agree Jennie- older in time for sure. If looking down the road it would be near Sowerby’s place.
I had so many great time at Auntie Susie & Uncle Arthur’s including Xmas Day dinners with a lot a lot of threepences and six pence in the plum duff- occasionally Aunty put a bigger coin in / but warned us for our teeth but, hey, we ate the plum duff.
Kevin & I climbed those hill with a ‘piecey’(sandwich) for lunch. Not sure I spell piecey right- never had to write it down
Amazing memories of a great time.
PS I left Dunollie in 1989 to go to uni in. ChCh.
Nostalgia kicking in.
Jennie McKinnon
Gary Leech We had an amazing family life there. Remember playing cricket in Herd st with our cousin's.watsons.,Leech, McKenzie and Baldersons and probably the same today. NO TRAFFIC.
Jennie McKinnon
And the Websters
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