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Nostalgia and nonsense from Auld Reekie to Perthshire
High Wall Dwellers
Sorted, sort ay
- Animals of the High Wall
- childhood sweets
- Days Oot
- Edinburgh
- essensial pocket money purchases
- Essential High wall workwear.
- favourite shops
- favourite toys
- foods of the High Wall
- Halloween
- High wall couture
- High Wall festivals.
- High Wall trips.
- Lost Games
- Lost Weapons
- Lothian Buses
- monsters
- Movies
- Simple vices
- Standard Equipment
- transport
- travel
- What we would have given for...
1 comment:
I got most of them, including all the covers of the famous monster mags. The thing was as I first watched it I was sure that it was MOON FACE I was looking at. The way the lady was swaying around and all. But then I realised that she was not in the Meadows and that there was no can of Special Brew. Seriously now you brought tears to an old man's eyes by reminding me of the good old days. Can you remember going to th Odd Fellows hall to buy famous monsters magazines? Old Bill K. had a rare selection that was always affordable for a young pup. The best part of the mags was always the adverts. Remember the real soil from Draculas grave. Or the Sea monkeys?. I'll bet you do!
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