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I have pleasant memories of H.H. One involves Sam Smales! on a 6TH Form K.B.G.S. Geog. Field Trip. Secondly in my capacity as the H.T.of Kildwick School.Lastly I built, owned and ran my own school in the sky"called,"NED NOOK" based on the H.H. model.During the period of my tenure there every Mon. morning I was"bright eyed and bushy tailed" until I suffered a massive Brain Haemorrhage back in 1994 but I survived and still have a "tale to tell and a song to sing" in true K.B.G.S. fashion!X
Glad to hear that John Ackroyd has pleasant memories of me at H.H
We geographers and geologists had a great time with Brian Ellis and the little fat one (sorry I forget his name)
The biologists captured lots of voles and mice for fleas -some were huge and I think they ended up in the pies
The highlight of the visit was the trip to Morecambe and even to Grange where we were nearly arrested for trying to chisel a Trylobite (SPELLING PROBABLY A BIT IFFY HERE) out of the wall near the railway station
Any tales of me in Morecambe are totally untrue and part of John Ackroyd's myths and sagas (an old Norse word favoured by Noggin the Nog )
By 'the little fat one' Sam, do you mean Peter Wilby? He's still the same as he was at KBGS and alive and kicking in Embsay and hasn't aged at all! Frightening really.
Sam, as "Noggin the Nog" I seem to remember you wearing "winkle pickers" manure in farmyards in the dark , expletives and Wilby and Ellis hiding behind the farmyard plus a number of 6th formers in pyjamas being berated by "little fat man" or is this myth?
John your recollections are slighly true and were defined/refined earlier this year by the Rev Geoff ,who I should be meeting tonight but as I am currently in Germany our meeting has been postponed until later
No doubt a man of the cloth will provide an accurate account of life at H.H. .
Good to hear old Wilby is still alive ,any news of Brian Ellis?