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My very first home was in the Hafod, Prince of Wales Road. They knocked it down to build the A483, which I still live nearby up yur.
 
WxmJax said:
My very first home was in the Hafod, Prince of Wales Road. They knocked it down to build the A483, which I still live nearby up yur.

Cant remember but apparently my first house was on neath rd in the hafod. We still go and visit my uncle who still lives opposite the smiths every time we are down for a home game.
 
I was only 3 months old when we moved oop north to gog land, missionary work they called it
at the time. Took the kids there last year when we were down, couldn't believe that our house was one of the few that they'd demolished to build the 483. Must have been been bad in another life. Son thinking of being on same Manchester flight to Rome next year as you, FB, so I expect you to look after him if he books it.
 
WxmJax said:
I was only 3 months old when we moved oop north to gog land, missionary work they called it
at the time. Took the kids there last year when we were down, couldn't believe that our house was one of the few that they'd demolished to build the 483. Must have been been bad in another life. Son thinking of being on same Manchester flight to Rome next year as you, FB, so I expect you to look after him if he books it.

Aye, me and builthy will look after him ;)
 

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