Planting trees along lakes road just after the opening of Lakes road girls school 1932 
This lake was there when I lived on Rothesay not as big but a grand lake situated at the bottom end of the pit hills near the lakes care home.
Rothesay Ave just after the war finished I lived on Rothesay for about 8 years in the 1950s
Rothesay Ave just after the war finished I lived on Rothesay for about 8 years in the 1950s
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Mostly Anglo Saxon in those days, not so long ago. See what the traitors have done. Multi-Cultural hell hole in Britain now.
I bet he would't walk up Rothsay Ave in the dark know
Been up many times in the dark one of my neighbours when I was kid Johnny Hughes still lives there and I visited Mrs Ellis on a regular basis day and night, Mrs Ellis died two years ago she lived on Rothesay for over 70 yeas, is it the same no its not but is anywhere the same.
Thanks to decades of misrule by the main Parties, no.
You must have noticed the broken fence then leading on the the pit hills and the tenents driving over the pavements to get onto there "homemade" drives
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