What was directly across the road from the school you went to?

When I was in middle school, it was senior school. When I was in senior school, it was middle school.

The town brewery. I’ll never forget the smell!

butterandjam

ViceVersa

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It's memory hour at the old folks home. Nurse will be round with the pills soon.

😁

Answer: A house.

An American airforce base.

My house!
I could see my mum coming out our front door pushing my little brother in the pram to go down the town and wanted to be with them!
School was grim!

Same as Bluebelle - the beautiful unspoilt sea.

Elrel

University of Birmingham

Were you at K.E.S . then?

An airport. So noisy the teachers had to stop talking every few mins. No wonder I'm so thick! Us kids got intermittent education 😭

ixion

How big a picture is the OP building of us in various forms?
And why?🤔

Not building up a picture of "us all", because everyone on here is just a faceless, anonymous poster.

BlueBelle

The sea

That would be something to daydream to 😊

ViceVersa

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It's memory hour at the old folks home. Nurse will be round with the pills soon.

Here we go again

Mind your own business!

Don't remember.

ginny

ViceVersa

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As I have said before if you don’t like these threads , just ignore them I doubt your contribution will be missed.

Just wondering why the OP is asking all these questions? Call me cynical, but...

University of Birmingham

My primary school was accessed via the grounds of the secondary so not really opposite anything. Secondaries (2) opposite houses.

The school was on a corner with the Church across the road on one side and on the other side a row of cottages where in later years my brother lived for a time.

Juniors, a street with terrace houses and a much loved sweet shop

Secondary. A lane of posh houses and further up a new primary school

Shower =. However

I agree. Shower nobody has to give an answer if they don’t want to.

This is quite a strange question to ask when you think about it.

The District Hospital. I remember being booked in to have my tonsils removed aged 7. My mother came to pick me up around lunch time to take me across . Whilst in the waiting room we were told the operation was to be cancelled until the following week. My mum said "I can drop you back at school" me "Noooo! we're going to be tested on the Catechism this afternoon, pre Holy Communion, take me home pleeeese!" I managed to get round her, thank God!

Other school buildings

How big a picture is the OP building of us in various forms?
And why?🤔