Thank you for all your support with your comments and interesting additional info across the videos. I appreciate them.

I love Odyssey and Rose Royce, but never saw them there.

Thank you!

Thank you, that is such a kind comment. Much appreciated.

Thank you, I might have been in Jenny Lind at the same time!

@@flatulentcat1947 it was number 24, and the nightclub was Hy's.

@@JohnAtkinsLostNorwich Thank you

That sums it up nicely!

Thank you for adding that one!

Zaks zaks zaks 😃

@@JohnAtkinsLostNorwich Cheers for that John... 🤤🤤🤤

Thanks for your comment. I'm afraid there is a slight hum, which I have done my best to minimise on recent videos (with advice from a helpful subscriber) but it is still there. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be anything more I can do about it.

Sorry I’m a bit late by the way lmao

Thank you. I hadn't heard that, but my dad was at the school at that time. I'm seeing him tomorrow, so I will ask!

@ thank you, I go to cns right now, and have been very curious in the history of the school!!

@CiaranHague My dad was there from 1943 to 1948, but I'm afraid he has no knowledge of any bomb during the war. However, this map suggests there might well have been. www.invisibleworks.co.uk/the-norwich-bomb-map-digitised/ I had a chat with my dad about his memories of the school, which were as follows. Some snippets that may be of interest….each year group was divided into L and S groups. L for Latin, S for Science. The school kept pigs, feeding them with the leftovers from awful school meals. Pupils had to take meals to teachers who were sitting out on the lawn at the front. Once a jam roly poly was accidentally spilt on the floor, and the pupil picked it up, put it back in the dish and gave it to the teacher! This lawn is now the car park at the front. Pupils weren't allowed to walk on, unless they were delivering food presumably. The computer room next to the main entrance was the hall. The playing fields were superb, six full size football pitches, two hockey pitches, cricket and running track. In the war, they had shelters on the playing field, a corridor with seats each side. Other than that he doesn't remember anything at school that would have been different because of the war. Some members of staff he can remember…Dingy Bell (Physics) , Tommy Tout (RE) Mr R W Jackson was headteacher, who also taught Latin. Thank you for your interest in my channel Ciaran.

@ thank you mate! This is very cool, interesting to see how different it is today compared to back in the day, I’ve learnt a lot about Norwich from you, you’ve been a big help thank you!

Thank you, great feedback. It's funny, with St Benedicts and Colman Road are on my list, but I haven't done them yet because they are partially covered in other videos. For St Benedicts, check out one on trams, and for Colman Road, check out 1930s ring road. But I have more on both, so can definitely do them at some stage.

@JohnAtkinsLostNorwich Yes, I've watched those already, thanks again.

@@JohnAtkinsLostNorwich Hi Again John. I've just popped in to say that I've finished watching all of your videos so far. I think what you're doing is amazing and your knowledge of our fine city, is incredible. I look forward to any new videos you produce in the future. Thank you for all you do and your continued hard work. It really is, very much appreciated.

That's amazing to have watched all videos! Thank you. Future ones will be out every third Thursday! ​@flatulentcat1947

Thank you, good idea....but I can only think of two....I'll give it more thought!

Thanks very much. 👍

Maybe he was inspired to write Bridge Over Troubled Water when looking down from Fye Bridge 😃

Thanks very much!

Thanks very much for your feedback. It's a dilemma that I have struggled with- trying to get the balance between keeping momentum with achieving easy comprehension for viewers. I certainly take your point and will do my best to get that balance right.

Thanks for sharing your memories. It all helps to create a fuller picture for viewers who read the comments.

Fair comment, thank you. I think buildings are not meant to last these days.

Ha ha, thank you- I have been accused of sending viewers to sleep!

Absolutely, and hopefully we will see progress sooner rather than later.

Very interesting, thank you for pointing this out. I can see exactly the point you make. I'll go back and look at the source material. Thanks for the other interesting personal details you've provided.

Thank you Richard, glad you liked it!

Thank you, my pleasure!

Many thanks Donna!

That's great! Maybe you were in that window....

Thank you, yes I love that first shot! To get the current shot as accurately as possible is fun, but rather time consuming!

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

Thank you Hayley, and Happy New Year to you!

Thank you very much Simon, much appreciated!

Thank you Luke, glad the dots helped! I felt that might be necessary when photos were "dotted" all over the city! I think it's always interesting to consider past generations living within the photos.

Thank you 👍

Thank you Patrick thumb

That's brilliant, well done Jonathan!

Thanks Kevin, Happy New Year!

Six I think: Pykerell's House: Located at 1 Rosemary Lane, NR3 3AF Thatched cottage: Located in St Swithin's Alley, NR2 4TX The Hermitage: Located at 52-54 Bishopgate, NR1 4AA Britons Arms: Located at 9 Elm Hill, NR3 1HN Weaver's Cottage: Located at 2-4 Lion and Castle Yard, NR1 3JT Waring's Lifestore: Located at 20 Westlegate, NR1 3LR

@@JohnAtkinsLostNorwich Thanks for that, I thought that I might be missing one. I enjoyed the film anyway.

@@TheClive1949 thank you, glad you liked it. It gives me an idea for another video maybe - about thatched buildings!

Cracking video as always John - I walked down Stepping Lane on Tuesday.

Not many people walk up Stepping Lane!​@@martinthirkettle599

Thanks for your comment, and for sharing your memories!

Thank you Dave, it's always good when we can recognise things 90 years on! Happy New Year!

Thank you so much! 👍

Thanks very much Martin, much appreciated 👍

Thank you Richard, glad you liked it!

Thank you Steve, glad you found it interesting 👍

Thanks very much indeed, really glad you liked it!

Thank you very much Jon, really appreciate your comment 👍

That is so true !

Thanks Adrian, glad you enjoyed it. Happy New Year!

@ 🍺 Cheers, John.

Thank you Peter, enjoy your day, and see how many of these locations you can find!

Many thanks - glad you liked it.

Very true!

That's an interesting thought - thanks for your comment!