CHESTER LE STREET REMEMBERED

Another look down Memory Lane of Chester Le Street. A very special place for me many memories over the years. I also have a Chester le Street history group on Facebook.

[@andrewjohnalbrighton6140]

Thanks for sharing your fantastic photo montage. The music was very suitable. Hope you and your good lady are safe and well. We are doing well and thanks for sharing your work .

[@trevorshields7347]

Its frightening how much of this i remember. Getting old or what!

[@walkingwithtamson]

Fantastic wee film Colin, a real trip down memory lane, fair enjoying this. Some very interesting buildings 😮

[@colinthegeordiehistorian10]

Cheers Tamson its great to hear from you. Hope you are well mate

[@robertfletcher4947]

Interesting to see a couple of photos of Church Chare. My late mother was born and raised there, she told me that if she opened her front door she was looking straight over the road at the front door of St Mary & St Cuthbert's church, where her father was verger for a time. Any more photos of that area? Let's see them. Sadly, it's clear that if you take the market out of a market town the result is closed businesses and boarded shops.

[@jamesfriery]

Loved this montage Colin. Is it me or are the streets much wider? Don't you wish you lived in that era? How are you and Carol?

[@philcollinson328]

Oh man..I remember heavy night at the Geenbank so well. They served a good pint too...Was a bit of a jog from the Black Horse, but worth it.