The Alley!

Started by Michael Alexander, July 24, 2007, 01:43:37 PM

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Alfred Boehme

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No Georg jnr I needed to get back on line I call that Oranjemundonline support he did introduce me to the site "conditions of usage"

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georg ruf jr.

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Teel

I remember the alley near my house at 53 1st Ave very well.  I didn't get my reading card signed by my parents one day and was so scared of facing Mrs Castle that I wagged school at the tender age of 7 and just sat in the alley all morning until I thought it was roughly going home from school time.  Petrus, our boy looked a little shocked to see me home from school so early  but never ever questioned me.  I never wagged school since then I'm pleased to say. 

Michael Alexander

Hahaha. good memory Teel, I did that, but shifted outta the alley and into the 1st avenue bush's, it was safer in there...
OPS 1976-1982 : CBC 1982-1988

Michael Alexander

Found an alley last night , that has not been boarded up....
OPS 1976-1982 : CBC 1982-1988

Cheleen Koekemoer(Pretorius)

I had numerous encounters with Gemsbokke standing in he allies early in the mornings when walking to school (winter time so it was really dark)...don't know who got the biggest fright myself or the poor bokkie...same thing with Garry du Toit, he came walking to the bus stop in 13th ave and me on my way to school.  We had bumped into eachother and screeming like girls, only to realise who and what it was. image201
Life is given to us one day at a time.  Don't look back and grieve about the past, for it is gone.  Do not be troubled by die future, as God will provide.  Live for today and make it so beautiful that it will be worth remembering....

June ( Langford)

When I lived in O'Mund 40 yrs ago - we did not know what a break-in was. Keys were left in the ignitions of cars( they were company cars - all Landies), bicycles left in the front yard.
June second left. My family, we all lived in Oranjemund. Attended OPS