Live in Nz now ,lived in Southway most of my life and tammy was where we went virtually every night,I played pool and football for the queens and the kings arms,got married in tammy church and had one of our wedding photos in the coupplestone oak,many happy memories,thanks for a lovely video
Whelp, this one made me cry, just last week I posted a picture on a social media site of the Coplestone oak! So many memories of my childhood haunts and waiting at the bus stop for school, I remember you Alfie and Louis. Seeing the playground we all spent so much time in looking so desolate fair broke my heart! Why is it not still a playground?
Hi there loving the videos, my ancestors lived in Cann cottages circa 1770's to early 1800's. They rented the cottages and land behind as far as the brook, weaving linen goods as a living.
Wow ..That has brought back so many memories of growing up as a kid .We spent many a time in Tamerton foliot and remember it so well when it was a quaint little village . I'm sure at some point we might have even bumped into each other Harry as we are the same age .. TY so much for making this . Love it . I can't wait to show my children it .. xx
Stumbled across this today. I remember that garage at 5.36min in. I also remember the Howard Gem Rotavator that lived in there. If you look closely it’s just sticking out in the old picture. Many happy childhood memories of the area.
That was a very sturdy machine as kids we used to use it as a truck lol I could do with it now it will go through my garden so much quicker than a spade
@@harrychef thanks for the reply Harry. Watching your video stirred up so many memories. Used to walk past the garage and try and a sneak peak through the crack in the double doors. Remember the park well. Lived there from 1976-2003. Remember the Gem the noise of its engine whine being used in the allotments behind star garage. 👍🏻
Lived in and still live in Plymouth all my life. Been down Tamerton a lot over the years. Really enjoyed your video thanks. I also have a few videos on my channel of Plymouth if they are of any interest to you.
Lovely video, Harry - I remember playing in that house of yours when we were at Mary Deans together, and I remember your parents so well too. Always so cheerful and welcoming. Rupert.
Thanks Rupert I am assuming you are Mr Goodwins lol I can only remember one Rupert anyway. Thanks for watching the video and glad you enjoyed it, Good days indeed when the world was so different.
Hi Harry. Great video! Really enjoyed watching it and listening to your memories. You have created an important archive for the village and I'm pleased to have been able to show you round you old house. Very best wishes, Kate
thank you very much Kate it really was an emotional hour for me and the time I spent in Tamerton taking the footage for this video has brought back many good memories so once again thank you very much don't hesitate to ask me Kate if you want any further information about the history of the house
Surely your not the harry I remember for doing wheelie s down Henley drive are you .if it is ,glad your doing well and I'll never forget those good old days in tamerton .
I don't remember your name Anthony but I did certainly spend my time all over Tamerton foliot when I was a youngster so I would say it probably was lol . Have a look at some of my other videos some have motorcycles in
@@harrychef didn't think you would remember me, as you were one of the older lads as me a madgey would say. I think it was Ian Benson, Tony Martin, Paul whitely with his race prepared hillman imp, that you may remember.
Ohhhhh my god this brings back so many memories. I live here in the 80s
Live in Nz now ,lived in Southway most of my life and tammy was where we went virtually every night,I played pool and football for the queens and the kings arms,got married in tammy church and had one of our wedding photos in the coupplestone oak,many happy memories,thanks for a lovely video
Thank you for commenting buddy did you have a brother called Ian I remember that name. Local to you
Whelp, this one made me cry, just last week I posted a picture on a social media site of the Coplestone oak! So many memories of my childhood haunts and waiting at the bus stop for school, I remember you Alfie and Louis. Seeing the playground we all spent so much time in looking so desolate fair broke my heart! Why is it not still a playground?
Hi there loving the videos, my ancestors lived in Cann cottages circa 1770's to early 1800's. They rented the cottages and land behind as far as the brook, weaving linen goods as a living.
Wow ..That has brought back so many memories of growing up as a kid .We spent many a time in Tamerton foliot and remember it so well when it was a quaint little village . I'm sure at some point we might have even bumped into each other Harry as we are the same age .. TY so much for making this . Love it . I can't wait to show my children it .. xx
there's a couple of Tamerton videos on here Karen help yourselves
Stumbled across this today. I remember that garage at 5.36min in. I also remember the Howard Gem Rotavator that lived in there. If you look closely it’s just sticking out in the old picture. Many happy childhood memories of the area.
That was a very sturdy machine as kids we used to use it as a truck lol I could do with it now it will go through my garden so much quicker than a spade
@@harrychef thanks for the reply Harry. Watching your video stirred up so many memories. Used to walk past the garage and try and a sneak peak through the crack in the double doors. Remember the park well. Lived there from 1976-2003. Remember the Gem the noise of its engine whine being used in the allotments behind star garage. 👍🏻
@@Mayso1 there's quite a few videos I've made about Tamerton they are all on CZcams a couple of Ariel videos
Lovely video. I remember the park, it had a witches hat roundabout. Also playing in the river beside it.
Thank you Debbie we spent hours in that park and all the fields around the area a bit like the song it really was our playground
Lived in and still live in Plymouth all my life. Been down Tamerton a lot over the years. Really enjoyed your video thanks. I also have a few videos on my channel of Plymouth if they are of any interest to you.
Thank you for that I'm going to have a Gander
Lovely video, Harry - I remember playing in that house of yours when we were at Mary Deans together, and I remember your parents so well too. Always so cheerful and welcoming. Rupert.
Thanks Rupert I am assuming you are Mr Goodwins lol I can only remember one Rupert anyway. Thanks for watching the video and glad you enjoyed it, Good days indeed when the world was so different.
Hi Harry. Great video! Really enjoyed watching it and listening to your memories. You have created an important archive for the village and I'm pleased to have been able to show you round you old house. Very best wishes, Kate
thank you very much Kate it really was an emotional hour for me and the time I spent in Tamerton taking the footage for this video has brought back many good memories so once again thank you very much don't hesitate to ask me Kate if you want any further information about the history of the house
Surely your not the harry I remember for doing wheelie s down Henley drive are you .if it is ,glad your doing well and I'll never forget those good old days in tamerton .
I don't remember your name Anthony but I did certainly spend my time all over Tamerton foliot when I was a youngster so I would say it probably was lol . Have a look at some of my other videos some have motorcycles in
@@harrychef didn't think you would remember me, as you were one of the older lads as me a madgey would say. I think it was Ian Benson, Tony Martin, Paul whitely with his race prepared hillman imp, that you may remember.
@@tuxmx6 I remember all of those guys for sure lived on the naval estate or top of Tamerton