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The Blue
The school publication is now available online to download via the CHA website at: http://www.chassociation.org/news/index.php#252

The full version seems to me to be a broken link... Glad it's finally online though!
The full version link was originally broken, but was fixed and works ...

Zoe Mitchell wrote:The Blue
The school publication is now available online to download via the CHA website at: http://www.chassociation.org/news/index.php#252

The full version seems to me to be a broken link... Glad it's finally online though!

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Allo allo, another person who was there nearer to when I was. Are those towers still working? I would've imagined they might've broken down or something...


They're still there, although having spoken about them with Tom (Law, currently Tech Manager) the other day they've (fortunately ...

helium

It also could have been due to people stealing things from a major ISP in Canary wharf; seems to have meant that a lot of sites (including some I host for work) have been slow, but still accessible, in rather odd ways.

See http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/11/01/level3_robbery/ for the gory details ...

I lost touch with Peter last year when I lost a load of contact details from my phone.

He was a good friend of mine on my year ('93 intake) in Mid B. Last seen doing medicine in London.

Does anyone have a current contact number / email for him (or is he on this forum?!)

Christian.

Scone Lover wrote:Umm okay then, ooops did I upset someone?

No, don't think so. Facebook is an online friends site, a bit like myspace / orkut, but based around photographs and 'networks' of people - normally uni / location based.

I can invite you if you give me your email addr...

Christian.

J.R. wrote:Tar

Tarmac

Great Plum wrote:Turkey

Guano

The Dragon (which is in Colgate iirc) (The Holmbush is the pub in Faygate) is meant to be quite good these days but probably that's because I still know some of the Colgate locals...

what's a Redhill lad like you doing hanging out with Colgatians?

I used to live very close to there - (actually ...

well someone has to challenge you at your own game...

...incidentally, I'm really sorry to Christian, I seem to have been responsible for completely aborting your thread... I do apologise (I was so excited to meet [virtually] someone from Faygate and got carried away) :oops:

Hehe, that's fine ...

Ruthie-Baby wrote:I don't remember the pub the Dragon (sure I went there as a child though) but I have fond memories of the Cherrytree... I think Mr P was probably there too...

I was always too little to care about pubs when we were in Colgate / Faygate... My Great-Grandfather apparently was born there though!

Ruthie-Baby wrote:do you know the story about the Faygate dragon?

I did, but can't remember it.

well i think more used to stop there in my youth (long time ago now i know)

Yeah, they did once upon a thyme, but before I started using trains...

so are you from Faygate?

Yup - my family can trace it's ancestry way back in Faygate & Colgate; Carylls farm in Faygate was owned by my direct ...

oh so Christian has a Faygate accent?

Hmm, on the subject of Faygate, what happened to the station? The trains used to stop there but I've been down to Horsham a couple of times in the last few days, and no Faygate. What's happening?

Sorry have i gone off topic??? :oops:

I think they still stop ...