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Whats your earliest memory ?


Ewen

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Watching Batman for the first time on a COLOUR TV.... oooooh !

 

Itchy dark green pullover at Cubs.... ooouch !

 

Luke-Warm bottles of school milk.... blurrrr !

 

Letting the handbrake off Grandads' A40.... oooops !

(quite common activity for young boys i understand ?!)

 

Snow that USED to come above my HEAD ?

(and i was NEVER a dwarf, even as a kid !)

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I didn't get the joke either

 

My earliest memory is standing on welly rocks in Tunbridge Wells and shouting "superman" before jumping off, almost giving my dad a heart attack because the rock was almost 7ft high, and he had to catch me.............:) [i was about 4 - those were the days :D)

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Earliest TV memories...Before God made Thunderbirds, there was Stingray....before that there was Fireball XL5, and before that there was Supercar (early '60s)...I was allowed to stay up to see Man from Uncle, the Avengers (with Honor Blackman) and Adam Adamant....Danger Island used to scare me and the Newcomers was a soap I think.....

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Falling off the roof of my dad's race car and breaking my arm. I was 6 at the time. I think most folks can remember stuff from earlier than that but I have a really poor memory.

 

Tell a lie! Actually I think I vaguely remember watching TV when they were showing the first moon landing in 1969. I would have been four

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Getting my first bike. A Mayflower with stabilisers. We were in Brighton with my mum, dad and grandparents. I demanded that I ride the bike back to the car-park. Going down a hill I think we all realised at the same time that the concept of braking hadn;t been explained to me. Remembering careering along with my dad eventually catching me.

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