 Last comments - David Woolfenden
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Passing the Mail482 viewsEuryalus - Vigo 1952
Illustrated London NewsPrefect06/11/18 at 16:15David Woolfenden: My father Harry Woolfenden served on the Euryalus ...
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HMS Bermuda492 viewsPrefect06/11/18 at 16:11David Woolfenden: My father Harry Woolfenden served on the HMS Bermu...
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Verdala's palm tree in 2010 ©593 viewsJane Banks (formerly Stubbs) put this on the Verdala site after the reunion of 2010. She was the life and soul of the party but very sadly died four months later. Her husband Charlie took this and I know she would have been happy for it to be on the THN site.OldBat07/25/12 at 08:35David Woolfenden: Yes Miss, Very sad, she was not only the "lif...
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The palm tree in 1958 ©803 viewsand the VERY BIG playground as most former pupils remember them. OldBat07/25/12 at 08:04David Woolfenden: You don't see many shots of the playground po...
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The end of the day, Grand Harbour 1959 ©1154 viewsOldBat05/08/12 at 08:57David Woolfenden: Lovely shot Liz, very nostalgic! Is there anywhere...
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A Quiet Day at the Beach605 viewsBut which one?Prefect05/08/12 at 07:46David Woolfenden: I think this might be the beach at Gnejna Bay ? A...
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Troopship Empire Halladale605 viewsBuilt 1921 in Hamburg as the ANTONIO DELFINO for the Hamburg South America Line, 13,589 gross tons, twin screw, speed 13 knots with accommodation for 184-1st, 334-2nd and 1,368-3rd class passengers. May 1945 taken over by British forces at Copenhagen and refitted as a troopship. Nov.1945 allocated to the Ministry of War Transport, managed by Anchor Line and renamed EMPIRE HALLADALE. Oct.1955 laid up and 1956 sold for scrapping at Dalmuir.Prefect08/01/10 at 05:31David Woolfenden: Although I don't remember now, my mother and ...
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Devonshire424 viewsTroopship operated by Bibby Line 1939 - 1962.Prefect08/01/10 at 06:08David Woolfenden: I remember my journey on this ship with fondness. ...
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Troopship Lancashire 1956383 views Mentioned in School Mag 1957.
Lancashire(2)Built 1914 for Bibby Line, in 1930 converted to permanent troopship, scrapped at Barrow in 1956.Prefect08/01/10 at 05:34David Woolfenden: My mother and I sailed to Malta in this ship arriv...
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