Quote:Originally posted by squeaky
i popped out in 81.
She started there in about 84/85 as a teacher.
Quote:Originally posted by mcamp999
She started there in about 84/85 as a teacher.
Did your wife perhaps study at Barclay House, and if so did she know a Sandy Dryburgh ?
Quote:Originally posted by Hagar
Did your wife perhaps study at Barclay House, and if so did she know a Sandy Dryburgh ?
She certainly did go to Barclay house, will have to ask her about Sandy. I do know that there was a singer in their class who went on to do very well. Started off singing in the Pig and whistle and her name was Wendy Oldfield I think.
Quote:Originally posted by Hagar
Great catch you later 
Shelagh was there from 82-84 but the only Sandy she remembers was a girl with ginger hair, but she was older.
Quote:Originally posted by mcamp999
She certainly did go to Barclay house, will have to ask her about Sandy. I do know that there was a singer in their class who went on to do very well. Started off singing in the Pig and whistle and her name was Wendy Oldfield I think.
And Wendy Oldfield went to school at Springfield Convent and she did spend some time at Barclay House
i was born at 2 military hospital in wynberg lived in plumstead till i was 12 moved to durban but went back to cape town when i was 21 and still call it my home!! can't believe you have to pay R20 to go around chapman's peak - views are spectacular from there!
Me Born and bred in Wynberg, been in the UK since 1979!!
Quote:Originally posted by delbayley
i was born at 2 military hospital in wynberg lived in plumstead till i was 12 moved to durban but went back to cape town when i was 21 and still call it my home!! can't believe you have to pay R20 to go around chapman's peak - views are spectacular from there!
I was born in Kingsbury Nursing Home in Wynberg, my family lived in Plumstead in the 60's.
Someone would have to pay me R 20-00 to go around Chapmans Peak......I am too poep bang!!!!!!!!:o