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John Greenlee


Look back to the summer of 1945

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John Greenlee

"I had been very interested in the activity that had been going on…I was particularly impressed with the people who had the nerve to do that."

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The war was over and a young John was enjoying the hot summer months. On this day in 1945 an unusual idea formed in his head. But would John follow it through?

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Comment on John's story


Name: Harry Lennox (Mensgroup)
Date: 16/03/2008
Comment: Enjoyed your little story. As we get older we tend to reflect on childhood memories with great fondness. It`s what keeps us going. Listeners in our age group can relate to storys like yours. Nice photos.
Thanks John.

Name: Ken Banford
Date: 15/03/2008
Comment: What a surprise to hear you on the radio this morning John, thoroughly enjoyed listening to your story. All the best to you and your's.

Name: Willie Brown
Date: 15/03/2008
Comment: As a contemporary of JohnG.it was his clear recollection and humourous narrative that made this story so entertaining to me. I'd say he'd be a hoot at a party.

Name: John McKee
Date: 10/03/2008
Comment: Lovely story John. Very heartfelt. reminded me of when i was a young boy myself. its funny how the little things we do when we are young can indicate how we will be when we're older.



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