EEB STAFF

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A few more from Derbyshire.

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Three more in the Derby days series.

Scotty and Benny you know.


Irish Tom on the left. Great guy.


Cannot remember the names of these guys but think the were from Norwich.

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Blimey, Bob the racing snake.

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He looks fit enough to take on Bolt... and I do not mean Roy

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Those men are building the new switchroom and blast walls. In the event of a major electrical fault in the switchroom it was
automaticaly flooded with a special mixture to render it safe. I think it was built when John Kennedy road was was built.

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Not sure if I have posted this on here before or not. Apologise if I have.

In 1990 a group of young EEB apprentises worked to restore the mill at Little Cressingham. It is an unusual mill in that it is (was) powered by
both water and wind. I think either Lois Wells or Robbie Griffin were there for a while. I think it is open to the public.

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Some Ex EEB staff doing their bit for the local community of Stoke Ferry. R 2 L Kevin Dunthorne, Mark Griffin, Jon Stannard, Martin Wright. The young
guy far left, Charlie Kelk is to young to have been EEB staff I think. They are helping to renovate the Stoke Ferry Blue Bell pub. Hope the pints will be
lined up for you when you are done lads. (Two out of five with hair aint bad)

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I doubt if it was this lot was it? but there are 3 EEB faces amongst them..

JP is now the chip chopper upper for Fishers chip shop in Hunny if any of the old gang want to call in and see him.

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Is it a man? Is it a bird? No! its a "Beetle" The one and only Brian Moulten
Brian has the biggest heart in the town and would give you his last penny.

Very sad to see that Brian has passed away. We grew up in the same part of gaywood and knew each other for well over 70 years. He was a great
character with a great love of boxing and was heavily involved with the Lynn boxing club for years where he was the match maker arranging fights.
He will be sadly missed. Anyone wishing to go his funeral it will be at the crem on 30th Nov at 10 am. Sadly I will not be able to attend myself as I will be out
of town on that date. RIP Brian.

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Two of the old EEB staff doing their bit to keep wildlife safe by fitting reflectors to the 11.000 volt lines with special tools. I do not know the third lad Adam Mason
but if he is anything to do with Mick Mason he is a good un.

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Found a couple more from our time in Derbyshire in an old folder. You will know the first two guys but can you remember the Biscuit man?