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1992 There are a number of photos that have been put into 1992 that may be from other years. Please, if you know, let us know. |
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Really not too sure of the date or the event, but we think this is a display done in Stockport Town Hall at the time that Dialstone School of Gymnastics was about to become Stockport School of Gymnastics to support the bid to establish a purpose built gymnastics facility in the Borough.
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Sue and Pete Hill, again not too sure of the date.
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I think this is Romily Carnival, looks like the float won a prize. Can you confirm the year?
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This is from a trip to the Isle of Man. The coach on the right is Mr. B, better know as Ian Bradshaw, the driving force behind the Manx Club.
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In 1992 the club went to Beziers as part of the cultural exchange
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Frank in Beziers with a very large piaella
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