Nice try, Alan. Did yours back-pedal as well?
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The golden age of tut tutsor was it tututs?
Started By Alan, Nov 05 2004 03:07 PM
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Posted 14 November 2004 - 09:16 PM
They were Trollies and we were C of E
We always said the posh people called them tut tuts
I have never heard them actually called that until my wife asked me to make one
for the kids when they were young and she said can you make a tut tut
I hadn't a clue what she meant!
Alan
Voll and Dane are spot on here trollies were steerable and only posh Harris
Street children And West Park Gentle boys rode tut tuts
(silly ponsy name anyhow!)
All those with tut tuts played off ground touch
when us ruff yeds wer playing off ground tic
We always said the posh people called them tut tuts
I have never heard them actually called that until my wife asked me to make one
for the kids when they were young and she said can you make a tut tut
I hadn't a clue what she meant!
Alan
Voll and Dane are spot on here trollies were steerable and only posh Harris
Street children And West Park Gentle boys rode tut tuts
(silly ponsy name anyhow!)
All those with tut tuts played off ground touch
when us ruff yeds wer playing off ground tic
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Posted 25 November 2004 - 02:19 PM
Back to tut tuts. On Last of the Summer Wine last Sunday, Uncle Wesley made one for Smiler. Being typical Yorkshire gets they called it a trolley though.
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Posted 25 November 2004 - 06:05 PM
The topic is about tut tuts and trollies.
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Posted 26 November 2004 - 04:47 AM
never heard them called trollies it was always tut tuts,
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 01:50 AM
You must have been a posh stelliner Allan
Trollies for us roughyeds Tut Tuts for the Hoi Poloi
Trollies for us roughyeds Tut Tuts for the Hoi Poloi
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Posted 03 December 2004 - 02:33 AM
We called them tut tuts and we was from greenbank not posh.It was great coming down croppers hill and going round into bourgh rd by syds barbers.Also we used to make a slide in winter there when it was icee beats me how we never went under a bus.
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Posted 03 December 2004 - 01:25 PM
There must have been a line drawn across Stellin .Peterg
Because in Parr/Peasley x / Sutton they were Trollies
Parr was the most populous district
So the majority have it!! 
Because in Parr/Peasley x / Sutton they were Trollies
Parr was the most populous district
So the majority have it!!
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Posted 05 December 2004 - 12:36 PM
[they were never called trollies down Cowley Hill or Gerards Bridge they were Tut Tuts. all the boys had ambitions to own one. no brakes except your shoes. and no steering on most of them.
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Posted 28 February 2005 - 12:03 AM
Joey Unk! 'Unsworth' was the King at making tut tut`s, he even made one the was like a car! it made it into The Reporter he lived in Manor street and would drive it down Jackson st Manor st and down Molly`s brow!
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Posted 28 February 2005 - 03:01 PM
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Joey Unk! 'Unsworth' was the King at making tut tut`s, he even made one the was like a car! it made it into The Reporter he lived in Manor street and would drive it down Jackson st Manor st and down Molly`s brow!
Sorry Bob! Trollies
I was trying to help the others
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Posted 28 February 2005 - 03:10 PM
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Posted 28 February 2005 - 03:15 PM
At the bottom of Manor Street under the railway bridge, It used to flood and we would make rarfts
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Posted 28 February 2005 - 03:16 PM
Know where you mean now. Never heard it called that though.
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