jamie1952 wrote:
Snowy wrote:
Why should he cough up anything, what some one does with their money is their business.
As for building a new ground on the site, it would have been prohibitive and entailed excavating a maze of surface and sub surface concrete bunkers …. and RAF Seaton Snooks was manned by the RAF and the USAF during its time of operation. The location was liable to surface and sub surface flooding and being on th Tees estuary flood plain as desirable as a football pitch as a swamp…not mention the coldness of the area in the winter which is devoid of any bus services or surrounding facilities…a worse place for a pitch I find hard to imagine….working up there in the seventies was bad enough in the winter.
Thanks for the info Snowy on the site, I was unaware of its history of the site, just looked like a flat field when I passed by on my way to the Seal Sands.
No problem Jamie, the old feller worked at the Graythorp yard as well and it can get a bit foggy on winter evenings.
I remember a lad I know telling me when they were building the waste site the final structure would be landscaped and spoil the view…..the view was basically Seal Sands chemical works and Titan….some view…
