More from Trevor

Thank you once again to Trevor for sending some more photos from the 'Gypsy Cave' in the 60s, Trevor is in the centre of the top photo.

Workers reunion 2013

Just to start the reunion photos off for this year 2 from Rabbies Wed 11th September.
See all the photos here.....Reunion 2013

Auntie Jean on the right with Hammy, Steve & Viv on the left congratulations to them on their 30th wedding anniversary!

Joe Mcfadden with Hammy

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A recent photo from Joan

Thanks to Joan for this recent photo of a few faces you may recognise. Joan and Mo have just had a fantastic Mediterranean cruise and judging by the photos on Facebook they really had a holiday of a lifetime!

 ...here is Joan's message -

Hi Jackie

Just saw your post of “What they look like now” and thought I would send this photo which I took last Friday in Glasgow

The names are L – R – Mo (Corner Inn) Stevie Lynch, Shuggie Macguire,  John McGregor, (other person is Shuggie’s brother Stevie).

Joan Morran from Glasgow

A photo from Trevor

I've just received a photo of a place I've not heard of before, I wonder if anyone else remembers it? Thanks to Trevor for this photo of 'The Gypsy Cave' (La Cueva Gitana) which was established in 1966 opposite El Relicario and the first British owned discotheque in Lloret. Trevor was the manager assisted by Geoff Lindsey and Andy Foster.

Tony Batey's Photos

Thanks to Tony for todays photos which he has given the description as 'quiet afternoons in Rabbies'!! In the first photo from 1974 are Bobby, Danny, Walter, Neil Gowry in the centre and Glady's front left...(thanks to Hammy for the names). The 2nd one is from 1972....no names sorry.

Lloret de Mar then and now

Two photos from Llorets official web site showing the Fiesta of Santa Cristina taking place in the church square, the approximate year is 1905-1915. The second picture of the same view taken in 2010, apart from the trees it is still very much the same!

Early 60's beach

Thanks to Annette for this picture of Lloret beach taken in the early 60s! The boat looks as though it could sink with all those people on board!