This popped up on a friend’s Facebook timeline, circa 1970; to get a 4-2 win begs the question that it must have been a good Hunters Tryst team as that Bruntsfield Primary School team won the Hamilton Cup and School Board Cup; not to mention putting four goals past Bruntsfield's goalie, David Larter, who played for the successful Edinburgh Schools team that won the Wilson (Scottish) Cup; David went on to have a distinguished career as a goalkeeper..
Peter Hoffmann The Stair 6 OXGANGS AVENUE EDINBURGH, a blog about the everyday life of eight families living in one of the post war new council housing schemes on the south of the city set in the lea of the Pentland Hills between the years 1958 to 1972. (Since 2017 incorporating the Facebook page, OXGANGS - A PASTIME FROM TIME PAST)
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'And finally, not everyone’s being doing topical. In fact, here’s the rather lovely 6 Oxgangs Avenue devoted to the history of the development of the area, this week highlighting how the block of flats came into being. Could have been prompted by Who do you think you are? Or just a timely reminder that not everything worth blogging about is in the here and now.'
Kate Higgins, Scottish Roundup 26/08/2012
Monday, 2 April 2018
Hunters Tryst Primary School v Bruntsfield Primary School, circa 1970
This popped up on a friend’s Facebook timeline, circa 1970; to get a 4-2 win begs the question that it must have been a good Hunters Tryst team as that Bruntsfield Primary School team won the Hamilton Cup and School Board Cup; not to mention putting four goals past Bruntsfield's goalie, David Larter, who played for the successful Edinburgh Schools team that won the Wilson (Scottish) Cup; David went on to have a distinguished career as a goalkeeper..
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