Keep up the good work site getting better. Dont have much time to correspond but check the site when i can. Great to see so many familiar names. Regards to all.

Nice to see john hamers still alive and kicking can ken kay still peel an orange in his pocket. Ref the stories i can now take normal paces and keep up without running.

I have since returned from spain to be informed that my initial details have been lost..left denbury in 65 spent one year at 28 sigs transferred to 216 para sigs travelled the world with 2 para for the next 6 years...will keep in touch with the site.nice to hear from dave clapson

Enjoyed another visit to the site. Plenty of memories re-kindled. Must dig out some photos for you. Thanks. Pete

Wonderful site unfortunately not been able to get to any re-unions yet. Made contact with paddy goslyn who i served with in 3 div did not know he was an ex-boy. Also davey gruncell again did not know he was a denbury boy.

Good site for you denbury boys.. But i also have a site for ex sigs at www.brianstreetly.f2s.com keep this one up good site.

I am or was 23537628 ken thurley may 1958 intake and then to iron troop....anyone out there from my era?

Hi y all stumbled on this site and it s amazing that i can still remember some of the names and faces. I have a stack of pics that i will scan and email in the next few days. If there is anyone from the 64-66 quadrant troop out there send me an email. Regards geoff watson

Tony really good to see that someone has done the biz. Believe i will be checking in very regularly. Goodonya

Finding this site today by accident has been scary because it brought so many memories flooding back. Denbury was not the happiest period of my life and i am amazed that so many people look back on it with pleasure. However ten tors 1964 is something that i remember with pride and i have always been grateful to dave henle (potholer mentioned in other notes) and michael(???) Hopkins for completing our rump team of three.