Albert Street, Rowley Collection While it was grand to note that auctioneer John Pallister (letters March 25) is still in good blow, I am not so sure whether or not I needed to be reminded of my time in Skipton Parish Church choir. However, John s mention of what some of us got up to after being let loose from choir practice around 8.30pm to 9pm might at least have prompted a huge smile from three humble ladies high above . The McGlincy sisters lived on one of the - now demolished - houses near the top of Albert Street which was invariably on our target list of yards and streets off Skipton High Street where, as primary school kids after choir practice, would run up one alley and down the next - knocking loudly on every door. Then, about 10 minutes later, we would come round again.
While it was grand to note that auctioneer John Pallister (letters March 25) is still in good blow, I am not so sure whether or not I needed to be reminded of my time in Skipton Parish Church choir. However, John s mention of what some of us got up to after being let loose from choir practice around 8.30pm to 9pm might at least have prompted a huge smile from three humble ladies high above . The McGlincy sisters lived on one of the - now demolished - houses near the top of Albert Street which was invariably on our target list of yards and streets off Skipton High Street where, as primary school kids after choir practice, would run up one alley and down the next - knocking loudly on every door. Then, about 10 minutes later, we would come round again.