make up your mind Stoddy. It was either six years or eight years ???

Yeah, and ta!!!

Maybe it was seven years but I think it was eight years.

I worked on Nary and others in the corner for almost ten years, Through the 5o's.

After almost six years on Nary I absolutely new it inside and out and I am quite willing to join in discussions about Nary. Anyone interested ???

Worked on Nary during the 50's and would enjoy talking to anybody who worked Nary or anyone currently working Nary.

Who else worked on Naryilco during the 1950's

Worked Nary in the 1950s. Would absolutely enjoy a trip back out there. I don 't know how management would accept that these days. Would anybody know this ???

The manager, Naryilco.
I worked on nary for almost five years in the mid 50's. During the drought of 57 I was sent to Bons well to keep the tanks full. I lived in the engine shed in that time and lived on basically nothing.Eric Ferguson would drop me off some salt meat along with one piece of fresh meat. 'had to eat it that night or it would go off.

During that time I went to what was then the "old tanks" and on one of them I drew the figure of a man drinking a can of beer. This was done with a piece of charcoal. I was told about ten years ago that it was still visible. My question is this. Is the old tanks still there and if so is the drawing still visible ?

The only reason for asking is that I have described this drawing situation to my grandkids and they do not believe that it would still be there.

I thank you for taking the time to read this short note.
Warren Stoddart

Many thanks for taking the time to read this.