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I worked as a blastfurnaceman on no.5 blast as a 17 year old student in the summer of 1973. Nightshift cleaning out the molten slag channels with a shovel, wearing wooden clogs and a protective apron was and is the hardest work I've ever done in my life. Success and good luck to my home town.
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Number 5 Blast Furnace on 16:05 - Jan 29 with 1705 views
Number 5 Blast Furnace on 16:05 - Jan 29 by Darran
I worked on the blast for five years. Some of the hardest men ever born.
Ever since my son was... never conceived, because I've never had consensual sex without money involved... I've always kind of looked at you as... a thing, that I could live next to... in accordance with state laws.
Port Talbot has seen some tough times, it’s great news to see the furnace open after the £50m investment. Hopefully it will secure a lad of jobs and create more much needed opportunities for local youngsters.
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Number 5 Blast Furnace on 23:40 - Jan 29 with 1443 views
Number 5 Blast Furnace on 15:49 - Jan 29 by Pegojack
I worked as a blastfurnaceman on no.5 blast as a 17 year old student in the summer of 1973. Nightshift cleaning out the molten slag channels with a shovel, wearing wooden clogs and a protective apron was and is the hardest work I've ever done in my life. Success and good luck to my home town.
Good on you for appreciating it, i remember the students working during the summer months, it rattled a few.
I worked at the Blast for 7 years , sadly lost 2 workmates there also, hard and dangerous work but some of my best Days in life .
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Number 5 Blast Furnace on 23:44 - Jan 29 with 1435 views
Number 5 Blast Furnace on 15:49 - Jan 29 by Pegojack
I worked as a blastfurnaceman on no.5 blast as a 17 year old student in the summer of 1973. Nightshift cleaning out the molten slag channels with a shovel, wearing wooden clogs and a protective apron was and is the hardest work I've ever done in my life. Success and good luck to my home town.
Hard work ? U wouldn’t survive in today’s world mum
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Number 5 Blast Furnace on 10:56 - Jan 31 with 1141 views
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