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Rob Orland Historic CoventryMember since Jan 2010 All posts by this member | 4th Feb 2010 -- 22:16
I was asked a question recently to which I didn't have a definite answer... "Whereabouts in Coventry was the bunny run?".
I have the feeling it was around the Burges / Trinity Street area, but if anyone can tell us all more about it, that would be great.
Cheers,
Rob |
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Midland Red Binley WoodsMember since Jan 2010 All posts by this member | 5th Feb 2010 -- 09:26
I don't know if this is the same thing, but I am sure my old mother told me about watching The Bunny Run as a girl from the windows of The Reform Club in Warwick Row - this would be in the 1930's
Cliff
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Rob Orland Historic CoventryMember since Jan 2010 All posts by this member | 6th Feb 2010 -- 14:20
Thanks Cliff - that could be yet another one that was around the city - sounds like there were a few. The lady who asked me thinks there might have been one in the Stoke area, and I've been told it could've been somewhere around Humber Road. Anyone know? |
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BrotherJoybert CoventryMember since Jan 2010 All posts by this member | 9th Feb 2010 -- 19:03
I think the current bunny run is Earlsdon Street on Friday / Saturday nights! :) True as Coventry Blue |
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IslandCafe Modbury, DevonMember since Feb 2010 All posts by this member | 24th Feb 2010 -- 10:46
The Bunny run as I remember it around 1950 was always Trinity st, the Burges and Hales st. This being central to town, was, on a Saturday night a continual stream of young, unattached boys and girls chatting and wolf whistling each other. But in those days it was all just innocent fun. I am sure other areas
also had their smaller versions of a less populated Bunny run but none could match the one in town. Alan |
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