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Jim Ryall : Free Time, playing snooker at the Institute

Published July 7, 2013 at 1391 × 1080 in Jim Ryall : Free Time, playing snooker at the Institute.
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Jim Ryall playing snooker at Yarmouth Institute

Jim Ryall playing snooker at the Institute. Living at Mill Terrace, he had only a short walk to the Institute.
He had a favourite saying, ‘You’ll miss me when I’m gone’ – and he is missed.