Memories- My story about life in Great Britain
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to look back at that time. When I think about it now, it feels like another life, but
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to look back at that time. When I think about it now, it feels like another life, but
Harvesting I can remember the 1950s, when my father harvested corn, and I remember the binder going round and throwing out bound sheaves. Dad would
Anne Shearman The first photo is from 1961 and was a float that was entered by Snowdrop Nurseries. The float was the “Old Woman
My grandparents, Don and Elsie Willson, used to have a shop down Spring Street (number 17). Does anyone remember them and the shop. source: Facebook
Does anyone on this page live in Benton Close in the village? If so you may be unaware where the name came from. It is
Robert Newberry remembers When my Mum and Dad lived in Gedney Drove End in the late 1980’s, early 1990’s, I can remember there were two
My grandfather Charles Edward Smith who lived at Monks House and who served in the tank regiment in world war 1 was an officer in
Hi. I can remember coming to that blacksmiths shop (Chain Bridge Forge) when I was about 6 years old. I’d broken my pedal go-kart. About
Ivan Bateman : “It is apparent from reading the newspaper reports from the time that preparations for War were in full swing well before
“School children were encouraged to work on the land during the summer holidays, and I, along with friends, went to work for Nell Brothers in
