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Monthly Archives: July 2015
Hurray for Siblings!
How very fortunate to have 3. Extremely grateful to parents for providing them
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Nancy and Bill
Here are Nancy & Bill on one of their annual skiing holidays to Lenzerheide in the late 40’s/50’s. The dogs are General (Pekinese) and Skippy (Jack Russell) who had puppies with smooth coats, one brown & white and one brown, … Continue reading
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The Thatched House
Our Grandparents, Bill & Nancy lived at The Thatched House. We called them Pop & Nanny. They built the house in the 1930’s and these photographs were taken for a magazine a few years later. Sunday lunches (and all other … Continue reading
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Barbara Hepworth’s in St Ives
Last month I visited the studio and garden in St Ives where Barbara Hepworth lived,worked and died. It’s a very special place. There is an interesting Barbara Hepworth exhibition at Tate Britain now
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Elizabeth in Munich 1938
In 1938 my Mother aged 18 went to live ‘en famille’ in Munich to learn German – she wrote this letter to her parents in November 1938.
Nasturtiums
It’s Nasturtium time again!
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Old Photographs
Ingatestone High Street in the 1900’s – looking towards the Market Place
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