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Tag Archives: Woodingdean
Searching for old friends – Karen Slade
I am trying to find my old friends, and one of these is Karen Slade. She lived a few doors away from me in Farm Hill and was a year or so older than me. We both went to Woodingdean … Continue reading
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Tagged Birthday, Farm Hill, Karen Slade, Woodingdean, Woodingdean Primary School
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It can’t be Half a Century ago?
But time tells me it must be. Where does the time go? Thank you to Sheila for leaving a lovely message for me on here. She spotted herself in the nativity photograph I posted before Christmas. Here it is again: … Continue reading
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Tagged recorder group, School Choir, Sheila Parsons, violin group, Woodingdean, Woodingdean Primary School
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Another Two Door Special
Another two-door day special for Day 12 of our advent calendar! This is the kitchen at our family home in Farm Hill, Woodingdean. The white door opens onto the hall, which we saw earlier this week. The material hanging behind … Continue reading
Two Doors For the Price of One!
The bright lime green wallpaper is a dead give-away, it’s the 1970s and we’re on the other side of yesterday’s door. Welcome inside our home in Farm Hill, Woodingdean. This is the hall, you can see the stairs on the … Continue reading
Posted in DINNIS, Gordon Charles Dinnis, jackiedinnis
Tagged Advent, advent calendar, Farm Hill, Woodingdean
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A Recycled Door
Today’s Advent Calendar Door is a recycled one I have used here before, but it reminded me of how we used to re-use things when I was a child. The door is 48 Farm Hill, Woodingdean, and I am riding … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, advent calendar, bicycle, Christmas wrapping paper, Farm Hill, front porch, milk bottles, recycling, Woodingdean
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Whose Door Is This?
It’s Day 2 of our Advent Calendar, and this is today’s door – It’s 48 Farm Hill, Woodingdean, the house I lived in between 1963 and 1979 (age 5 – 21 when I moved out and got married). This is … Continue reading
Posted in Churches, Enid May Howells, jackiedinnis, The Salvation Army
Tagged Farm Hill, front porch, Salvation Army, The Salvation Army, The War Cry, Uniform, Woodingdean
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Learning to Ride My Bicycle
It took me a long time and many tumbles before I mastered the art of riding my bicycle. Once I got the hang of it I really enjoyed cycling round the local streets in Woodingdean and going further afield with … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, blazer, Hove, Lower Market Street, Woodingdean
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Occupations – Chimney Sweep
As I think back to my childhood (trying not to make myself sound as though I was born in Victorian times) I remember several house callers who came on a regular basis. There was the coal man, bringing coal and … Continue reading
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Tagged chimney sweep, Fancy Dress Competition, Occupations, Woodingdean
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Sunday school
Here I am back again after the incident of the car crashing my house. I’m feeling loads better, just busy now dealing with insurance, getting the gas supply reconnected, generally putting the house back together again. It’s going to take … Continue reading
Posted in Churches
Tagged Downs Free Baptist Church, Holland Road Baptist Church, Salvation Army, Sunday school, Woodingdean
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70s Saturday introduction
Well okay, I know it’s not Saturday but my broadband connection is playing up, so I have to post whenever it will let me 😦 The idea of the 70s theme is that once a week I shall take a … Continue reading
Posted in 1974, DINNIS, Enid May Howells, Gordon Charles Dinnis
Tagged Farm Hill, Westlain Grammar School, Woodingdean
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