Tim
I found this photo of the Guy Fawkes bonfire when we had first moved to this country
and passed through Oldton. The kids were young then and Isla was nearly lost in the flames.
Best, Gillian
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Just reading the lovely eulogy, SLGGSPEECH..
Reminds me of my Uncle Dudley, who always had Cussons Imperial Leather soap and Euthymol toothpaste in his bathroom. His son also exploded a bottle of Mateus, using a Corkette. Must have been thousands of those explosions across England's green and pleasant land in the 1960's???
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