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Lest we forget
Linda Redpath starting three-legged race
Little Folk, 1969. Back row – left to right: Valerie Mason, Sharon Sykes, Bridget Lambert, Selina Kelly. Second row from the back – left to right: Ian Berry, Joanna Nott, Prue Nott, Teresa Berry, Steven Hoare, Gary Sykes, Linda Jaquillard. Next row: Duncan Traill, Andrew Nott, Katie Burley, Brigitte Jaquillard, Kim Sparrow, Julie Goddard, Fiona Trail Front row: Dixie Nott, Gillian Berry, Robert Matthews, Nigel Lambert.
Little Folk, 1969. Back row – left to right: Valerie Mason, Sharon Sykes, Bridget Lambert, Selina Kelly. Second row from the back – left to right: Ian Berry, Joanna Nott, Prue Nott, Teresa Berry, Steven Hoare, Gary Sykes, Linda Jaquillard. Next row: Duncan Traill, Andrew Nott, Katie Burley, Brigitte Jaquillard, Kim Sparrow, Julie Goddard, Fiona Trail Front row: Dixie Nott, Gillian Berry, Robert Matthews, Nigel Lambert.
Local Lodge of Order of Foresters. Leading, in top hat and tails, Mr Pollard. In beret, Jack Appleby, then Stuart Appleby, Herbie Goddard (in trilby) Back row, on left, Fred Gibbs. in cap, Jack Cook. In rimmed hat, Reece Parker
Lockyer, Matthew Cooper, ?, Andrew Blackman, Steven Stidolph, North Twin, Becky Powney, front- ?, North twin, Teresa Bleach, Damian Muggeridge
Looking east past the road outside the George Inn, Barnards and Old Bell Cottage on the right.
Looking east past the road outside the George Inn, Barnards and Old Bell Cottage on the right.
Looking east towards Hockley Cottage (since burned down) and Forge Sound. Parsons Store on right. 1920s?
Looking east towards Hockley Cottage (since burned down) and Forge Sound. Parsons Store on right. 1920s?
Looking the other way, with Parsons on the right.
Looking west up High Street, New Inn, Brooklyn and Glenthorne, Note Crowley & Co, who bought the New Inn in 1879.
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