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I am participating in the One World, One Heart event. This was dreamed up by A Whimisical Bohemian, and is l believe in its third year. I...
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is next to god awfulness. l enjoyed my London trip on so many levels. Though particularly because I had time to suit myself, time away from ... -
Monochrome Monday hosted by Aileni As it is very frosty and cold I am driving to work, shameful, yes, as its only 1.75 miles uphill down hi...
Wow... It's not often the ocean freezes.
ReplyDeleteLove the photos.
Great photos!
ReplyDeleteah god, we are missing something these days with how we dress, aren't we. Look at the tip of his hat! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteSorry, I hardly noticed the ice.
those pictures are awesome
ReplyDeleteI remember that winter - living in Hertfordshire, no central heating, huddled round the aga, ice inside the upstairs windows and deep snow - but I didn't realise the sea froze!!!
ReplyDeleteThat must have been quite a cold spell. Nice to have those photos with your dad to commemorate the event.
ReplyDeleteI am intrigued by the idea, but already growing weary of the snow (not the snow itself, just having to go on with life while it plugs up transportation). This is a great PSF, I LOVE those photos.
ReplyDeleteYour link over at Cecily's isn't working, you may want to check it (could be me and my love affair w/ bt)
Wondered where these pic were, Saz.
ReplyDeleteYou were six,pop was twenty eight. Corrrr!
Great images.
ReplyDeleteSo, i didn't imagine it then. My memory WAS correct. There were colder winters then.
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Lovely pics Saz. Have youu seen Orlando where the Thames freezes?
ReplyDeleteAfter Carlisle my Mum lived in Gillingham/Rochester in Kent until 1956 when she came to Canada.
Went to herne bay once and have never seen so many bored teenagers. Kent in general though was nice.
ReplyDeleteThose were the days!
ReplyDeleteI keep hearing about 1964; your photos really conjur up the big freeze!
ReplyDeleteYour dad is just so chic - No wonder your mum managed to look so elegant and 'Ollywood all the time - Now I can see where you get your elegant looks, Saz!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful memories!
We were at the beach briefly on Sunday, and the outgoing surf had frozen on the sands - I've personally never known a winter like it - I was just 1 in 1964, what a cute little toddler you were! xox
I ought to remember this. I was 11, after all. I do remember going to school in deep snow for what seemed like days on end, so I guess that it must have been then. The ocean froze? Amazing. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteI remember it well, it was the winter we moved from the centre of Manchester to Heywood (out in the country) to a new housing estate where there were no paths just frozen mounds of soil! :0
ReplyDeletethanks for stepping back in time with you.
ReplyDeleteYour link on the PSF is incomplete..... missing .com don't know if it can be fixed, but wanted to you know.
Wow -- neat nostalgia!
ReplyDeleteoh - these are fantastic!!!!
ReplyDeleteI used to cherish time spent with my father. Lovely photos.
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