Hi Alexander, the pictures show the street looking towards Turner St. from about half down the street and the latter looking down towards Ladypool Rd. I would say this was taken from about no 9 or 10 as we lived in no 7 and just missed out.
I calculated this based on the door steps, sounds daft I know but the houses were apparently built by different builders, 2or 3 in a block and the steps all varied. As a kid you soon learnt which step gave you safety in games like Tag, off the pavement you were immune. At our end Mrs. Coles had the highest which was a bit unfair as she was the shortest lady in the street and lived near the lamppost at approx. no11. maybe just past the lady with the dog on the lead who may Mrs Bridges (?).
Unfortunately the photo isn't the best ( nor is my memory.) and was taken a bit before my birth in 1938.
But life is a challenge so lets enjoy it.
Cheers Tim.
I calculated this based on the door steps, sounds daft I know but the houses were apparently built by different builders, 2or 3 in a block and the steps all varied. As a kid you soon learnt which step gave you safety in games like Tag, off the pavement you were immune. At our end Mrs. Coles had the highest which was a bit unfair as she was the shortest lady in the street and lived near the lamppost at approx. no11. maybe just past the lady with the dog on the lead who may Mrs Bridges (?).
Unfortunately the photo isn't the best ( nor is my memory.) and was taken a bit before my birth in 1938.
But life is a challenge so lets enjoy it.
Cheers Tim.