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    Birmingham Open Air Schools - Cropwood, Hunter's Hill, Marsh Hill and Skilts (excl. Haseley Hall and Uffculme)

    I was there in the fifties, Miss Urquhart was headmistress, my memories were similar, I hated the place, I was there about a year, I then went back to an ordinary school, but later went to another open air school called Marsh Hill in Erdington, it was a day school and I loved it there, I cried...
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    IN OUR GARDENS 2025

    Thank you, fully agree about the lawn, it takes a lot of hard work to keep a lawn looking good. Trebor (Rita)
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    IN OUR GARDENS 2025

    Thank you
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    IN OUR GARDENS 2025

    Thank you, yes it is peaceful
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    IN OUR GARDENS 2025

    Thank you yes it is.
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    IN OUR GARDENS 2025

    Thank you
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    IN OUR GARDENS 2025

    Thank you, yes it is
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    IN OUR GARDENS 2025

    Thank you
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    IN OUR GARDENS 2025

    This is my garden, no lawn but fourteen trees and still a lot of work and a small summerhouse to sit and have a cup of tea.
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    Looking for Paula (Miss Margaret’s Shop)

    I used that shop in the sixties, I lived just below in Reginald Road.
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    Church Road, Yardley.

    My sons went to Church Road school in the early 70’s, we lived in Croft Road.
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    Birmingham Open Air Schools - Cropwood, Hunter's Hill, Marsh Hill and Skilts (excl. Haseley Hall and Uffculme)

    I managed to buy the book on eBay recently for £22.
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    Wright's Rope Works

    I have one just seen this post re my Uncle Frank Millichamp who worked at Wright Ropes, I know that Astonian has passed away, I’m sorry I didn’t see this when he was alive.
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    Birmingham Open Air Schools - Cropwood, Hunter's Hill, Marsh Hill and Skilts (excl. Haseley Hall and Uffculme)

    You will find it in the reference section of your local library.
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    Birmingham Open Air Schools - Cropwood, Hunter's Hill, Marsh Hill and Skilts (excl. Haseley Hall and Uffculme)

    I’ve had it out of the library a couple of times over the years.
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