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so do I and I still get bits for my Bantam there great memories and pictures Tom

there is an interesting link about cycles ...if you click on the links at side ...whether this is of any use ?....makes interstinig reading though www.Oldbike.eu

Yes Postie or the bunny gets it ...right

The Church at top is St Lawrences and like all good churches there is a pub next door in this case the Great stone pub lol

watch it m8 or these Mitchels will be rounnd to swop yer tea fer coffee:D

Thanks for a great day nice to be there and the food well have just polished off me doggy bag lol great atmosphere good company proper beer what can I say lol nice to see Mike n Maureen out n about thanks to Brian Chris and Ian and can I come again I didnt eat ALL the Food but had my fill...

the church on horsefair was rc and it was ST CATHERINE OF SIENNA

I agree Tommy is a much admired man by everyone.... and his acheivements are understated ?

Jean look at first post name 3 lol

sorry but I would think that a world medal was way above international medals ??

Sorry Chris have to disagree R in furniture remover has a loop at top ??? surely Tom....... Sorry chris you may be right it does have a loop at top thought it was from above line ??? sorry lol

I am a chlid of the sixties the nearest I ever came to living in those type of houses was a terrace type house which I lived in during the mid seventies with an outside toilet... the terrace was run down... people in it were extremely close... although the police would not venture down alone...

ww2 https://www.wartimememoriesproject.com/ww2/allied/dcli.php

sure of gau as it is written same way in daughter ? The first leter is definately N compare that with M in handwriting so N,,gau..

think first letter is N..Gau.. possibly gaunt ?

Had a quick look Ladylinda can you put a bit more on to compare letters ? etc

If you go to THe long long trail website there is an article about the duke of cornwall light infantry https://www.1914-1918.net/dcli.htm

Its hard to understand looking at some of those pictures Len the hardships and conditions that they lived through during their time in Burma Amazing Men ALL of them

I would think there is a great deal of relevance in earlier post if anything I think its understated ?

they started using pedal cycles from 1896 there is a pdf download here postalheritage.org.uk/history/downloads/BPMA_Info_Sheet_Bicy...