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This reminds me, whilst researching my family I came across this chap. ( no relation)

I had this conundrum a couple of years ago. I went with Excel in the end as it was something I was familiar with at work before retirement. Plus it's easy to email to family members who may be interested or add to it. My created template:

My daughter had this one today. Looks even more convincing. Stay vigilant folks.

Still lots of growth and colour to brighten an October day Steve.

Here John. https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/threads/seeking-pub-identification.57942/post-828663

https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/threads/sycamore-road-aston.50493/#post-812751 Hi, Thread here.

A rather grubby photo booth snap of mom and me probably taken in town as we lived in Garrison Lane at the time. Unfortunately I don't have a date but I was born in the summer of 1956 if you can guess my age. You don't see many of those knitted balaclava with shoulders any more.

Looks like I'm now due a refund in a trilogy of emails for my non-existent Netflix account. Yeah right! :joy: As ever, stay vigilant folks.

A bit of Victorian 'road rage' by the sounds of it.

My non-existent Netflix account has now been suspended so need to update my information. :joy: As always, stay vigilant folks!!

Unfortunately some people have become more precious and easily offended. These changes to the English spoken/written word are being changed to reflect that.

BMD has the groom 1913 - 1978, so he at least survives.

Brilliant John. Many thanks. :)

Many thanks to Pedrocut, Pedro42 and Jukebox for your skills and time. Excellent results. Donation made to the forum. :)

It's ok to leave the plaster John. Not that I remember it but apparently I fell down the stairs, still have the scar on my eyebrow!

A 1960 photo of me and my sister on a window sill in Garrison Lane. I've had several goes at it myself but failed miserably, especially the stitching together the break across my check shirt. Time to hand it over to the experts! All attempts greatly appreciated.

Yes Janice, that works for me also.

My G Grandfather Leon Harry Johnson died of TB at the sanatorium in 1935 aged 55.

Amazing that the old (maybe Victorian) road sign survived the new build houses and tarmacked pavement.

A crop to remove some of the house.