Back garden of Herongate	Billy, Pett, Nan, Hazel, Chris at Widford

Dad had a Wolseley car quite early on after the war - 1947?- and I can remember at least a couple of outings to Widford: the journey itself seemed to take for ever!, but it would be less than an hour today. Pett was my grandmother's younger sister and seemd such a happy person in comparison, as was Uncle Billy. We had sumptuous teas there. They lived in a picturesque cottage, a semi, with an outdoor loo and beautiful garden. Further down their lane was a level crossing and we loved watching the steam trains go past. Sh

Mum, Jacques & Lily Brandeleer & Dad

Dad was the Sales Director of Whichelows Tannery in Bermondsey and the Whichelows were Belgian clients who purchased leather from him.

Rustington Lido Holiday Park - run by WTA, Workers' travel association

Alice Blue Gown 1950?	Arsenic and Old Lace 1950?	A daisy -	Hazel a cracker		Happier then than on a horse later!	but swings were more fun!

 

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Likely our chalet- back of the daisy	My very own sandcastle!	Ever the ribbons!