The babies kept coming...1, 2, 3, 4
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- Judith
- Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
- This blog is about leaving my footprint behind when I go. It's also about finding out who I am now, even if it's a different person each day. It's about thinking, feeling, learning and changing - and about laughing too, I hope; and it's about filling my life with new people and making each new day interesting.
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- Their lives in a box
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- "Cry 'Havoc!', and let slip the dogs of war ..."
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- The man I missed in Bollington
- My tribute to Michael
- I missed you this morning ...
- An aunt's-eye view of my wedding
- Haiku for a good friend
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3 comments:
These must have been taken at about the same time I was growing up J. The clothes look similar and in the last pic. I can see the corner of a fire guard that I seem to remember was a permanent fixture in our house when I was growing up.
Good images J. Those boys look like a happy handful.:)
That last picture is simply delightful, Judith. As HHnB says - early '60s?
Yes indeed. From left to right starting at the top, they pictures were taken in 1961, 1962, 1965 and 1967.
A handful they certainly were. You would have to ask them if they were happy - I certainly was!
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