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Category Archives: Making Memories
Dad and I Visit Old Haunts In The South Hams
My Grandpa Hibbitt kept a boat at Frogmore Creek in the South Hams in Devon during the 1960’s. I’ve posted about this before – see this link. On the 4th June 2025, my dad and I took a little day … Continue reading
Posted in Cine Films and Videos, Making Memories, Sharing Memories
Tagged Geake, Hibbitt
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We Will Remember Them
Harvey and I went to Tavistock today for the Remembrance Sunday Service. My great-grandfather, 4732 Pte. Henry James Weaver, is commemorated on the War Memorial there and, as it is the centenary year of the anniversary of his death, I … Continue reading
Voice From Outer Space
A couple of weeks ago my dad, who’s been a radio ham for 50 years, heard a radio contact between the British astronaut, Tim Peake, and a school in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire. He had to dig out his 2 metres rig … Continue reading
Harvey’s Grandad’s Photo To Feature On German TV Almost A Century On
Last year I posted in the Great War Forum a number of photographs, taken during World War I, which reside in the collection of Harvey’s grandad. I wanted to see if any of the forum members could identify the places … Continue reading
Tiger Moth At Imperial War Museum Duxford
As the Imperial War Museum Duxford (IWM Duxford) is being featured on the BBC programme, The People Remember, all this week I thought I’d post a video of a de Havilland Tiger Moth which came in to land at Duxford … Continue reading
Visiting My Gran’s Birthplace Of Saffron Walden In Essex
When we visited the market town of Saffron Walden in Essex in the summer, I just had to take the photograph on the right because it reminded me of a postcard (seen on the left) which most likely belonged to … Continue reading
Early Triumph Motorcycle Reminiscent Of Grandpa’s WW1 Service
Harvey and I visited the Shuttleworth Collection in June at the Old Warden Aerodrome near Biggleswade in Bedfordshire where they keep a wonderful collection of historic aircraft and vehicles dating from the first half of the 20th century. It’s a … Continue reading
My Visit To The Charming Village Of Curry Rivel In Somerset
Whilst away recently on a short break, hubby and I took the opportunity to stop off at the quaint village of Curry Rivel on our return journey. Tucked away in the Somerset countryside, the village features a church, parts of … Continue reading
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Tagged Fidoe, Smale, Street, Trott, Weaver
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Visiting Westminster College, Cambridge
Last week, Harvey and I took a short break, spending time in the Cambridgeshire/Essex/Bedfordshire/Hertfordshire area. Whilst we were there, we visited Westminster College in Cambridge, a centre for learning within the United Reformed Church, which also houses several sets of … Continue reading