Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: children

About 1991.

Our Woodlands Avenue fathers belonged to a Men's Club (a beer club more likely - they met at the Weir!) and once a year they hired a coach to take us to the seaside - a really big deal for us. This was probably taken about 1961. My mother had curled my hair the night before and I was very proud of my curls. Woodlands Avenue was a dead end street, which really created a very, very strong sense of neighborhood. Ex- 50s and 60s Woodlands Avenuers (Rayleigh, Essex, England) are all over the world now, but many of us have connected through various on-line sites - and the incredibly strong memories of that time are part of who we all are today. Back row L to R: Pauline Cox, Gill Cox, Frances Brown, Janet Hall Front Row L to R: Deborah Lundbech, Nicholas Lundbech, Diane Hall, Ruth Brown

Back row, L to R Nicholas Lundbech, Clare Humphries, Pauline Cox, Frances Brown, Patrick McCarthy. In front - David McCarthy and Leslie Humphries Taken in front of #25 I think.

Ena, my mother's cousin. Ena's parents were Lillian Sarah Gregory and Jack Woolf (my mother's favorite Uncle.) Her younger sister was Geraldine.