

I'm an only child, adopted by my grandfather. You wouldn't believe the paperwork - it's horrendous !!
Usually something about Organic Farming or the History of Artillery.
In a grocery shop in about 1936, when the average wage was just over 2 pounds a week. I got 10 shillings, about a quarter of the average weekly wage.
Mostly it's a Documentary or the News.
A Surveyor. It's outside work and I enjoy it. I've done it before in the wartime.
I was travelling with 2-3 other men. We stopped at a pub, went past the bar and into the posh part and ordered drinks and sat down. The owner came along and I said "G'day" and I recognised him - we'd been in the same group in the army. I said, "Good job I didn't make a pass at that blonde behind the bar." Later the owner came back and introduced his wife - the Blonde behind the Bar!
My late wife, Dorothy May.
The late Rev. A. Hayman, China Missionary 1920-1960.
The late Canon Riley, CMS Missionary/Rector.
Looking after my organic garden.