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Kent / Re: Mill Hall, Aylesford in the 1820's - what or where was it exactly?
« on: Tuesday 20 September 11 14:58 BST (UK) »They all used the pub at one time or another. I remember when Richard broke his leg about the age of 18. Several of us went camping together soon after.
I also remember your grandmother. My father used to make food hampers up for the local OAPs at Christmas, one of my jobs near Christmas was to help my father deliver the hampers. From memory, your grandmother was in the house on the end of the terrace nearest to the level crossing. I am unsure how many years ago your grandmoter died, but I think it was about 25 years ago.
Best regards
Wayne
Wow it is so fantastic to see that you know the people Keith Sherwood is thinking about.
A similar story also happened to me. My grandparents had a lot of fruit trees in their garden and in fall we always made fruit hampers for neighbors of them. When I met my girlfriend we talked about our grandparents and then we suddenly detected that I know her grandparents since I was a little boy because they are neighbors of my grandparents. I think something like this is just amazing. It's a small world!
