This is a postcard sent from the Cornish town of St Austell by my maternal grandparents – Arthur and Winifred Gibson – to my mother
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This is a postcard sent from the Cornish town of St Austell by my maternal grandparents – Arthur and Winifred Gibson – to my mother
My mother (Diane Wyles) took both myself and my younger sister Rachel the 46 mile-distance from our then home in Tiverton to Torquay with my
This was a large wooden Fort comprised of thin but sturdy logs (as evident in the picture). It was probably built on a design covering
We were visiting my parents in Torquay during the School Half-Term Holidays around the end of October, 2009. Present was myself, Gee, Liz and Sue-Ling.
Translator’s Note: Due to the habitual anti-China racism that exists in the West, the Western media either deliberately over-complicates or over-simplifies all things ‘Chinese’ and
Although the term ‘Gypsy’ is often used as a term of ethnic and racial abuse – I use it here – with the greatest sense