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Edith Hunter [Women's Auxiliary Air Force]
Can you tell me your name, and when and where you were born?
I was Edith Grey then, but I’m Edith Hunter now, 30th of March 1921… 7,965 more words
There Are None So Blind As Those Who Will Not Look At History
There Are None So Blind As Those Who Will Not Look At History
Kick back. Take a deep breath. It’s Q&A time. Welcome to the blog and Facebook page of Crooked Cat’s Cy Forrest answering questions from his studio in a rural village just south of Bath. 1,006 more words
Roar of the Wind
Roar of the wind rattles the blinds
Thrusting through a nearly closed window
And I hear your voice remembering
When wind howled down the chimney… 99 more words
April Object of the Month: Elva Blacker
Our Object of the Month for April is unique, in the fact it is not an object at all, but a woman! Our focus this month is Elva Blacker, the famous artist born locally in Surrey, in 1908. 1,157 more words
Book Highlight: The Beauty Shop by Suzy Henderson
England, 1942. After three years of WWII, Britain is showing the scars. But in this darkest of days, three lives intertwine, changing their destinies and those of many more. 309 more words
Jean Whitear WAAF 1945 War Diary
This was one of the very first diaries Debbie & I transcribed together after finishing Uncle Reginald’s WWI diaries and it concerns a Women’s Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) Aircraftwoman (ACW) Jean Whitear serving with 149 Squadron in Norfolk. 15,532 more words
