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old bus in Broad Street
Vintage Oxford Buses video:
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I learnt French at school, but I'm afraid I've forgotten most of it.
We had stories of a little boy called Toto.
Toto regarde la table.
Toto est petit.
Voici le sucre.
Le sucre est sur la table.
Toto monte sur la grande chaise de Maman.
Ah! Voici le sucre!
Toto touche le sucre.
Il est content.
En Route by E Saxelby (1937)
I went to England as a pupil in 1966, 1968 and1969 (The sixties!!!!) Gloucester and York with school trips. (In my Ipernity galery, there are some shot (slides) of Gloucester and York!)
In 1998 we made holidays in Henley in Arden (my wife and my three daughters). We enjoyed this stay, especially my daughters who were 16, 16 and 13!!.
Best regards!
Nouchet
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