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1964.
My father and Uncle Maurice were off to the U.S. and this was one of several "going away" parties.
Can't make out most of this stuff. "Hot Dog Relish"? What was that about? There were no hot dogs in England then as far as I know.
Woodlands Avenue, Rayleigh.
My father and Uncle Maurice were off to the U.S. and this was one of several "going away" parties.
Can't make out most of this stuff. "Hot Dog Relish"? What was that about? There were no hot dogs in England then as far as I know.
Woodlands Avenue, Rayleigh.
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Hi Alan - didn't know you were over here!
Probably no pasties here - this was a sophisticated "American-type" table!
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