"For the Times they are a Changing"

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Back here,

I mentioned how I had three great boxes (IKEA Jean tells me)

of old family photographs to wade through.

Just look what I found.

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Bernards Great Grandma.

Now a few of you said, "please show us more", so here are a few of

some of the more interesting ones.

I promise not to inflict on you, dozens of pictures of me building

sandcastles at Weston-super-Mare,

nor lots of little babies,

or boys in school caps!

The lady above cannot be accurately identified,

but is very probably the same as the one below.

This lady (below) IS my Great Grandmother,

on my Fathers side.

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Thankfully my Aunty had written on the back.

Here she is again with our Aunty Gladys aged eight.

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And with interesting little comments.

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"All her lovely dresses & bonnets she used to

make herself."

Now this one below has to be my all time favourite.

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Just look at that vintage pram.

And who is it, and who is in the pram?

Aunty G. tells us all.

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Dated - July 1905.

Well the brother in the pram is not my father,

as he was not around in 1905.

It would have been David or Norman,

my fathers elder brothers.

I need to dig much deeper now to get all the dates of

Birthdays and tie this all up.

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This is that 'thoughtful' Gladys as a young lady,

who thankfully provided

all this useful information to make what are just photographs,

turn into our family history.

Thanks Aunty G.

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