There was a different varieties of radios
and televisions in every corner and space possible
Muffin the Mule - one of the first television puppets |
as well as many toys and games with a TV theme
as well as books and annuals
as well as radio annuals
I remember this character very well. He is called Twizzle. Twizzle had concertina legs who always helped his friends. Is there anyone else would like to remember Twizzle.......?
photo collection of the Man from Uncle
I have a blank wall in my kitchen, I asked for a large picture of David McCallum
Wasn't allowed one!
after afternoon tea and cake at the museum
we went to see Hen and her lovely family and wonderful cottage
I purchased this for Caitlin, but grany thinks she may keep it to be played with only at her house. The dollies are mine from when I was Caitlins age. I managed to find the knitting pattern to re-make the white clothes!
Yes that is a grass skirt you see on the black doll, but it has been there since she was created probably the early fifties!
This morning we went a book fair and bought these Caitlin and Liam
after lunch we went to the station to see what was there as it was a Steam Weekend.
...........it was Norton Manor having a photo-shoot on the turntable! Something us locals don't often see because they only seem to use it for special weekends!
Cornish Pasty's........................?
It seems the whole franchise is wrong!
someone else has complained about it too!
I think someone should email them and tell them of their mistake !!!
ReplyDeleteGet on to it girls .... for the sake of the English language!
Sounds like you had summer early and late and NOT in the middle !
Cheers
Wow, you've been busy! We must put that museum on our list of things to do when we're next down - its vintage audio heaven!
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid to say I also remember Twizzle.
ReplyDeleteGillx
The Cornish Pasty's (sic) van drives me mad every time I see one! I saw one today however at the Dairy Event in Shepton Mallet and hooray! It was spelt properly. At long last.
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