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Growing up in the Isle of Man

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Port St Mary, Isle of Man
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06 August 2005

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The day war was declared we were having a new triplex oven installed. The black old range had been removed and the new oven was sitting on the floor. It was green. The wireless was on. I was just three. I was standing in the oven with my hands on teh edge when I realised my mother and the workmen were staring at each other horrified. I didn't even dare say 'What's up?'. I heard 'War's declared' from one side and 'So we're at war' from the other. I didn't know what it meant but it was obviously serious and frightening.

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