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15 October 2014
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Recollections from my Childhood in Fordingbridge, by Pam Cole nee Richardson

by The CSV Action Desk at ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Wiltshire

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The CSV Action Desk at ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Wiltshire
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Eve Richardson nee Griffen (mum) and Farmer Alec Butler.
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Lower Daggons, Fordingbridge, Hampshire
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Civilian
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A6876381
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11 November 2005

We had nine cottages in our hamlet. The farmer at Harts Farm, Alec Butler used to call out every morning after a raid to see if everyone was alright. My mother would count the fighter planes going out, and again count them coming home.
Us kids would pick up the silver streamers the planes used to drop to mess up the radar signals.
There was great rivalry to collect the most.
We would take them to school to share with our friends.
The soldiers were very friendly and joined in our pantomimes, they also gave us gum.

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