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    I was digging around in some old photographs and came across this one.
    It was taken around 1935 when my mam and dad used to put up a large tent for the summer at Leasowe. Dad used to ride from there to the city every day where he worked at the Echo. At least that was the story I got, it was a little before I was born in 40,I remember seeing the tent when I was small but I guess never got to use it after the war although I remember spending many days at Morton along with pots of tea and soggy tomato butties

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    Hi Tricky, thanks for sharing the pic
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    mmmm soggy tomato butties sounds lovely :-)

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    What a nice photo of times gone by Tricky. Thanks for sharing it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by victorialush View Post
    mmmm soggy tomato butties sounds lovely :-)
    Always with too much salt on !!
    Great Picture tricky.

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    My nan and grandad used to do that every summer - the whole lot of them decamped to Leasowe and stayed there for the summer when my dad was small (he was born in 1929). They camped for years in an old-style tent like those in your picture. Dad used to tell us about his Mum cooking up full English Breakfasts in one huge Frying pan for about 10 of them. Grandad used to go digging for bait and then bring the fish he caught back to eat. He had some very good memories of camping did my Dad, which he passed on to us. My memories of camping are not so good - 60mph winds straight off the Bay of Biscay when we were in Bordeaux - carbon fibre rods in the tent held up though!!

    It's a lovely picture and has brought back so many memories of my Dad and Nan and Grandad for me. ~Thank you.x

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