Glad I'm not an apple.  Emma, field, Tisbury, waiting for a steam excursion. 1988

Trivia: Global warming new?  A group of other guys took their gear just over the next hill for a 'better' shot to include the bend and the station - and got drenched. Here it stayed sunny all day!

I took ages setting up my outdoor studio - basically a lot of chunks of fibre-board from my never completed bedroom railway, and iffy curtaining - and forgot about the background. 1964 I think. Sell on ebay as art now. Had three or four guitars - not sure this was one of them.

Trivia: The monkey was a gift from Ian (Powell) from one of his trips back from Hong Kong or singapore when still in the services; I remember there was a plastic submarine too!.

Auntie Beatie, 134 Zetland St. 1963.

Lifeguard, free-spirit, landlady

Trivia: Audrey Hepburn had a coat with similar buttons (Breakfast at Tiffany's, should you be wondering!).

134 Zetland St. 1968

Preston Station 1964. Andrew and Alan on day out by train (two months before they closed the line).

Trivia: In the background is the Park Hotel once connected to the platforms by portico and footbridge (just visible behind the water column). The council purchased the whole site for offices and added, in '67, a multi-story car park, since demolished in connection with the reversion to the building's original purpose. 

The way we dressed for church and college, Trinity Church Technical College Carol Service 1965

Trivia: Left to right: Taylor (half hidden), Simms (front row) who's mother granted use of her basement for a 'club'(!), Mrs. Hollis (rear) great advanced maths teacher, Mc Someone (tall with Everly bros boufonne) , Thomas head boy, Maloney (front right) son of a draughtsman, Mr Crossley (hat) Chemistry, who when demonstrating the use of a pippette appeared to be about to suck his ears into his head, and far right, Hamilton, son of a teacher.

Jim and turkey, Zetland St. Christmas 1964

Trivia: The drawered worktop/cupboard came from Auntie Beatie, and is the origin of the joke about the furniture moving from house to house - the fridge (£5) came from somewhere Toni worked in Grange Rd (the Redfords) Different times.