Page 14 - John's Story Vol 1

Jim Delleur John Allen Rosemary Craven have a look at Nostalgic Porthleven, a new
group
Like · Reply · 1 · January 19 at 10:31am

Hilary Lomas Are we not the lucky ones that have these memories. Our kids,
grandkids and great grandkids will never know them, so it's great that we can share
them now.
Like · Reply · 2 · January 19 at 2:11pm

Rosemary Craven We had such idyllic childhoods Hilary, when I see the restrictions
on the lives of my grandchildren I realise how lucky I was! Last evening I read some
of these posts to my sister on the phone and we were sharing memories for almost an
hour!
Like · Reply · January 19 at 4:51pm

Hilary Lomas We made outside our playground, not curled up with electronic games
and i-pods etc.
Like · Reply · 1 · January 19 at 6:52pm

Rosemary Craven My playground mainly was the beach in front of our house but I
would wander all over Porthleven and often stay out all day but my parents were
never worried about paedophiles etc, it was a different age.
Like · Reply · January 19 at 7:22pm

Hilary Lomas Didn't get to Porthleven luch, but did have family there, Ruberry by
name.
Like · Reply · January 19 at 7:27pm

Rosemary Craven I knew some Ruberrys
Like · Reply · January 19 at 7:30pm

Hilary Lomas My mother's sister married a Stanley Ruberry, I think some of the
Riberry's moved to Bermuda, according to my cousins.
Like · Reply · January 20 at 9:43pm

Clive Tilley Brought back memories John Allen. Born and raised Crackington Haven
and spent many hours 'wrecking'. No two days were the same;- always something
different. Deck-hatches were the prize. Used run in and get father/uncle/granfer to
help if I found on...See More