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Vivian Avenue...

Vivian Avenue 1961
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Suzanne and I used to play truant from Sunday School... This is the exact spot where we got caught by my mother (What are YOU doing here??!)...
There was Goldstein's deli, where we used to buy the most delcious sweet & sour cucumber straight from the barrel, wrap it in paper and eat it in the street.
On Sunday's my dad used to get smoked salmon; went up the street a bit to buy fresh bagels at Ben Jacob's.... mmmmmmm
(nee Kushner)

Written by Jean Philip. To send Jean Philip a private message, click here.

A memory of Hendon in Greater London shared on Monday, 23rd October 2006.

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