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Taxal Edge Convalescent Home

I remember going to Taxal Edge Convalescent Home for some weeks. I cried for the first twenty-four hours because I was so homesick. I can recall how we woke up to the lovely smell of porridge every morning, it was the most delicious porridge I have ever eaten. We had to attend either the Catholic Church or Church of England every Sunday morning. When I told them that I was a Quaker, they decided that that the C of E was the best for me - I had never been to a Church before. In the afternoons, we could choose whether to go on a short or long walk (5 miles)

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A memory of Taxal in Derbyshire shared on Thursday, 5th May 2011.

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RE: RE: Taxal Edge Convalescent Home

Hi John, nice comments to see, please visit Taxal Edge Children's Home on Facebook and invite other people who you may know that used to stay there.

Comment from Lee Cockshott on Friday, 14th October 2011.

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