Gerrards Cross Bucks 1963 Snow On Boxing Day - a nostalgic memory of Bush Hill Park

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Gerrards Cross Bucks 1963 Snow On Boxing Day - a Memory of Bush Hill Park.

Just thought many might remember waking up on Boxing Day 1963 and seeing snow on the ground which looked lovely. However, most of us will remember that said snow was around until about March 1964 and we had a live Christmas Tree in its tub in the dining room until April 1964 when it finally became warm enough for my mother to replant it in the garden where it probably still is today.

Happy New Year -- Tony Joseph

A memory shared by tony.joseph64 on Dec 26th, 2020. Send tony.joseph64 a message

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Sun Jan 10th 2021, at 6:25 pm

douglastimms9 commented:

yeah remember going to school in the snow we lived in slough but used to go to gerrads cross quite a lot in the 70s

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