Malvern Wells, A Car 1907
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A Selection of Memories from Malvern Wells

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I worked in the NAFFI in Norton which was in Worcester inJan 1972 where I meet my hubby Michael Woodcock we went out for a bit and got married in the April no I was not pregnant.We got married in Pershore registerey office had a bit of a do in the Retreat pub in Norton village, we then went back to Wood Farm Camp to our first home think it was no 54 it had 3 bedrooms one was huge big kitchen ...see more
I remember Wood Farm Camp. My dad was stationed there for three years & my mother, sister, dad & I lived at number 64. I remember the little pigs from the farm down the lane coming into the garden and me having to shoo them out. Also my sister & I having to trudge across fields to school that seemed a long way for my little legs. We used to go into the Naffi shop & a few years ago my husband ...see more
Does anyone remember the army transit camp in Malvern Wells called Wood Farm Camp? I looked on Google Earth and all that is there is a field, I had some great memories of this place when I was a kid.