Rose Green, Post Office And Stores c.1965
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During shool holidays circa 1959 my pal Sean Gates introduced me to the world of battery chicken farming at Major Gregaynes small farm somewhere in Carlton ave,if my memory is correct,just off the Nyetimber Lane end. A gruff sort of chap with a funny sense of humour was Maj Gregayne ,(believe ex Indian Army)our job was to remove and replace the brown paper sheets between the stacked cages that ...see more
The shop, Oakmere pet and garden supplies, 9 Rose Green Road, was a small electrical, radio and TV business back in the early 1960s. I worked there as a young lad in 1962/63 (the cold winter), the people renting the shop were Barry Marney, Doug Ball and the TV repair man Gerry Warboys, they came from south London and Hatfield respectively. In the back garden was a small workshop where TV repairs were ...see more