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  • @misseryguts
    @misseryguts Před rokem +2

    My Nan moved to the island in 1950 and remained at that location until she died in 1996. I spent most of my holidays as a child there. This video is bittersweet for me as I know so much of the island but it has changed beyond recognition. Thank you for posting this, it was a trip down memory Lane for me. I don’t suppose I will see the island again as I am now 72 and live in South Devon. I have clear memories of unmade roads, goats braising on open ground, Dutch style wood framed cottages and big skies. My brothers and I would catch lizards in the grass along side the dykes. Lots of old plank bridges across the many small drainage dykes. My Nan was in the big flood, evacuated for a time, she lived in Keer Ave, not far from the main wall breach. Members of my family still have flood stained books from that event. So many memories.

    • @DRIVEFROMHOME4K
      @DRIVEFROMHOME4K Před rokem +2

      thanks for watching man cheers

    • @krob2327
      @krob2327 Před rokem +1

      Full of Jews who are pushing community away

  • @misseryguts
    @misseryguts Před rokem +2

    My Nan moved to the island in 1950, was in the flood and lived at the same location till she died in 1996. I spent all my holidays on the island