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Photos of you as a nipper
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ValleyGary said:
My parents must of actually hated me. State of it.
It’s like a baby’s head on a 4 year olds body!29 -
ShrewsReds you WILL support Charlton and not Bolton cause that's what ya dad says .
Around 5ish here.
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Picture of me taken in 1957/8 at the age of either 2 or 3....some 62 years ago, in my very small back-garden in New Eltham. Had blonde hair then.....and god knows what I'm wearing!! By the age of 5 my hair had gone brown and now it's very grey!
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Redmidland said:Picture of me taken in 1907/08 at the age of either 2 or 3....some 62 years ago, in my very small back-garden in New Eltham. Had blonde hair then.....and god knows what I'm wearing!! By the age of 5 my hair had gone brown and now it's very grey!
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I Never thought I’d be so envious of seeing all these lovely photos, I thought I would I find it a little upsetting but even @Redmidland made me smile😉 so thank you for sharing, there absolutely no photos in existence (That I know of) barring the two I shared but I’m sure knowing how fond my mum was of me I’d have been dressed in a bastard of a set up! Lol5
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Is that a noose?Redmidland said:Picture of me taken in 1957/8 at the age of either 2 or 3....some 62 years ago, in my very small back-garden in New Eltham. Had blonde hair then.....and god knows what I'm wearing!! By the age of 5 my hair had gone brown and now it's very grey!4 -
Funnily enough I think it was the hosepipe we used to use to fill up the 'tin bath', which was hung on the outside privy door, until it was carried into the kitchen every Monday evening and the hosepipe was then attached to the hot water geezer above the kitchen sink!!! They were the days!!! LOLStig said:
Is that a noose?Redmidland said:Picture of me taken in 1957/8 at the age of either 2 or 3....some 62 years ago, in my very small back-garden in New Eltham. Had blonde hair then.....and god knows what I'm wearing!! By the age of 5 my hair had gone brown and now it's very grey!3 -
I'd have said it looks more like the washing line to be honest.
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Could be, but looks a little thick to me. We did hang the hosepipe near the back gate...god knows why!!aliwibble said:I'd have said it looks more like the washing line to be honest.0 -
Redmidland said:
Funnily enough I think it was the hosepipe we used to use to fill up the 'tin bath', which was hung on the outside privy door, until it was carried into the kitchen every Monday evening and the hosepipe was then attached to the hot water geezer above the kitchen sink!!! They were the days!!! LOLStig said:
Is that a noose?Redmidland said:Picture of me taken in 1957/8 at the age of either 2 or 3....some 62 years ago, in my very small back-garden in New Eltham. Had blonde hair then.....and god knows what I'm wearing!! By the age of 5 my hair had gone brown and now it's very grey!
Yeah different times altogether. I haven't got a picture of me there, but here's a picture of the first house I ever lived in. Literally a shack with a tin roof on Canvey Island. Obviously there'd have been no plumbed-in bath in a place this size, so bath time for me was was in a tin tub on the living room floor. I also have a memory (though perhaps it's a false one through watching too many Steptoe films) of me having a bath on the kitchen sink.
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Are you related to Albert Pierrepoint?Redmidland said:Picture of me taken in 1957/8 at the age of either 2 or 3....some 62 years ago, in my very small back-garden in New Eltham. Had blonde hair then.....and god knows what I'm wearing!! By the age of 5 my hair had gone brown and now it's very grey!
The camera angle makes it look like you're walking to the noose!
EDIT: Already observed above I see now!0 -
Bruiser baby
Miss Dartford 195029 -
We should call you Claret Fanny. You improve with age
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I wouldn’t recommend calling anyone that mate.MuttleyCAFC said:We should call you Claret Fanny. You improve with age24 -
Sorry, just Claret. 0
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Blimey, Jean, you look like you’re about to have a barney with Katrien in that baby photo.3
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Brilliant photos Jean xx0
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Rare pic with Mum. RIP (should have been 55 yesterday)
And the only Red in the family (including my cousins)27 -
The photo with your dear Mum is beautiful, Daz !4
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With my cousin following the traditional post match pitch invasion. It was August 1974, we'd won 4-0 against Peterborough - Curtis, Hunt, Horsfield and Hales - happy days! I'm the blond one on the left being very careful over the barrier!
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Venice in about 1967/8 judging by the size of me. Old fella beside me, his fault I'm an addick.
Taken by my mother, I absolutely love this picture.18 -
I did too.Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:
All the best people went to De Lucy matepaulie8290 said:My first Eminem impression(I think lol)
De Lucy Primary School
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Completely irrelevant but I never understood why it was so named when it's presumably named after De Luci.0
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Looks like either is correct: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Lucybolloxbolder said:Completely irrelevant but I never understood why it was so named when it's presumably named after De Luci.0 -
It definitely was named after Richard De Luci, I remember them telling us lolbolloxbolder said:Completely irrelevant but I never understood why it was so named when it's presumably named after De Luci.0 -
I’m on the right in this pic with my older brother. Could you get a more 70s photo?
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Fook. My mum used to dress me and my brothers the same. Then years later they have the temerity to ask "why do you and him look so miserable in those photos?". Dunno maybe it was being dragged up to C&A in Eltham and being kitted out in matching own brand tank tops!2
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Same here with my Irish twin brother. (Born within 12 months of each other)soapy_jones said:Fook. My mum used to dress me and my brothers the same. Then years later they have the temerity to ask "why do you and him look so miserable in those photos?". Dunno maybe it was being dragged up to C&A in Eltham and being kitted out in matching own brand tank tops!0 -
Pretty close to where the legendary scoreboard was.Ashers said:With my cousin following the traditional post match pitch invasion. It was August 1974, we'd won 4-0 against Peterborough - Curtis, Hunt, Horsfield and Hales - happy days! I'm the blond one on the left being very careful over the barrier!
I Used to love watching the guy put the halftimes up.....4 -
Same here with my sister (although when we were very little she used to make a lot of our clothes rather than buy them) and being the youngest I'd end up wearing them twice.soapy_jones said:Fook. My mum used to dress me and my brothers the same. Then years later they have the temerity to ask "why do you and him look so miserable in those photos?". Dunno maybe it was being dragged up to C&A in Eltham and being kitted out in matching own brand tank tops!
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