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53) Janet Scott nee Gaynor  Female
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Nangkita South Australia
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Sunday, 28 September 2014 05:04

How lovely to see pictures of dear old Hythe. I grew up in Hythe during the 50s and early 60s and whilst born in London always call Hythe my home town. I left U.K. to live in Australia in 1966 and have only been "home" a few times over the years. I married a Cheriton Boy, Peter Scott in Perth Western Australia in 1970.
During the summer my family would spend hours on the beach, at tea time my father would walk along to the four winds cafe to get a tray of tea for us to enjoy on the beach. Tea pot, milk, sugar, cups and saucers, spoons, the works. I can still see my Dad walking back along the sea front, grinning from ear to ear, as he returned to us with his tray of refreshments. Life was so uncomplicated and simple pleasures such a joy.

Susan Saturday, 27 January 2018 07:31
I remember a Janet Gaynor! I went to St. Mary's Convent, would that be the place we met? I was Susan Gough then.
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