The 1 percent of people 76 years or older

[JimF]

-My grandfather’s sister was a nurse in a hospital in Gourock, Scotland.
When the bombers came over . . . .and she had a chance to run up to the upper floors and lean out a window. . . She would count the bombs as they were released and dropped nearby.

[lyman]

Paddington. I recall going to Paddington Station (Terminal actually) to meet my
Brother and two Sisters coming home after the war. They had been 'evacuated'
and lived with a family in Cornwall for all those years.
I've often wondered since how those families must have felt having to send the
kids home after having them for over four years.
That evacuation of millions of kids must have taken more planning than D Day.
after those years

our next trip may take us to Cornwall, or the west coast (Port Issac and maybe Portishead)

[dogtag]

our next trip may take us to Cornwall, or the west coast (Port Issac and maybe Portishead)

You should visit Clovelly if you go through Devon. It's all hillside with steps
maybe Donkeys if I remember correctly. Been a long while.
Siblings lived in Redruth.