Lavinia FaulknerLavinia Faulkner has around 200 owl ornaments and pictures. They decorate her bungalow at Lark Hill Village where a picture of her great-granddaughter takes pride of place on the living room wall.
Kathleen Mayfield Ninety one-year-old great grandmother Kathleen Mayfield is no stranger to children. She brought up six of her own.
Ken PidcockKen Pidcock calls his bungalow at Lark Hill Village ‘Little Africa.’ African artefacts are everywhere, presents from the students he taught while he was there. On the living room wall there is a photograph of a lion, African art adorns the walls.
Fred ThompsonFred Thompson was just six years old when he was evacuated to America to protect him from harm after the outbreak of war. It was five years later, and the end of the war, when he saw his parents again.
Beryl PoulsonAt 86 Beryl Poulson can still remember the wartime bombing raid that happened when she was a child.