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<blockquote data-quote="Roy" data-source="post: 368655" data-attributes="member: 64843"><p>Very fond memories of Boshers Yard and wokers. my uncle Arthur Pearson was a Carpenter there for many years. He and my Aunty and son Benny lived in the semi detached brick house on the main road and backed on to the Yard.I lived there in 1964 when I was 7 yerars old on holliday from the Falklands. I was in Mac's shop all the time buying sweets and crisps .I still visit Cholsey now and then its a special place in my child hood I am now 65.Any one remember the Forty Stores.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Roy, post: 368655, member: 64843"] Very fond memories of Boshers Yard and wokers. my uncle Arthur Pearson was a Carpenter there for many years. He and my Aunty and son Benny lived in the semi detached brick house on the main road and backed on to the Yard.I lived there in 1964 when I was 7 yerars old on holliday from the Falklands. I was in Mac's shop all the time buying sweets and crisps .I still visit Cholsey now and then its a special place in my child hood I am now 65.Any one remember the Forty Stores. [/QUOTE]
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