You will find here pictures of family, family places, places I like things that amuse me. Contact me on mike@yourtotalevent.com
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Nan aged 73 and really at her best on Christmas Day at my parents second house, 44 Grand Drive, Merton (after they moved from Oxford Avenue). ... (read more)
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Nan with me at the age of 6 months in the garden of her home at 23 Oxford Avenue, Merton. A place that I loved to ... (read more)
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Where else would a fabulous Nan take a grandson too in December? Father Christmas of course and this was lucky me in 1950 in the long ... (read more)
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My Nan was one of my very favourite people. She was born Ada White in 1901 in Kennington, London; married James Alfred Strange on 5th November ... (read more)
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Susan was at the 1953 Coronation street party in Oxford Avenue, Merton SW20. She sent this message to today's residents there for the occasion of the ... (read more)
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And so the rain descended .... the food was hurriedly rushed under cover of the gazebo provided by Jo's husband, Mayur. What a mountain there was ... (read more)
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But Amber finds it isn't as easy as it looks and gets a soaking. As can also be seen - face painting was another fun event ... (read more)
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Mum, Amber, takes on the challenge to have a go to! (read more)
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Callum Richards goes apple bobbing, just one of the events arranged for the children to take part in. (read more)
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Another shot showing the families enjoying every moment of the event ... the gazebo to the left would be needed shortly afterwards. The wonderful opportunity of ... (read more)
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The party is in full swing - there I am at the back, right, with Linda and Diana; near the front in the right is Amber ... (read more)
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I was able to locate several of the other 'kids' from the main group photograph but just two were able to come to the Jubilee party ... (read more)
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So who were these two delightful ladies? To answer that I have to jump back a bit to 1953 first. At the age of five my ... (read more)
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Myself, Mike Strange, with my exhibition of photographs of the Oxford Avenue Coronation street party in 1953. I am holding a picture of Susan Beverton who ... (read more)
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Like most places in London it rained and the chairs and tables that had just been the scene of families tucking into a wonderful spread were ... (read more)
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These two lovely young ladies, Marit Sunde and Beth, were members of the welcoming committee at Bergen docks when we arrived on the P&O educational cruise ... (read more)
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Margate Harbour was a busy little port and this shows an earlier entrance way and office although the existing office shows a date of 1812. (read more)
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O1 building facing west from Hangar 1 (read more)
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North end of site facing north (read more)
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South end of site facing north (read more)
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Pilot factory - Cromer House (read more)
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Pilot factory - Cromer House (read more)
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A, B, C and N Buildings and the restaurant. (read more)
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Main site facing south. (read more)
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My first car, registration number SHY 292, an 803cc OHV Morris Minor Series 2 saloon purchased for the princely sum of £100. I never did manage ... (read more)
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