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Henrywood
Melvin Magnall
Thu 23 Jul 2009 13:30
After the wonderful reception at
Glasson we all eventully went our own ways Melvin in the area and I went North
to visit with family.
The good wishes of these NJ. USA ladies
helped in our safe return
![]() Although we arrived here by auto the
welcome was wonderful.
![]() Melvin looking more like an Old Salt
with the beard. almost all say he suits it
what do you think?
![]() Aren't reunions wonderful? I think everyone in
the world knew Nancy would be in
England to meet me.
Reunion, it's been just too
long!
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So now after a few nights rest and some long
showers I'm begining to feel human again.
I mentioned that I was fortunate to stay with a
wonderful family in the northern part of
the Isle of Man. They gave us a send off dinner
with much of the menu coming from their farm.
they have three children Jade, Theo and Alfie.
Unfortunately for us activities kept them very
busy, but I did get a chance to talk with Alfie
who showed me around the farm and his many
projects. I asked him if he would mind giving me
a small bio for the blog...
My name is Alfie and I go to Grammer School in
the Isle of Man. I have just passed my grade 5
cornet which I play in the town band. I enjoy
beekeping and have 8 hives which should produce
plenty of honey for this year. I also grow
vegetables for my family and shows that I enter. I have 28
geese some of which will be sold for Christmas
dinner. I also have 3 turkeys, guinea fowl, chickens
and ducks whick are for meat or eggs. I have
grown a 5lb 4oz onion and a 48lb cabbage.
I have 4 "meg" (pet) lambs and 5
sheep,
Alfie on the farm with "Ole
Tom"
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