Childhood Memories of Gorebridge
A look back at the author's childhood memories, growing up in Gorebridge, just ten miles south of Edinburgh, Scotland, in the 1960's and 1970's. Family, friends, school, leisure, and local tradition play their part in shaping a youngster. This is the author's personal accounts of adventures, interactions and memories of childhood life 'back in the day'.
With over 14,000 words, and 38 full pages (many more on kindle) he depicts a life less complicated than today, when children grew up at their own pace, not unnaturally matured by an overwhelming media.
A time when, although still fascinated with the intricacies of nature and science, they adhered to certain local and cultural traditions, passed down through the generations.
There was no politically correct agenda to limit developement, just a feeling of optimism that pervaded all parts of life. This is rural, parochial, small town Scotland at its best and worst.
All the author's own memories. All true.
(This an extension of "Edinburgh Memories".)
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Childhood Memories of Gorebridge
A look back at the author's childhood memories, growing up in Gorebridge, just ten miles south of Edinburgh, Scotland, in the 1960's and 1970's. Family, friends, school, leisure, and local tradition play their part in shaping a youngster. This is the author's personal accounts of adventures, interactions and memories of childhood life 'back in the day'.
With over 14,000 words, and 38 full pages (many more on kindle) he depicts a life less complicated than today, when children grew up at their own pace, not unnaturally matured by an overwhelming media.
A time when, although still fascinated with the intricacies of nature and science, they adhered to certain local and cultural traditions, passed down through the generations.
There was no politically correct agenda to limit developement, just a feeling of optimism that pervaded all parts of life. This is rural, parochial, small town Scotland at its best and worst.
All the author's own memories. All true.
(This an extension of "Edinburgh Memories".)
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Childhood Memories of Gorebridge

Childhood Memories of Gorebridge

by Ian Hall
Childhood Memories of Gorebridge

Childhood Memories of Gorebridge

by Ian Hall

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Overview

A look back at the author's childhood memories, growing up in Gorebridge, just ten miles south of Edinburgh, Scotland, in the 1960's and 1970's. Family, friends, school, leisure, and local tradition play their part in shaping a youngster. This is the author's personal accounts of adventures, interactions and memories of childhood life 'back in the day'.
With over 14,000 words, and 38 full pages (many more on kindle) he depicts a life less complicated than today, when children grew up at their own pace, not unnaturally matured by an overwhelming media.
A time when, although still fascinated with the intricacies of nature and science, they adhered to certain local and cultural traditions, passed down through the generations.
There was no politically correct agenda to limit developement, just a feeling of optimism that pervaded all parts of life. This is rural, parochial, small town Scotland at its best and worst.
All the author's own memories. All true.
(This an extension of "Edinburgh Memories".)

Product Details

BN ID: 2940013583283
Publisher: Ian Hall
Publication date: 11/14/2011
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 1 MB

About the Author

I am Scottish, born in Edinburgh, and spent the first 41 years of my life, not far from my fair and bonnie "Athens of the North".
I now live in Topeka, Kansas, with my wife (bless her), no pets (don't like 'em), no children (all moved out), and with many gallons of home-made wine bubbling as I write.
My biggest acheivement to date (apart from the successful parenting of my darling daughter) is my published novel; "Opportunities: Jamie Leith in Darien."
I'm not confined by genres, having equal success in Historical adventure, Sci Fi, Fantasy, Horror and hard hitting gritty crime.
I watch far too much football (Don't even think of calling it 'soccer'.) and at times chase a dimpled ball along carefully manicured countryside, with a collection of calibrated, graphite-shafted sticks.
I play guitar and sing in a folk/rock band, and would love to have enough money to tour the world's archeological sites until I'm too old to walk.
I love to write, and enjoy literary challenges of all kinds.
My blog is;
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Thank you for your time.
Ian.
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