NorthBrit
Well-Known Member
Finding stuff in boxes
Not railway items, but stuff collected or saved by parents etc.
Items from WW1 and the Boer War (South Africa) and of a local mining accident were interesting.
The old photographs of friends long gone just had to go. (There were loads of them. People we never knew)
The broken this, broken that. One day they'll get fixed and never was. Out they went.
Dawn has said since, we had to clear out our 'old tat' and not leave it to our children to do. She is right off course. Things that we no longer need or use. Items we liked at the time, but clutter the place now.
Off course we keep the sentimental stuff that is precious to us. Letters my mum and dad wrote to each other during WW2. Certain jewellery ( not precious, but mean a lot.) The railway items have to stay. They are precious.
Not railway items, but stuff collected or saved by parents etc.
Items from WW1 and the Boer War (South Africa) and of a local mining accident were interesting.
The old photographs of friends long gone just had to go. (There were loads of them. People we never knew)
The broken this, broken that. One day they'll get fixed and never was. Out they went.
Dawn has said since, we had to clear out our 'old tat' and not leave it to our children to do. She is right off course. Things that we no longer need or use. Items we liked at the time, but clutter the place now.
Off course we keep the sentimental stuff that is precious to us. Letters my mum and dad wrote to each other during WW2. Certain jewellery ( not precious, but mean a lot.) The railway items have to stay. They are precious.
