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I was going stir-crazy & got back onto the road to do some field-work in Valley Road, only to discover this:
(you may be more mature than me, but I found it funny; as a child I liked Warnor Bros cartoons way more than Disney)
I’m sorry to have to say that I found the 1930s detached & semi-detached houses in Valley Road & Prospect Road deeply boring. However, the residents were most helpful in helping me stem off dehydration by providing water + salt on request (both roads are on a hill & it was hot hot hot).
There were two interesting houses in Prospect Drive. This house board was made in Kenya:—
…and I’ve always got a soft-spot for plaster dolls:
Discussion
Comment from Andrzej31 on 18 August 2016 at 08:16
Nice entry :) I’ve never heard about things produced in Kenya. Nice to know that in modern world there is something which doesn’t come from China.
Comment from alexkemp on 18 August 2016 at 12:36
Hi https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/Andrzej31
The chap was about my age (66) and obtained it whilst on holiday there. He pronounced it “ken-ya”, but it is likely that his father and/or grandfather would have pronounced it “keen-ya” (I got that info from reading Joyce Grenville).