I was left on the Quay with my Grandmother from London, – I wasn’t very old,- in a pram under the Spit and Lean. That was taken down when the coalyard was knocked into the Quay. Blakes Coalyard was handy for the blacksmith’s shop across the road.
Round the corner where the pigsties were and the steps used to go down to the sea my sister Audrey who was 7 years older than me used to take me and John down the steps and anybody dinghy that was there, we used to get in it and row somewhere. We used to do that then.
Pauline Harwood nee Hatch b1930