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Dave 62-65
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Hello Frank
I'm glad you've enjoyed looking through the site, did you recognise names appearing there. (Bob Bone, Clive Gillingham, Billy Knight, Mick Smith Kerr, all similar years to you and attending our reunion every year),
I would love to read your Story when you have completed it, and maybe with your permission add it to the site.
Keep in touch and keep looking in.
Dave
10 May 2026
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Frank William Randall
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I was at Goldings from 1954 to 1957 and had a fantastic experience.
I am currently writing my Story and would seek advice how to publish.
Plenty to say BUT THIS SECTION ABOUT GOLDINGS Is both refreshing and mind blowing. NEED SOME HELP TO ABSORB ALL DATA INCORPORATED IN THIS READ.
8 May 2026
- Sandhurst , Berks.
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Dave 62-65
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THE NEW STANDARD, MADE AND PRESENTED BY MRS. HALFHIDE
We have a very good friend to the Company and to the School,
who has given to the Company a very finely embroidered
standard, and I would like to express my thanks and those of
all members of this Company for such a beautiful gift.
Mrs. Halfhide must have put in hours of loving work in making
this standard and I know that it will not only be an inspiration
to all present and future members of the Company but will be a
reminder that Mrs. Halfhide has always a kindly thought for us.
A. P. CULVER, Captain O. I. C.
(The original flag is on display every year at our reunion
Dave)
1 May 2026
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Dave 62-65
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Dave I have had today the confirmation that Waterford Hall is available for our Reunion 26, so all is on track for our day
See you all on the day stay well and safe.
Dave and the team
17 April 2026
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Dave 62-65 Spring at Goldings
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The Underground Foe
On Sunday, 27th April (this year), a friend and I decided to have a "look" at a wild duck's nest we knew.
The afternoon sun was very hot making us feel lazy as we walked through the sedges and grasses, arriving at the proposed place.
But no duck flew from the ground as my friend and I looked around for the inconspicuous nest. A few minutes later we found it—empty. Have the eggs hatched? And the young taken to the water and to the air in a space of seven days ? Our suspicions were immediately aroused, and after a closer examination we found four eggs in a small dugout near the nest. Then we saw a hole nearby; and while digging it up we found a small cavity containing six eggs of the original eleven ! After placing the eggs together we continued with our unusual work, soon to find one more egg, which filled up the whole circumference! of the tunnel. All the eggs were now found.
I arrived at the conclusion that a brown rats the likeliest of this family to fit such a sly and cunning act—having found the nest, had dug a passage to it and through the side, and then pulled the seven eggs down the tunnel, leaving them in the cavity. After which the rat(s) put the other four eggs in a, hardly noticeable hole ready to retrieve later. 1 think the actual stealing took place one or two hours earlier before we arrived (three o'clock).
The two photography show, (a) the duck's nest before it was tampered with, and B seven of the eggs placed in the rat-made cavity and showing the tunnel made by the brown rat(s) leading to the nest, which is seen in the top right hand corner of the photograph opposite.
E. HOLDEN
14 April 2026
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