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Inhabited since the bronze age, the Dorset village of Tyneham was cleared of its inhabitants in 1943 as part of the Allied preparations for D-Day. It was used as a training ground for American troops and the villagers never returned. Andrew Norman invites the reader to step back in time and visit the village. No library descriptions found. |
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Page 25 ‘Most children possessed only a single pair of boots, but the more well-to-do had a pair for weekdays, and a pair of shoes for Sundays’
Page 26/27 ‘Sometimes in the winter when the gales blew and the snow lay on the ground, the children were ‘shrammed’ (the local word for frozen), and little Billy Wrixon would have to hang on to farm fences to avoid being blown away’.