Layout of the area where Janet lived, showing George Gascoigne School on the corner of Queens Road and Lenmox Road; it is no longer there.
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Queens Road Park
school
Allotments.
A
B
A. Janet;s terraced house
B. Twins, Carol and Christine's house
C. Where Mr Smith of Lennox Ladders hit me round both ears making me deaf or worse: see the story, 'Classified' , I wrote in the poetry book 'Edge of Winter'.
D) George Gascoigne School
C.
D
George Gascoigne
Ocean waves glistening,
Short distance from where I stay,
On this sunny September morning,
Welcome! A new born Autumn day.
Indian Summer's abounding,
Children come out to play,
Splashing along the water;s edges,
Gleefully shouting on their way.
Seagulls above screeching,
Lovers nearby clinging,
Scenes of the world are changing,
But these are here to stay.
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