A little market on Beckenham Green
Author: Pete
November 20 2020
Older
November 19 2020
Pottering about busy doing nothing
November 18 2020
There is always something interesting coming or going in Portsmouth harbour.
Today the scene at The Point was dominated by the super yacht Anatta’s Spinnaker. Behind her you can seen HMS Prince of Wales and at the left of the image you see the Gosport Ferry and the minehunter HMS Cattistock.
November 17 2020
Home time
November 16 2020
Somewhere in Beckenham…
November 15 2020
Short days and long nights are okay but the rotten weather made my plans for a wander redundant today.
November 14 2020
Rain all day so looking at old photos. My 42nd anniversary today. It’s a bit like a birthday.
November 13 2020
Bathtime
November 13 2020
Lockdown is busy at Beckenham Place Park
November 11 2020
Covid allowed exercise in Beckenham Recreation Ground
November 10 2020
Friends and family. Thanks Jan.
November 9 2020
MOT.
November 8
Remembrance Sunday
I never knew uncle Jimmy. He died on May 22 1944 aged just 21 years old after his Lancaster bomber was shot down and crashed in the Wash. He is buried in Cambridge Cemetery with his crew mates.
Jimmy was born in 1922 at 134 Ravenscroft Road, Beckenham. He went to Penge and Beckenham Grammar School. After leaving, Jimmy worked in a bank. As war became likely he joined the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve and then served as a bomb aimer in The RAF.
He’d been married to Betty for just one year when he died.
I remember Jimmy and all those with him.
November 7 2020
Community
November 6 2020
Once more we are visited by those who went before us. Beckenham High Street.
November 5 2020
Lockdown blues are reflected in the weather. The Drive, Beckenham.
November 4 2020
Nelson and the Garrison Church on the morning before Lockdown
November 3 2020
The Gosport Ferry
November 2 2020
The spectacular autumnal sun at Southsea



















