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Whodunit in the Library #24
Posted by Viv Wilson on 8th October 2022 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,Meynell,victorian,truncheon,East End,:London,rats,Library,whodunit,downton abbey,The Crown,amazon
...sport of motor racing so why not a knock on the head? But things had taken a turn for the worse now and there was no going back. More solicitors’ letters flew back and forth as they tried to bring about an amicable agreement for both parties and a date was set for the Birmingham High Court.
Mummy rat and her babies!
Meanwhile, on a lighter note, we were still battling with the rats as they continued to invade the house. One day, I went into the kitchen and opened my mum’s desk drawer to find one all snuggled up inside! My, did I scream! Not sure who was more scared – me or the rat! Another day I saw one scurry off down the Chapel Hall and into t...WHODUNIT IN THE LIBRARY? #25
Posted by Viv Wilson on 10th July 1976 in Early Days | hoar cross hall,library,secret doors,rat,blood,valium,Diazepam,birmingham,high court,chapel,truncheon,Hercule Poirot,church,police
...sport of motor racing so why not a knock on the head? But things had taken a turn for the worse now and there was no going back. More solicitors’ letters flew back and forth as they tried to bring about an amicable agreement for both parties and set a date for the Birmingham High Court.
Meanwhile, on a lighter note, we were still battling with the rats as they continued to invade the house. One day, I went into the kitchen and opened my mum’s desk drawer to find one all snuggled up inside! My, did I scream! Not sure who was more scared – me or the rat! Another day I saw one scurry off down the Chapel Hall and into the Library – I really hop...
Hysterical Productions #17
Posted by Viv Wilson on 10th February 2019 in Growing Up In a Stately Home |
...terest in motor racing but I think this was the first time we’d been to the London one, so it was quite exciting particularly as Radio Luxembourg were there sponsoring the show and I got to see all the lovely DJs. Mum wanted to get a pair of evening shoes so we grabbed a taxi which dropped us off outside a coat shop. These coats looked like nothing we’d ever seen before (the London fashion scene was a bit ahead of Hoar Cross!) and we went in to try them on, completely forgetting about the shoes! After quite a while we decided to buy one each – they were beautiful embroidered afghan coats – all the rage in 70s Britain. They cost an absolute fort...
Whodunit in the Library? #26
Posted by Viv Wilson on 14th April 2019 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,diazepam,library,xray,chapel hall,rats,Birmingham High Court
...sport of motor racing so why not a knock on the head? But things had taken a turn for the worse now and there was no going back. More solicitors’ letters flew back and forth as they tried to bring about an amicable agreement for both parties and set a date for the Birmingham High Court.
Meanwhile, on a lighter note, we were still battling with the rats as they continued to invade the house. One day, I went into the kitchen and opened my mum’s desk drawer to find one all snuggled up inside! My, did I scream! Not sure who was more scared – me or the rat! Another day I saw one scurry off down the Chapel Hall and into the Library – I really hop...
Hysterical Productions! #13
Posted by Viv Wilson on 1st December 2019 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,new year\'s eve,rock chick,1975,mediaeval banquets,Christmas,Fawlty Towers,Londons Olympia
...terest in motor racing but I think this was the first time we’d been to the London one, so it was quite exciting particularly as Radio Luxembourg were there sponsoring the show and I got to see all the lovely DJs. Mum wanted to get a pair of evening shoes so we grabbed a taxi which dropped us off outside a coat shop. These coats looked like nothing we’d ever seen before (the London fashion scene was a bit ahead of Hoar Cross!) and we went in to try them on, completely forgetting about the shoes! After a while my mum decided to buy one each for us – they were beautiful embroidered afghan coats – all the rage in 70s Britain. They cost an absolu...Whodunit in the Library? #25
Posted by Viv Wilson on 23rd February 2020 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,hospital,diazepam,divorce,hercule poirot,east end,london,birmingham,rats
...sport of motor racing so why not a knock on the head? But things had taken a turn for the worse now and there was no going back. More solicitors’ letters flew back and forth as they tried to bring about an amicable agreement for both parties and set a date for the Birmingham High Court.
Meanwhile, on a lighter note, we were still battling with the rats as they continued to invade the house. One day, I went into the kitchen and opened my mum’s desk drawer to find one all snuggled up inside! My, did I scream! Not sure who was more scared – me or the rat! Another day I saw one scurry off down the Chapel Hall and into the Library – I really hop...