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When sorting out family stuff recently I found a Lloyds Saving Bank account book.
£2 was deposited in August 1975 and by November 1978 the deposit had risen to £2.43p I wonder what it should be worth now 40 years later - and will they pay out?
I remember those days of getting good interest rates. Wish it was that way now. I think we're, at best, right now getting 2.5% but that is an all time high as it has mostly been .05% or LESS so as to actually put your account into the negative.
Here if you don't use a bank account for 5 years (might even be less) they close your account on you.
Queen Liz doesn't seem too bothered. She is such a deadpan though. Might have a superb sense of humour and really see the joke of it all..........hard to say.
Over the years there has been a total of 14 or so feet (some in shoes) found washed up on our beaches. These feet have always been a mystery although some of the feet have been identified as...
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Well we're just into the NEW year and 'lo and behold' yet another FOOT has washed up onto our beaches although this time just south of the Island into US territory of Everett. This discovery of human...
A World War II RAF fighter, which crash-landed in a remote part of the Egyptian desert in 1942, has been discovered almost intact.
The pilot appears to have crash-landed
the plane and then...
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I second that - can't wait to see the new photos.
On another note - thinking back to the pilot of the downed plane - what an awful way to go - crashed, possibly serverely hurt and alone in a strange...
I'm reading Then They Came for Me by Maziar Bahari. Anybody else read this one?
I'm partial to biographies and am finding this one a good one.......
Don't want to give anything away but if you...
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I have not read the book myself, but I am familiar with the words which I have always found to be very moving and very true.
They were first spoken by Martin Niemoller, a conservative German...