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It seemsthat2021hasbeen amemorable year in many different ways andapart from beingrememberedasthe year ofthe COVID-19 virusand lockdown it’s good to know that it is also ayearofcelebrations andanniversaries.
CongratulationstoKeith Motors whoare holdinganevent on 21st August to celebratetheir 70 successful yearsinthe motortrade.
Anothermilestonetocommemorate is that of TheEvacueesAssociationwho have nowbeenestablished25years.Ifyou have anystoriesorexperiences youwould liketoshare,I’m suretheywouldloveto hear from you– details areon pageS28. Andfinally,ifyou area leftyyou arein good companyastogetherwith Leonardo da Vinci, Napoleon Bonaparteand Winston Churchill youall havelefthandedness in commonandwillperhapswant to uphold Left HandedDay on16th August.
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KeithMotorsiscelebrating70successful yearsinDorset,Hampshireandthe surroundingareasandcanlayclaimtobeing theoldestfamily-ownedandfamily-rungarage inDorset.
ItwouldneverhaveoccurredtoCharlesKeith in1951,whenhefoundedthecompanyin Christchurch,thathiscompanywouldhaveto endureaglobalpandemic.But,likethe rest oftheworld,thatisexactlywhatKeithMotors hadtotacklein2020.
Usinggreatforesight,thecompanyhasbeen offeringclickandcollectorfreelocaldelivery onallcarpurchasesduringthepandemic.It alsoenrolled acollectionanddeliveryservice forMOTsandvehicleservicingenabling customerstomaintaintheircar’sperformance withouttheworryofhavingtovisitthegarage.
Lifewasverydifferentinthe1950sandsince thatfirsthighstreetgarage,KeithMotorshas keptpacewithchangesandinnovationswhilst expandingacrossDorsetandintoHampshire. TheforefrontandfaceoftheKeithMotorswe knowtodayissituatedin LyndhurstRoad, Christchurch.
Bythe1980s,theFordfranchisewas acquired,andKeithMotorsFordhas been expandingthebrandeversince.
ARingwoodbranchwasopenedin2009, whichhassincebecome ausedcommercial centreofferingusedvan,truckandpick-up salesaswellasaftersalesandservicingfor lightcommercialsandolder retailvehicles.
In2014theMGfranchisewasacquiredand theKeithMotorsSelectshowroomwas created.
Athirddealershipin Verwoodwaspurchased in2016.
Throughoutalltheacquisitionsandexpansion, KeithMotorshas retainedanenthusiastic andlike-mindedteamdedicatedtotheir customers.
Andasalways,youwillfindgreatvaluenew carsaswellas awideselectionof handpicked qualityusedcarsandcommercialvehicles. With acompanythathassuchanestablished reputationtomaintain,youcanbesureof anaftersalesservicethatwillnotonlyhelp tokeepyourvehicleperformingwell,butwill helpwithmaintainingyourvehicle’svalue and keepingyourwarrantyuptodate.
From rental,servicing,MOT,repairs,partsand tyres,KeithMotorsis afirstportofcall,asit wasbackinthedaywhenCharlesKeithbuilt thefirm’sreputation.
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Theyearwasnineteenseventy-eight and Irecallstarting anewjobwith asmall familybusinessthatsoldclearanceart papertomagazineprintersintheLondon area.Therewereonlysixpeopleworking forthecompanyplustwoenormous Alsatiandogsthatbarkedincessantlyand frequentlyleftunmentionablesoutsidethe warehousedoors.
Thepostmanwhowasjustasscared ofthedogsasme,knockedontheoffice windowratherthanriskfingersthrough theletterbox.Hewasgreetedbysnarling monstersclawingattheglass.Heinsisted onleavingthepostonthewindowsilland whocouldblamehim?
Theownermanagedthebusinessinan antiquatedwayandwas aman inhismidfifties,tall,thin,withhishairpartedinthe middle.Itwasn’tlongbeforeIrealisedhe wassomeonewholackedcommunication skillsand regardedhiscustomersasan interruptiontothetelevisionprogrammes heconstantlywatchedinhisoffice.
Onmyfirstday,dressedinmyshiny mohairsuitwithflaredtrousersandkipper tie, Iedged my wayintothecramped officeasthebossheldontothedogsthat lookedintentonrippingoffmyhead. Iwas tolearntoolate,tomydismay,thatbeing tooclosetothesebeastsandwearing decentclothingwasunwise.Globulesof dribble,salivagrowingintothickerhanging shapes,inevitablyfound awayontoto you.
Irememberbeingintroducedto colleagues,oneofwhom Ilaterwent ontocallthe‘Fisherman’.HeaskedifI likedfishingandonhearingmynegative replysoonlostinterest.TheonlytimeI borrowedhislong,plasticruler,Iobserved thatthefirsttwoincheshadbeensnapped offtheendfromhimusingitas afly swatter -theyellowyblack remnantsofa squashedfly remained. Ivowedtobringin myownrulernexttime.
Aroundthreeo’clockeverydayin rolled ourtwoblackdeliverylorrieswithdirty
Photo: Samet Kurtkus/ Unsplashpaintwork reading‘PleaseCleanMe’ finger-paintedonthe rear doors.Thefirst driverwas aredheadwith acrazyhaircut andbadbreath.Theotherwas abarrelof amanwhosaidthesamethingtomeeach timehecamein,‘Stillherethen.’
Thebadlylit roomthat servedasa salesofficewassmall,dingyandpoorly decorated.Devoidofnormaloffice furniture,wesatonkitchenchairswith desksthatlookedasifthey’dcomefroma Victorianrummagesale.
Therewerenocalculatorsonly areadyreckonerandslideruleontheowner’s desk.Thisofficeonlyusedhandwritten recordsandtwotelephonesthatshared oneline. Ihadtowaitfor acolleague tofinishtheircallbeforemakingmine.I becamepartoftheirstrangeworldthat involvedlittleconversationandlotsof sportonthedustyoldRadioRentalsTV.
LunchwasincludedinthedealandBeryl, alarge womaninhersixties,turnedup everydayattwelveo’clocktobasharound inthekitchen.Inalltheheatoftheglorious summerweather,shealwaysworeher blue anorak.Therewouldbe ahissingsound and Ifearedshe’dnotlitthegasproperly. Hertakeonhygienewasinterestingtoo. Soupbowlswithfoodrunsdownthesides dissolvedanyhungerpangs Imayhave had.Shemusthavebeentheonlyperson intheworldcapableofscorching aboiled egg.Ononeoccasionmycolleagueswere sittingatthecrampedkitchentablestaring atthreebread rolls.Theyalltookoneand Isat therelookingattheemptyplate.The fishermansaid,‘Where’sMark’sone?’
Berylsighed,‘Imusthavethrownitinthe bin.’
Icringedasherfatarmenteredthe‘bin of athousandsins’to retrievetheplastic wrapper.Intriumphshepointedtomy roll.
ThedaythatBerylstarted asmallfirein thekitchen remainsetchedinmymind.As shepreparedlunch,sheinadvertentlyleft theteatowelonthetoasterwhichstarted
tosmoulder.Thebosswasfuriousand Berylwasaskedtoleave.Asshealready hadonherblueanorak,shewassoon gone.
Thereweretimeswhenthebosssulked, mainlywhen Isoldtheentiretyofanitem’s stock.He’dsay,‘Whatif acustomer comesontomorrowwanting apacketof thebluepaperandwehavenothingtosell them?’
When Iarrivedhomethateveningmy wifeasked,‘Didyouhave agoodday?’
‘Mmm,no.I’vebeenintrouble.’
‘Why,whathaveyoudone?’
‘Seemslike Isoldtoomuch.’
Istayedthreeyearswiththissmall setupbutanopportunityarosetowork foranotherlargerpapergroupthathad smartofficesandsalescommissionfor thestaff. Iwassuitablyimpressedwiththe computersforprocessingordersandstock control.However,overtime, Idiscovered thattheneworganisation Iworkedforwas toolargeandwewereforeverlostin asea oftakeoversandconstantchanges.
But Ineverlostsightofmy rootsand thoseearlydayswithmyoldcompany. Itwasmadnessandfunall rolledintoa ball.Gonewerethedayswhenthetoast wasburning(literally)orthetimetheboss encouragedmetohelphim‘lickandstick’ his‘GreenShieldStamps’intotheirbooks. Onthedaytheboss’sfather,agentleman inhislateeighties,wasgiventhejobof stickingthestampsonthemailpriorto posting,hewentthroughfortypoundsof stamps(alotinthosedays)applyingthem alloverthesurfacesoftheenvelopes, evencoveringtheaddresses. We certainly hadsomecolourfulmailthatday.
Backinthoseworkingdaystherewas littleurgency;lifewascalmerandthe onlyfirefightingwasdealingwithBeryl’s kitchenmishaps.However,what ashock Ireceivedonenteringthe real world ofwork.Oh,well,atleast Ihavesome amusingmemories.
Icannotsaythatfamilyhistorybeyondmy grandfathershasparticularlyinterested me.However,alloffortyyearsago Iwas rummagingthrough aboxofoldsheet musicinanantiquarianbookshopinAshley Rd,Boscombe,longsincecloseddown.
To mysurprise Ifoundthemanuscriptofa violinsonatabyFriedrichWilheimRUST republishedbyPetersin1926,butlongsince outofprint.Itmademecurious,so Itrolled throughvariousdictionariesofmusicians andfoundhimlistedas aCourtComposer totheDukeofSaxony.Iplayedthroughthe wholepiece,anditwascertainlywritten inthatperiod.Frankly,itwaspleasantbut distinctlyunmemorable.Hediedin1796.
Mygrandfatherondad’ssidewasbornin thelatterpartofthenineteenthcentury. MyfatherwasborninBournemouthinthe 1920s.Legendhasitthat abranchofthe familyemigratedtoEnglandshortlyafter theFrancoPrussian Warin1870.The rest remainedinGermany.One memberwas somewhatbizarrelynamedOTTOVON GROSSBURGERwhohadmarriedHeidi,
oneoftheRustdaughters.Hislifewas asbizarreashisname.Helefthiswife andfamilyandbecame amonkin asilent order.Already aqualifiedchemist,the monasteryusedhistalentstogoodeffect ashebecameanexpertindistillingbrandy. However,abatchhewasmakingto anew secretformulaexplodedinthecellarcausing extensivedamage.Thiswasin1939and unfortunatelytheS.S.heardaboutthisand forciblyconscriptedhimintotheArmy.While servingontheRussianFrontin1942the Germanswererunningdesperatelyshortof ammunition.Theyhadplentyofshellcases butwerefastrunningoutofexplosives forhandgrenades.Ottosettowork.
Unfortunately,notlongafterthisenterprise began,therewas amassiveexplosionatthe garrisonwhereOttowasstationed,andOT ashewasfondlyknownwasnomore.
Thereisaninterestingpostscripttothis story.In1969the monasterytowhomOtto hadbeenattachedwasindesperateneed ofmoneyfor roof repairsandindiggingup thedecayingtimbersinhisformerattic, discoveredthreecasesofthemuchpriced vintagebrandyof1938.Itwentunderthe hammeratanauctioninDusseldorfin1970 andwasspottedbyaneagleeyedMI6agent whopaidtheequivalentof£5Kforallthree cases.Inalltheephemerathatwassoldwith itwas atinylittlepocketbookwhichseemed tohaveverylittlevalue.Itturnedouttobe Otto’ssecretformulaswhichMI6hadno troubledeciphering.Knowingtheworldof spyingas Ido,itwouldbenosurpriseifthey werenottoinjectthisprizedvintagewith anundetectablepoisonforuseinthefield. Afterallwhocan resist a1938brandy.
Itwouldnotbetoofancifultospeculatethat Otto,weariedbythedailyscourging’sinthe monasterywasplanningtoescapewiththis cacheofbrandyas anicelittlenesteggfor hisfuture.Sadly,fameandfortuneofthe rightsortcametoolateforOtto.
Forthoseofyou,likeme,whohave alotofthoughtswhizzing aroundallthetime
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It’sagoodold-fashionedlist. Ilove alonglist, ashortlist,infact,anylistis fine,aslongasmythoughtsaretransferredtopaper.Somearejustrandom thoughtsandsomemoreimportant.However,whateverthethought, itgoesontomyphone.
We liveinsuchoverwhelmingtimesandnow,morethanever,weare probably spendingmuchmoretimeinour‘heads’tryingto‘KeepCalmandCarryon.’
We havearound60,000thoughts aday,soitprettymuchmakessensetoget someofthosethoughtsoutofourhead.
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TheD-DayStoryhasanexcitingnew addition,tobetterputvisitorsintheshoes ofthosewhotookpartintheNormandy Landings.LCT7074isthelastsurviving LandingCraft Tank thattookpartinthe D-DayLandingsandislargeenoughto havecarriedupto10tanksandtheircrew membersat atime.
ThevesselarrivedoffGoldBeachin NormandylateonD-Day,andputitstanks ashorethefollowingmorning.Itthenspent monthscarryingmoretanks,menand suppliesacrosstheChanneltohelpliberate Europe.
LCT7074’spostwar-careerwascolourful tosaytheleast.Itspenttimeas anightclub, beforesinkinginBirkenheadDock.Then, theNationalMuseumoftheRoyalNavy steppedinto rescuethelandingcraftwith fundingfromtheNationalHeritageMemorial Fundforits rescueandtheNationalLottery HeritageFundforits restoration.This restorationworkwasn’ttheonly challenge, asLCT7074alsohadtomakeitswayby seatoSouthsea,totakeitsplaceoutside TheD-DayStory.
TheD-DayStoryexperiencetakesplace infourparts -startingwith avisitonboard LCT7074,whichisnowhometothe museum’sSherman GrizzlyandChurchill Crocodiletanks.
Visitorscanlearnaboutthelandingcraft’s historyandthetanksitcarried,thanksto interactivetouch-screens,videoandsound. Ontheupperdeckbetakenbackintime, movingthroughthewheelhouse,officers’ quartersandgalley,thenit’suptothe bridgeandgundeck forstunningviews.
Yourvisitcontinuesinsidethemuseumwith ‘Preparations’,asyoufindoutaboutthe planningofD-Dayandhowthoseincharge madethecrucialdecisionsaroundwhen andwheretocrossthechannel.
Nextis‘D-DayLandingsandtheBattleof Normandy’.Here,compellingaudio-visual displaysshowhowthedayunfoldedon eachofthebeachesandprovideaninsight intothethoughtsonboardthelandingcraft duringtheirepicjourney.
Yourvisitculminateswiththespectacular OverlordEmbroideryandLegacyGallery. Theimpressive83-metrelongembroidery, longerthantheBayeux Tapestry,was createdtocommemoratepeoplewhotook partinD-Day.Hearthe Veterans’personal stories,givingtheir reflectionsontheir wartimeservice.
EntrytoLCT7074isincludedinadmission toTheD-DayStory,whichisopen10am5pm,sevendays aweek.Forfurther informationandtopurchaseticketsgoto theddaystory.com
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1kgRipe Tomatoes
1GreenPepper
1Cucumber
2or3ClovesofGarlic
220gExtra VirginOliveOil
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250gCold Water
5gSalt
50gSherry Vinegar
Chopthetomatoesandgreenpepper, peelthegarlicandcucumber,place in abowlandaddthe remaining ingredients:oliveoil,water,sherry vinegarandsalt.
Blendeverythinguntilithas averyfine texture.
Onceblended,passthegazpacho through asieve,correctthevinegar andsaltifnecessary.
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ThisAugust(25th)marksthe80th anniversaryofwhenthisHawkerHurricane L1592leftRAFChristchurch,forNo15 MaintenanceUnitatRAF Wroughton, aftertenmonthsofactiveservicewiththe SpecialDutyFlight(SDF),inorderforittobe relegatedtoadvancedpilottraining.
Whatmakesthisaircraftspecialisthatit nowhangsfromtheceilingintheFlight GalleryattheScienceMuseum,South Kensington.Itistheworld’soldestHawker Hurricane,the46thbuiltinthefirstbatch fromHawkersatBrooklands,builtwith fabriccoveredwingsratherthanmetal.
ThephotoofL1592,takenratherunusually fromabove,showstheaircraftflownbyFL/ LtDouglasRaymentoftheSDFinOctober 1940.SadlyFL/LtRaymentwaskilledon 17thJuly1941withtheSDF.
Thisaircrafthadpreviouslybeeninaction againsttheLuftwaffeoverDunkirkandwas damagedon1stJune1940andagainduring theBattleofBritainwhenitcrashlanded
on18thAugust1940beforeundergoing another rebuildbeforetheSDFreceivedit. Nevertheless,itstillhadthestarboardwing fromanotherHurricane,whichisevidentin thecamouflagepaintscheme.
TheSDFusedL1592toescortanddefend radartrialsaircraftbut,italsocarriedout localareadefence.Onenotableinterception withtheSDFduringtheBattleofBritainwas on15thOctober1940whenL1592tookoff aftertheairraidsirenwentoffandthelone L1592founditclosingon aformationof24 MesserschmittBf109sthatthepilot,P/O CliffordWrighthadmistakenforSpitfires! Hedivedawayjustintime.
AftertheBattleofBritainofficiallyended,the Luftwaffestillmountedraidsontheareaand L1592wasstillinactionon10thNovember 1940whenFL/LtDouglasRayment attacked aDornierDo215in aformation oftwentyaircraft,perhapsthelastofmany scrapesithadwiththeenemy.Therefore,it isquiteamazingthatitstillexistsforall tosee!
Duringthevicious Winterof1617theseaaroundthe remoteNorwegian islandof Vardoisthrowninto aviciousstorm. Ayoungwoman,Maren, watchesasthefishermenoftheislandperishinaninstant,leaving Vardo as aplaceonlyofwomen.Eighteenmonthslater,asinisterfigurearrives. AbsalomCornethasbeensummonedtobringthewomenoftheislandto heel.Hehastravelledwithisyoungwife,Ursa,whobeginstoencounter somethingshehasneverseenbefore;independentwomen.Butwhere Ursafindshappiness,Absalomseesonly aplacefloodedwith aterrible evil,onehemust rootoutatallcosts. Agreattaleof acommunityfilledwith suspicionandhowlovecanproveasdangerousasitispowerful.
Take adiveintothedeeptodiscoverwhatitisaboutwaterthatseducesus, healsusandbringsustogether.Why,whenwenolongerneedtoswimfor survival,wouldanyonechoosetoswiminfreezingArcticwatersorpiranhainfestedriversjustbecausetheyarethere?Swimmingis aquietsportina chaoticage;itistherapeuticforthosewhoareinjuredandcanbeone route tothatelusive,ecstaticstateofFlow.Propelledbystoriesofpolarswim champions, aBaghdadswimclub,Olympianathletes,modern-daysamurai swimmersandevenanIcelandicfishermanwhoimprobablysurvived asixhour swiminthewintryAtlantic,Why We Swimtakesusaroundtheglobein aremarkable,all-encompassingaccountoftheworldofswimming.
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Overthenext weeksthenegotiations culminatedinanagreementtobuythehouse at £220,000andabout 5weekslaterhehad thekeys. Therewasnomortgage required to buy,themoneycamefromaninheritance.
May2009,purchased for:£220,000 Rent received2009 –2021c£143,335
SaleagreedApril2021 £347,500 Obviouslytherehave been costs –c£18,000 Sowhatdothesefiguresshow?
Theyshowthatthe ownerhas returned approximately £125,000(rentless costs)on hisoriginalinvestment–about50%andhe nowhasan assetworth£127,500more thanhepaid forit, an overall “profit” of c£252,500, –114%!
Idon’tknowwhathedid with theincome but,ifhesaveditforhis retirement,that combinedwiththesaleproceeds couldmean thathenow hasalmost£500,000 available
Wall Street movie(1987)GordonGekko: “Idon’tthrow dartsataboard. Ibet onsurethings. Read Sun-tzu, TheArt of War. Everybattleiswonbefore itis everfought.”
jeremy.clarke@belvoirlettings.com
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