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Philip Birtles, Chairman
of the de Havilland Aircraft Heritage Centre with a brief history
of the development of the Mosquito at Salisbury Hall
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| Spring 2006
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The story of Opal Whiteley's long life, the last 44 years of which were spent in Napsbury Hospital, has inspired a cult following in the Pacific North West of the USA.
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New babies born at Willows farm in January. Father "Wild Boar", mother large lop eared spotted sow, piglets allsorts. There were 9 piglets, all different colours, all hungry at different times and only 3 inclined to pose for the camera. Thanks to Kathy Hider for the photo.
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The Napsbury Signal Box which closed in 1979. Gerry Ephgrave reminisces on a signalman's life. Thanks to John Hinson for the cover picture. For more information on signal boxes visit http://www.signalbox.org/.
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London Colney School - pencil drawing by Rosie Hider in Year 5.
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Holly, one of Liz Jakeman's three beautiful dogs. Liz is our animal warden. See her article on dog training your dog to respond to the 'recall' command. Thanks to liz Jakeman for the photo.
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Ward F13 of the Middlesex County War Hospital from a postcard loaned by Wally Vernon. Maria Aguado writes the first in a series of three articles on famous residents of Napsbury Hospital. In this issue - Ivor Gurney..
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Lawyer's wig or Ink Cap (Coprinus comatus)
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The cover illustration for this issue, Afternoon at Home (Design for a Postcard) by Louis Wain, appears by permission of V & A Images, Victoria & Albert Museum.
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London Colney Lakes after Febuary Snow .
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