DAF N DAUGHT

I took this pic of Daf and her daughter while I was down in Penznace.....Daf (yes I have her permission) is on the right and her daughter is on the left.....Dafs daughter thought it was hilarious when I met her later and dribbled the contents of a greasy burger down my shirt while I spoke to her!!,,,the little baby is Dafs daughters.....I think!!!

View Full Size

Rating:
Tags:
Views: 38

Add a Comment

You need to be a member of Hanover World to add comments!

Join Hanover World

Comment by dancing daf on July 3, 2009 at 7:58am: Lovely photo Arthur I think that was the day I was going to Quay Day. I think we had better get the guest room ready for the influx of visitors we are going to have good job you did not put all the photos on site Arthur as they will be queueing at our door. What a fantastic week you had being Golowan and the weather was good to you too.
Our Cornish Evening is this Sunday will let you know how it goes. The baby in the photo is grand-daughter number 7 her name is Marissa and the lady in the middle is one of my neighbours Hazel.

Comment by Angela Begnett on July 3, 2009 at 7:27am: Great photos Arthur, Penzance in the evening looks lovely and so nice to see Daf, we were talking via online chat in the week, I think we shall all move to Penzance it looks and sounds great.
Angela

Welcome to
Hanover World

Sign Up
or Sign In

Welcome to Hanover World!

About Us

Hanover World is our online social community for Hanover Housing residents. Join us and you can meet new friends from the comfort of your own home. It's free and easy to use.

Hanover is the first housing association to provide an online network for residents.

Create your own profile, share photos, write an online diary, create an event, add videos and music or just enjoy a friendly chat. Hanover world is for all Hanover residents, friends and family members to join and enjoy!

To visit the Hanover website please click here

If you have any questions or need any assistance with Hanover World then please email hanoverworld@hanover.org.uk