Past – Fred Hartshorn

Gnr Alan Herbert Hartshorn ( – 1944) – Find A Grave Photos

Source: Gnr Alan Herbert Hartshorn ( – 1944) – Find A Grave Photos

1921-1944

Stepping back into Carol’s Past.

Went to find the Cookley Equestrian Centre where my wife Carol was a Girl Groom in the 70’s.

And we found it although the name and owner had changed.

Carol got to chat to 3 of the current girl grooms, swapping tales and memories.

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