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DOODLEBUGS AND THE CORRIDOR

by CSV Action Desk Leicester

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CSV Action Desk Leicester
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Janet D Hargis
Location of story:听
Cheam, Surret
Background to story:听
Civilian
Article ID:听
A6976164
Contributed on:听
14 November 2005

We lived in the path of the "doodlebugs" (flying bombs) to the south of London. There was no danger from flying glass in the corridor of our flat as the front door opened onto a landing and we kept all the room doors closed.

Most bombs flew over us but if we heard one coming and the engine stopped we dived for the corridor.

One day my sister and I hit the doorway together, got stuck and began giggling! Our mother got cross so we packed it in and fell into the corridor. "Girls, it's not funny!" said Mum.

This story has been entered by Terry Greenwood on behalf of Janet D Hargis who has given her written permission so to do.

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