First camp – photographs by David Thomas
 Victoria and Celia’s hair-washing salon 1 |
 Victoria and Celia’s hair-washing salon 2 |
 Victoria and Celia’s hair-washing salon 3 |
 CRI commer van with unknown man. Who is he? |
 David Thomas with boys and CRI vans |
 Michael Peel with boys |
 Boys and CRI vans |
 Boys with guitar |
 Boys with David Beeby and Gordon Edwards |
 Unknown church spires |
First camp – photographs by David Beeby
 Plattenhof with Stefan Saum and Maria |
 Plattenhof |
 Backerei |
 Volkswagen with the Marias |
 Wilfred Kahan |
 Dieter Reindl |
 Willy Rybaks |
 René Nemeth |
 Washing up with David Thomas and Michael Peel |
 Lunchtime |
 Surgery, David Ward with Peter Rybaks |
 Tent inspection by Gordon Edwards |
 Hockey match – Gordon in the background |
 Hockey match |
 The lake at Plattenhof |
 On top of Feldberg |
 FD with Martyn, Gordon and Oliver |
 Visit to Triberg |
 The staff – left to right Martyn Edelsten, Gordon Edwards, David beeby, Susan Bennett, Celia Charnings, Ian Cooper, David Ward, Victoria Waterton, David Thomas, Michael Peel. |
 CRI flagpole |
 View of Freiburg |
 View of Freiburg |
Second camp – photographs by Lindsay Smith
 Staff and boys on the second 1964 camp |
 Washing up |
 Meal time |
 Meal time |
 Hockey |
 Boy with pole |
 Boy on rocks somewhere |
 View of St Peter, the nearest village |
Second camp – photographs by Susan Wilmott
 John Rignall and boys |
 Paul Hawksworth (probably) – not sure about the others |
 Christine Green and Lindsay Smith |
 Lindsay + John, possibly on Feldberg |
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I have two comments, the first is an apology. The sharp eyed may have spotted a duplication of pictures of Philip Seddon and Victoria Waterton. I must apologise to Victoria, who I never knew, because in my picture the caption reads as though she was a child for this I am sorry. My second comment relates to a picture of Witold Kalinoski taken by David Beeby. Witold went on several camps, latterly he went as someone between the older children and the adults. He gained some responsibility and was treated accordingly. His experience of having grown up with the camps was invaluable. Does anyone know where he is now? It would be great to have a comment from him of his memories of the camps, even in German!
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[…] have also seen some comments from former campers (here and here), and from Peggy Heap, who fostered a child from Hungary via […]
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