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"Just an Ordinary Bloke" - My 
Memoirs now Available Online

I have written my memoirs that look back over a period of sixty years; from the post war depression of the 1940s to the hi-tech world of the twenty-first century. Most of these reminiscences are recorded as seen through my eyes. On occasion I have quoted statements and dialogue that reflect the substance of the situation and not necessarily for effect. Any opinions or bias are strictly that of the author.

The idea of recording these memoirs came to me in the year 2011. Every life is a series of unique stories and, since I have no heirs to perpetuate my earthly journey, the alternative was to write an autobiography and archive it for everyone to read. A true labour of love created as time permitted, the finished product saw the light of day five years after its inception.

In the spirit of the electronic age, these memoirs have been archived on a unique Internet website. For access, the URL is: https://barrypagememoirs.weebly.com

"Just an Ordinary Boy" - My Childhood Memoirs now Available Online

These memoirs look back over a period of thirteen years; from the post war depression of the 1940s to when I entered my teenage in November, 1958, and a little beyond. For access, the URL is: https://justanordinaryboy.weebly.com

"Just an Ordinary Retiree" - My Retirement Memoirs now Available Online

These memoirs record the years of my retirement from age 60 to when I successfully reached the psychological threshold of ‘three score years and ten’. For access, the URL is: 
https://barrypageretirement.weebly.com

"Seventy Plus – The Bonus Years" - My Post-retirement Memoirs now Available Online

I successfully passed beyond the psychological threshold of ‘three score years and ten’, and continued unabated towards my dotage – enjoying the bonus years as much as possible. For access, the URL is: https://barrypageseventyplus.weebly.com

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