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Hi Maureen lives on the
High Street in Eyemouth
I suggest you leave your
name and number and someone
can pass it on to her.
If you frequent Eyemouth
local restaurants, I am sure
you will find her having a
coffee. None of the family
live in Burnmouth.
She is very well and I saw
her this past summer in
Eyemouth

I'd love to meet up with Maureen, daughter of Jane and Bob but don't know her married name or address. Can anyone help?

Not sure if anyone can help or not, but my daughter and her fella are looking for a b&b in Burnmouth this Saturday night. Preferably with a nice comfy double bed :-) (Loves young dream). Thought there used to be a few options but can' t seem to dine anything. Julie

Hi every one heres somthing my dad as wiggy bell wrote in the 1990's i have many more to put on this is one about the village bell allaster affleck ownes this boat. Village belle the angers pride not much fish with too much tide from carstairs they came just for a break to enjoy some fish instead of steak these fine chaps they treat the ill no such thing a magic pill the best of bate the always bring what we call twine they call string not one squeemish or feeling sick some cans of beer will do the trick not so smooth a wee bit rough for their sake he hopes their's stuff he's tried the wrecks and all the sea the best thing now a cup of tea the anglers come just for pleasure not each fish to closely measure coming north to cows for slack we all these years he knows the mark now it's slack and on the bit one's got a cod his face fare lit it's not so bad they've filled a flet things are grand an hour left yet village belle a strong built boat new keel and planks we paint a coat may they come for many years skipper their with joy he steers village belle with style and grace the finest boat within the place. Hope you all like that will do some more soon my fingers are sore:)

Comment is asked re last old post card. Surely that is the Martin's house on right, looking up Cowdrait to the west. From the 1950s to late 1970s the house on left was owned/occupied by Ailsie Martin and in the 50s had a postbox in the wall.