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Hi Helen, yes, this is the rear of Anne's close. I think this pic was taken around 87-88.

Lived at 32 Princes Street 1968/1969 house hit by tornado, temporary move to Limassol rehoused at 26 Barnet Road.

Have just seen this photo and wondered if it was from our back garden 7 Anne's close from 70-73 My dad made a garden with tons of topsoil he had delivered and made paths using loads of big stones we used to collect regularly, from a beach in Limassol. It looks like the view from our back garden.

Noticed this photo is from 72. We lived in 7 Annes close 70-73. My brother was Kenneth.

Great photo. Such a lovely memory. we lived in 7 Anne's close 70-73
Used to ride up that hill and beyond to my friends house. My mums friend lived in the bungalow top right.

Lived at 5 Phillip Road from July 1968 - July 1971. Best three years of my childhood. Would love to hear from anyone else who was there around the same time and recalls the damage done to the station by the water spouts / whirl winds around Xmas 1969/70. Have so many fantastic memories of my time there. RAF Akrotiri will always be a very special place for me.

I lived at number 1 The Oval from 1998 - 2000. Beautiful little house, I loved the barbecue in the garden and have many fond memories walking up the drive after school, to get ready to spend the rest of the day at the pool!

i arrived Cyprus Sep 6th 1960 by MS Dilwara, one of the last troopships, with my parents and 2 siblings. On the 10 days sea crossing we stopped at Gibralter and Malta. Shared a cabin with 3 other kids my age. I was 13. Dad was RAF. Landed at Famagusta then military bus dropping px off enroute to Limassol where we alighted and got booked into Hotel Continental on seafront for a few days while Dad searched for off base accommodation. After 3 days we moved into our first home in Cyprus which was a well built bungalow with address "from Polimedia crossroads go up Ayia Philia (spelling hehe)then take 4th turn on left".
Our unique bungalow and home for a year was last house on the right.
Ole. with such an address no chance getting lost ! School bus to Berengaria ACS pick up point was end of my road. nearest class mates lived not too far away. best friend was Terry Kennelly same class. many weekends we partied his house booze and fags with his parents up at the Akrotiri Sgts Mess functions. no chance my home because siblings disloyal and parents not smoke Facebook Dennis R. Thompson