Lower Tean Staffs |
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The Gardners,
Brian,
Pat and son
Adam moved from
24 Carterhatch Road Enfield in 1987 when
Brian took a new job with Staffs County Council then located in
Hanley. Adam had to change
schools and move from the
Latymer School in Edmonton to the
VIth Form College in Fenton.
After the successfull
interview, Brian and Pat went house hunting in Staffs, finally choosing to buy 5 Teanhurst
Close (£60,000) from Brian's new boss. View from the garden 1995. |
 "5 Teanhurst Close")
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Christmas 2003 with the grandchildren in the lounge. Left to right on setee, Felicity, Charlotte and Alex. On carpet, Gracie and Phillip. |
 "5 Teanhurst Close")
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| Originally the whole of Teanhurst Close was the garden and orchard belonging to the Doctor's house (demolished in the 1970's) which was called 'Teanhurst'. 5 Teanhurst Close occupies an area once covered by part of this house. The photo is a copy of a rather poor early picture of 'Teanhurst'. |
 "Teanhurst")
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| The favourite local for eating out. The location for Brian Gardner's 60th birthday surprise 'do'. |
| Along from the Dog and Partridge, down Mill lane to the old millpond. A good place for grandchildren to paddle. The photo shows Gracie and Alex down by the millpond in 2005. |
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To the A50 and Stoke-on-Trent. Location of Unity House in Hanley where Brian
Gardner worked from 1987 for about 8 years before working at Hixon. Also the location of
the VIth Form College attended by Adam Gardner from 1987. View Hanley map. |
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To Uttoxeter, the local market town, and then on to Hixon where Brian Gardner worked for the
last years before retirement in 2004. Also Amerton Farm a popular venue for the grandchildren. View Hixon map.. |
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(f) Route to Buxton via Cheadle
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Route to the Buxton area, Peak Dale the home of the Stamford family and Earl Sterndale. View Buxton Map |
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