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Views of Sonning & Sonning Eye
Scarecrow Trail 2004
Annual Village Rounders Match 2004
Of the 300-odd people present, nearly 60 were taking part, representing six teams; namely SWMC, Church, WI, School, PTA and Baden Powell. John Woodhouse, captain of last year's winners SWMC, decided that in order to celebrate the 10th year of this event, the players should wear fancy dress in a manner befitting the team they represented, & here are some of them ...
Load of Bull
'Trafalgar Day' at The Bull, 21st October 2005
Halloween at The Bull, 2005
Sonning Regatta 2006
Paintings of Sonning & Sonning Eye
Days Gone By [Suttons Seeds Cricket Club]
In 1894 the Post Office allowed the posting of commercially manufactured postcards bearing adhesive stamps. A standard postcard size of 4.¾” x 3½” was introduced a year later. The address was written on one side and the reverse bore a small picture leaving sufficient space to write a message.
In 1902 the Post Office allowed pictures to appear on the front of postcards with both a message and address on the back. Postcard manufacturers began to issue cards with a line drawn down the middle of the back to show where the message and address should be written. These became the standard, still used today, of picture postcards with a ‘divided back’.
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