"London was just one big party," said Audrey Lamontagne-Defriez. "Trouble fell from our shoulders because we wouldn't be bombed anymore. "We didn't have to worry about air raid shelters anymore."
I Spent My Vacation Living Out My Grandfather's Love for Lobstering
The starchy smell of newsprint filled the kitchen at my grandparents' house when we sat down to dinner, a tradition that intertwined food, family, and memories.
Jack Woolley: 'My first Olympics was awful - and not just results-wise'
My involvement with Cairn Community Games goes back to before I was even born. In the 1980s, my grandparents were volunteers with the organisation, when my mam and her siblings were competing.