This is a photograph of my sister Rita when she Was 4 years old , picture her standing on the
Shingle just below the bridge to the Railway Station , people gathered up above casting
down money towards her
.
After Mud larking we would go down the end of the wharf inside Portsmouth Harbour ,and on the right hand side , it was more sand than mud , that is where we used to clean up our bodies and monies before we set off home , or to the shop to buy sweets .
A lot of people would often tell me at different times of my life ,how soft my face was, and how young I looked,(I still look good for my age, Just little too fat.) so I think mud has it's benefits .
On to the bottom of the Mudlarks statue with all the others that went before him, is the name of my brother Edward Blake . I believe he is to be the last one to be put on the memory plaque but I must say, I had hoped to be placed there myself with my other brother Peter Blake.
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