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Only Yesterday

 

 

times of my life

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Richard Baldwyn believes passionately in tradition and the importance of memory, emphasising that, whether we like it or not, we are rooted in the past and our present and future are its product. Every experience has a potential future which, unless nourished, will fade away. Modern technology does not encourage person-to-person story-telling and letter-writing. Old age is the harvest time of life and is the moment to reap memory.  That is why he has put pen to paper hoping that the moments in the long life of which he writes, will not only be of interest to those who read of them now but more importantly will inform and entertain future generations.
‘This charming catalogue of incidents and people characterises the fascinating life of a man whose career has been rich and colourful. Sandwiching war and the RAF between Harrods and show business, Richard Baldwyn captivated me with his thoughtful musings and absorbing anecdotes. Gentle, amusing, and nostalgic, this book makes delightful reading.’ Wendy Craig
‘This delightful collection of contemplative remembrances meanders beautifully through the rich tapestry that is Richard Baldwyn's life. Instantly engaging, you'll feel privileged to share these insights, which are full of wit, humour, wisdom and nostalgia. A book which is hard to finish without yearning to know more about this fascinating man and his many enterprising exploits.’ Ralph Bernard CBE
‘I am pleased at his venerable age, a small part of which – some thirty-four years – I have known him, RB has finally decided to give us, so elegantly and humorously, the benefit of his wisdom and experience. While this may have started as a work of love for his grandchildren, it has developed into a work of love and hope for us all. John Frame MBE
Only Yesterday, Times Of My Life, by Richard Baldwyn, published by Kendal & Dean, Berkshire, ISBN 978-0-9556719-0-6, £12.99 pbk.