OK. We have a picture here. More hand coloured. Yes, that's right. There was a thing those days. This is my mother's brother, Len, Leonard. Your mother's brother. OK. Leonard. And Irene, the woman he married. Would the people colouring them in have been there? No. And knew what colours to paint? Probably my mum who did it. Really? She had a little collection of inks. No way. Oh yeah. I didn't know she could do that kind of stuff. Oh yeah. Here's a picture of Lily. This is her cousin in Canada now. Oh. With her husband, Frank, who's dead now. Right. Lily Faithfull. That's 1931. Right. So you were a baby there at that wedding probably maybe? Yes, I was, yeah. This is the wedding here. Oh OK. I'm a page boy. Oh. There's Lily there. Oh yeah. There's grandad, Ren, behind. That's Fred, the husband. That's Fred, his best man. I've forgotten her. Oh, it's Pamela, my other cousin. That was Mary's daughter. Mary was the eldest. This one. OK. Daughter of her. So this was a silk set, trousers and shirt. Wow. Which mum made. Here we are, together. So I was a page boy and I can't remember her name now. But she was full of, she'd been somewhere where there were snakes. And she was always telling me about the snake that swallows a pig. Apparently in India they do. It's one with a jaw open wide, you know. Wow.
