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Scuse my ignorance but where the h*l* is Bracklesham Bay sounds like it came from an Enid Blyton book. No! don't tell me it's in the Maldives.

South coast, Sussex, a bit upmarket for us northerners, apart from Silent.

It gets a mention in Saturday Kids by The Jam, along with Selsey Bill, which is the only reason I’ve heard of it.
 



South coast, Sussex, a bit upmarket for us northerners, apart from Silent.

It gets a mention in Saturday Kids by The Jam, along with Selsey Bill, which is the only reason I’ve heard of it.

Ha ha Snap!!!!!!!!!!
 
South coast, Sussex, a bit upmarket for us northerners, apart from Silent.

It gets a mention in Saturday Kids by The Jam, along with Selsey Bill, which is the only reason I’ve heard of it.
Phew! Silent in 'The Jam', drums or bass, wow not apricot, hi love a bit o' apricot on mi toast. Buwtifull.
 
South Coast, between Portsmouth and Bognor Regis. Close to a place called Selsey, and both of them mentioned in the classic song "Saturday's Kids" by The Jam.
Be a lot o' matelots darn there then. Scrapp'n wit matelots in Bracklesham Bay, were our Silent.
 
Be a lot o' matelots darn there then. Scrapp'n wit matelots in Bracklesham Bay, were our Silent.

Not sure about that mate, never been there myself, but it looks more like a place you go to retire, rather than a place full of sailors in pubs, looking for a scrap.

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Not sure about that mate, never been there myself, but it looks more like a place you go to retire, rather than a place full of sailors in pubs, looking for a scrap.

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Very nice mate, would pass for the Maldives, b*u* sea, golden sands, distinct lack of coconut palms though.
Bet that's the Silent family white bungalow with the red fence.
 
Very nice mate, would pass for the Maldives, b*u* sea, golden sands, distinct lack of coconut palms though.
Bet that's the Silent family white bungalow with the red fence.
That is where we went

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Looks nice SB, afraid I slummed it at Butlins Skeggy with a mate, believe '57 or ,58 at the most we were 16, how the bloody hell did we get in. Also to Mosney, Eire a couple of years later, that was a nice camp, no segregation of sexes or singles and families, really did make for a better atmosphere.
 

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