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The more we grow, the more you can make.
How it works:

There are 2 main ways to make money with The Berry Tree:

1. The advertising included in your membership grows your business for you

This advertising is used to bring in new members that are distributed evenly throughout The Berry Tree. Signups are placed under existing members based on their enrollment date, so people that join after you help you profit faster.

Once your 1st position exceeds $312.00 in profits, you are automatically given another position to increase your earning potential. Because your membership includes advertising to grow your business, your success does not depend on you selling on your own.

2. Refer others or advertise more to grow your business

If you want to make even more money, faster, we can show you how to easily sponsor others. You�ll get into profit faster and you can even earn on EVERYONE in the company. Even those who joined before you!
Your membership includes:

Corporate managed advertising to bring in new members and customers. We buy in bulk and work with some of the top ad agencies in the world to get more of every dollar we spend.

5 websites � 2 personal recruiting websites, 1 product site and 2 support and training sites.

O2 Berry Product and Exclusive Worldwide Marketing Rights. Nutronix International has launched a new product into the market through their new division called The Berry Tree.
You will get the O2 Berry product each month to use and / or share with other potential customers.
Remember, everyone who joins after you helps you get into profit faster.

Join before they do!

http://www.myberrytree.com/bt83305/

Note: LAUNCHED NOW!!! SIGN UP AND GRAB YOUR TOP SPOT!!!

Email me for more details

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info on mother and baby home	by sarah (Member 10233302) on 9-Nov-2008
does anyone have any information on a mother and baby home in camberwell grove number 201 it was in the 1930"s my father was born there before he was adopted , Reply

Secretan Road Camberwell	by eileen (Member 10232880) on 30-Oct-2008
I was born here in 1954 does anybody have a photos of the street. Also Crown Street arches Camberwell where the totters used to sort out. Reply

Boys home run by nuns.Possibly Surrey	by eileen (Member 10232880) on 21-Oct-2008
My father was born in 1920 in camberwell when he was around 10 he was placed in a home for boys run by nuns, I believe it was in the Carshalton area does anybody have any idea where it could be. My father used to say he was fed well on rhubub jam. Any help would be appriecated. Reply

Kenninton School circa 1970-1974	by MICHAEL TROTTIER (Member 10231813) on 7-Oct-2008
Hi Any old guys from Mr Massauers class I was a prefect dressed wierd hung around with Philip Green ,..Where are you now Makenzie and gang. Reply

The Synergy Centre	by The Synergy Centre (Member 10229466) on 22-Jul-2008
The Synergy Centre is a community arts centre in Camberwell, South London that provides affordable space for hire to community groups and professional arts companies, informal creative education projects for local young people and acts as a community hub for South London's diverse communities. For more information, please have a look on our website www.thesynergycentre.org Reply

DUTTY CLOTHING	by Stephen Luke (Member 10194772) on 28-May-2008
Check out www.duttyclothing.co.uk for new cool Retro/Vintage/Designer/American Sports/Athletic t-shirt designs. Reply

Looking for DAVID LONG - Rotherhithe Old Road	by GEMMA LAWMAN (Member 10225761) on 5-May-2008
hi i am looking for a man called David Long, he is roughly 47/48 now and I believe that he's parents names were Ivy & Frederick Long who I also believe have now passed away. If you know David Long please get in contact as it is important that I speak to him, I am his biological daughter and would like to know if he is alive and well. I have been told by my aunt that he lived in 56 rotherhi the old rd, southwark back in 1984, he is apprently a QPR fan. thanks in advance. Gemma Louise Lawman ... more >> Reply

Meet your ideal partner	by Dani Sacco (Member 10112368) on 11-Apr-2008
Fancy meeting some hunky guys or some real babes throughout London ? Of course you do - all you have to do is cut and paste this address into your browser and you can soon find the ideal match for you, for FREE..... http://online.slowdating.com Reply

families	by Patricia Burgess (Member 10219121) on 2-Apr-2008
Re my last post, I don't know any more about my grandparents, but with some digging I have come up with "Cocks' barrows" Waterloo Road Camberwell. Aparently, according to a cousin in England, these are still in existence. Any info would be greatfully appreciated, and even better, if I could get an email address Re: families by Joe Blunt (Member 10016301) on 7-Sep-2008 If I remember right Waterloo Road was a very short road from Lomond Grove to Camberwell green, it was locally known as 'Waterloo Market', it was the old fashioned traditional market with market stalls which were known as 'barrows', there was actually a family called 'Cox' who run a Fruit & Veg Barrow in this market - it all fits. Re: families by barbara (harris) Whitlock (Member 10005688) on 7-Oct-2008 Hello The name is "Cocks" - daughters of one of the owners are good friends of mine, I am still intouch with them. I was in camberwell earlier this year (from USA) family still there - and walked through what was Waterloo St. which doesn't exist anymore. Re: families by John Harding (Member 10232757) on 17-Oct-2008 The name Pat Burgess seems familiar. Did you go to Brunswick Park School? If not however, I can join in mourning for the old Waterloo Street and its market. I used to go with my mother to her shopping, and was sometimes given the task of bringing the Sunday joint home on Saturday from the butcher's where it had been kept in the cold-room. The memory of the stalls, Cater's grocer's, the little sweetshop, the greengocer's -Priest's- at one end, and the fishmonger's at the other. Stone's was on the opposite side. When tiny I was prevailed upon to sing in Cater's, but later became too shy. John Harding ... more >> Re: families by eileen (Member 10232880) on 19-Oct-2008 If anybody has photo of waterloo market at Camberwell that would be great. Also can anybody remember the name of the florist opposite Kembers the chemist. Re: families by barbara (harris) Whitlock (Member 10005688) on 20-Oct-2008 Yes, and Caters - remember the broken biscuit selection? We couldn't afford the whole ones!! Pat Burgess...familiar to me too, but I didn't go to Brunswick....she might have lived close by - I was in the Lomond Grove area. As for pictures of Waterloo St.....I can poke about in some of my little booklets, whatever see what I can come up with. The Flower shop...errm.....can see it, can't re member...but will post again if I do ... more >> Re: families by eileen (Member 10232880) on 20-Oct-2008 Was the florist named Finneys it seems to ring a bell but I could not be certain, My family were from Lomond Grove in the 1930s until the slum clearance of the early 1960's. I also lived there in the early 1970's. Re: families by barbara (harris) Whitlock (Member 10005688) on 23-Oct-2008 Oh, that does ring a bell! Reply

Gloucester Grove Primary School	by D Kingsmill (Member 10221197) on 5-Mar-2008
I attended Gloucester Grove Primary from 1953 til 1958. The only names I can rember are Vivienne Harvey and little Ethel Johnson. Music teacher was Miss Elland, who used to make Pipes from Bamboo sticks, my Mother made a carrying bag with a draw string. Any one else from that time? Re: Gloucester Grove Primary School by Linda Langford (Member 10231144) on 30-Aug-2008 I attended Gloucester Grove Primary, around 1953-1959, my name was Linda Holland, i remember Miss Eland, she was a very spiteful teacher, she was my form teacher, i remember she used to play the piano in assembly, also Mr Short or Shorter cant quite remember, one of the girls i went to school with postted a photo of the school choir on friends reunited & he is in that, he was also the music teacher. Reply

Peckham Secondary School denmark house	by june a scully (Member 10219983) on 23-Jan-2008
anyone out there who was in miss waite"s class fwould love to hear from youromsay from 1951 to 1955 Re: Peckham Secondary School denmark house by icebern (Member 10215864) on 28-Jan-2008 Hello June I went to Denmark Hill in the 50's. I cant remember Miss Waite, but can recall Miss Meyers (English) Mrs Reeves Conner (Maths, Music) and Miss Hadliegh (French). Re: Peckham Secondary School denmark house by june a scully (Member 10219983) on 30-Jan-2008 Hi, So glad to hear from you, yes I was in class 1wa I left in 1955, I have a photo of the head mistress and teachers, if you can think of anything else let me know Reply

my grandparents	by Patricia Burgess (Member 10219121) on 6-Jan-2008
I am trying to find our more about my grandparents, Walter Herbert Caddock and Clara Augusta Caddock. Walter had a street of stalls, fish, fruit and veg etc. would have been the mid 1950's. We moved to NZ in 1952, and as far as I know, he was still going then. We lived in flats in Stockwell Park Road, and I was born in St Georges Way Re: my grandparents by Patricia Burgess (Member 10219121) on 16-Jan-2008 Further to my last post, talking to my mum today, grandmother's maiden name was Clara Augusta Cocks, so would be interested in following that lead also. Reply

Mosedale street	by icebern (Member 10215864) on 28-Oct-2007
Hi I am loking for anyone that lived in Mosedale street in the early fifties. Valerie and David Double Lorraine Gardiner Pauline osmond K enny saint Violet smith would love to hear from any of you ... more >> Re: Mosedale street by june a scully (Member 10219983) on 20-Jan-2008 Hi, Dont know if it is any help I was born on the 5th June 1939 in mosedale street in camberwell, did not know until now that it still exists. Re: Mosedale street by icebern (Member 10215864) on 28-Jan-2008 Hello again June. Im afraid I may hahve mis-lead you.Mosedale Street is no longer there. The last time I went back it had turned into blocks of house/apartments for the elderly I think. I was there from 1944 (A year old) I lived at No 33. Re: Mosedale street by John Harding (Member 10232757) on 17-Oct-2008 Hullo, have just seen the note on Mosedale Street. Lived there at no. 57, 1941-1967. My sister Joan would particularly like to hear from any who remember her. Where are all her local friends now: Jean Hammond and Pat Lodge of Vicarage Grove, Eileen Knapman, George Simmons, Terry Venables, sonny Dix, George Marrable, John Dunn, Richard Moaks. A roll of honour; pleae excuse me for any omitted. John Harding Reply

12th May 1956 Adopted Brian James Bain	by Patty Cosby (Member 10093938) on 28-Sep-2007
Searching for my brother whose name before adoption was Brian James Bain dob 12th May 1956 born Doncaster Street Maryhill Glasgow. Mother Mary Mcleod Barclay (maiden name)Bain dob 18th August 1931 any information would be grateful. Reply

My Berry Tree	by LeCoach (Member 10169670) on 10-Sep-2007
The Berry Tree Overview: You can make $1336 per month without sponsoring anyone or having to sell anything. You can earn on everyone in the company. Even on people that joined before you! This patent pending plan is totally unique, no one has anything like this. The more we grow, the more you can make. How it works: There are 2 main ways to make money with The Berry Tree: 1. The advertising included in your membership grows your business for you This advertising is used to bring in new members that are distributed evenly throughout The Berry Tree. Signups are placed under existing members based on their enrollment date, so people that join after you help you profit faster. Once your 1st position exceeds $312.00 in profits, you are automatically given another position to increase your earning potential. Because your membership includes advertising to grow your business, your success does not depend on you selling on your own. 2. Refer others or advertise more to grow your business If you want to make even more money, faster, we can show you how to easily sponsor others. You�ll get into profit faster and you can even earn on EVERYONE in the company. Even those who joined before you! Your membership includes: Corporate managed advertising to bring in new members and customers. We buy in bulk and work with some of the top ad agencies in the world to get more of every dollar we spend. 5 websites � 2 personal recruiting websites, 1 product site and 2 support and training sites. O2 Berry Product and Exclusive Worldwide Marketing Rights. Nutronix International has launched a new product into the market through their new division called The Berry Tree. You will get the O2 Berry product each month to use and / or share with other potential customers. Remember, everyone who joins after you helps you get into profit faster. Join before they do! http://www.myberrytree.com/bt83305/ Note: LAUNCHED NOW!!! SIGN UP AND GRAB YOUR TOP SPOT!!! Email me for more details ... more >> Reply

Smithers England -Australia	by aaron leach (Member 10206160) on 5-Apr-2007
looking for Smithers with family in Australia Contact aaronjleach@yahoo.com.au Thanks Aaron Reply

Want to work from home?	by Liz kentish (Member 10104069) on 9-Feb-2007
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BAMFIELD Family	by Marlene (Member 10116384) on 22-Jan-2007
Kia Ora from New Zealand I am seeking "news" of my great gran's family. The names I have are; 1.Leslie John BAMFIELD 1910-1992 2. Clara BAMFIELD 1911-1996 They married in Camberwell in 1935 & I suspect lived there all their lives. Might they have been your neighbours? Does anyone have electoral roll information? Any ot her ideas? 3. KAREN BAMFIELD born late 1950s and her brother MARK L BAMFIELD born 1960, both in Camberwell district. They would both be related to a KENNETH & ELIZABETH BAMFIELD. I WOULD LOVE TO MAKE CONTACT AND GIVE THEM THEIR FAMILY HISTORY. IF ANYONE CAN HELP I'D BE MOST GRATEFUL FOR ANY CLUES! TIA MARLENE ... more >> Reply

Two Brewers, Southampton Way	by Ron Scott (Member 10137420) on 7-Jan-2007
Does anyone know where John Collins who used to work in the Two Brewers is now. He went to Australia with his girlfriend Daniella a few years ago to visit his parents. Daniella was from the Peckham area. Any kind of info would be appreciated. Reply

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If you are interested in flying you are very welcome to visit my blog at the title address above. Just copy & paste into your browser. Plenty of aerial photos of South-East England and Northern France. Reply