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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:

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60s beat/mod/R&B band members from Hastings wanted	by Paul (Member 10233578) on 24-Nov-2008
HI, I’m based in Sussex I also collect records and am completely obsessed with the 60s. I am working on a project of putting together a compilation LP entitled “60s Savages from Sussex and The South C oast”. I’m looking for members of 60s Beat/mod/R&B/Soul and even Psychedelic bands from Sussex and the South Coast area’s during the years 1961 -1967. I’m interested mostly in hearing your stories, seeing pictures and hopefully you may have old acetate demos, (or if you were one of the lucky groups who actually managed to record a 45)... It would be so fantastic if you would contact me and maybe contribute a song or two to my compilation LP project. What got me into wanting to make this LP was when I managed to purchase a copy of Horsham’s The Beat Merchants debut 45 ‘Pretty Face’ on Columbia. It made me think that surely there were other bands from the area that never got as lucky as The Beat Merchants. If you were in a band from the 60s and were based in East or West Sussex please feel free to contact me and reminisce to me about your times in the 60’s. Because if I have enough material I may even try and write a column for 60’s beat magazine Shindig about the Sussex & South Coast BEAT SCENES. CONTACT ME at SONIC3691@AOL.COM Cheers Paul ... more >> Reply

SWAINE'S OF HASTINGS	by ellen (Member 10205903) on 18-Oct-2008
Can any one remember the Swaine's from Hasting's they were a Fishing Family. Trying to trace family tree but seem to have come to a stop.GEORGE SWAINE married CHARLOTTE RIDDLE they had six children GEORGE 1880-1925 WILLIAM 1880 - ? THOMAS 1887 - ? ELLEN 1889 - 1965 FLORENCE 1895 - ? EMILY 1896 -? In 1901 Census they were living at 10 Percy Road. Charlotte's father Joseph Riddle was also a fisherman and was also living at 10 Percy Road Does any one remember the Swaine's or their family, sure there is still Swaine's in Hastings but not sure if they are still into Fishing anymore. ... more >> Reply

new chatroom now open	by alan (Member 10169915) on 27-Aug-2008
hi all........now knowhere chatroom has closed down i am offering all a new one......its only bacic so please try it somtime.....its open 24/7 ..tell your friends and mates and good chatting.......the room is moderated so please use but dont abuse.......thanks all.............http://alan59.friendpages.com Reply

Looking for house-sitting/ affordable place to live	by Autumn (Member 10231050) on 27-Aug-2008
To whomever may be able to assist, I'm a very experienced house/pet sitter, looking for a position in the Hastings/St.Leonards-on-sea area for short or long-term, beginning immediately. I'm a writer and a composer needing a quiet space to work in for a few months, possibly longer, and I have many, many references for the caretaking of both animals and properties. I'll also consider an affordabl e room rental in a peaceful spot. Hope there's someone out there who can help! Thanks, email : autumnrocksrocks@yahoo.co.uk ... more >> Reply

Dungeness Power Stn C 1960s	by victor jeffreys (Member 10220706) on 17-May-2008
Are John Sims and John Wilkinson still about in Hastings. I'd love to hear from the pair of you. We worked together for, F.H.Wheeler Ltd and had a lot of laughs. The only thing I have ever heard about you; is that John Sims run, or probably still runs, a karate school in Hastings. I hope to hear from you old rapscallions, all the best for now. Vic Jeffreys. Re: Dungeness Power Stn C 1960s by Angela (Member 10214277) on 19-Oct-2008 Sorry, don`t know the people to whom you refer but thought I would say that I too worked at Dungeness Power Station in the early 60`s for A.E.I. Cables and Lines. My bosses name was Mr. Chapman. It was a great place to work, plenty of laughs and good food over in McAlpines canteen. I have fond memories. Re: Dungeness Power Stn C 1960s by victor jeffreys (Member 10220706) on 22-Nov-2008 Hi! Angela, thanks for responding to my request. When I first worked at Dungeness 'A', I worked with my father for, A Reyrolle and Co and I'm shure A.E.I.Cables, were next door to Reyrolles. The entrance to our yards faced the Switch House, and I have a photo of me and a workmate named Red Wilson standing by a 4 wheeled hand barrow right outside the cable cos' yard c1963. I also have several A4 si ze proffesional photographs taken throughout the building of the 'A' site which shows all aspects of the costruction work which I think, shows the Cable Cos yard, including the huge boiler that was floated round by sea. I can E-mail you some pictures if you like, just let me know and I'll send you my E-mail address. regards Vic. ... more >> Reply

wanting to know what happened to old friends and relatives	by Mark Deeprose (Member 10219510) on 12-Jan-2008
if you have any information or contacts for Darren Stretton of 2 Redlake Terrace Mr Phillipps of Sussex Registrars st Leonards Anne Prime please contact me at this address luxorshaman@yahoo.com Reply

Victorian Bottle Dumps	by Chris (Member 10219261) on 8-Jan-2008
After finding a couple of beautiful old bottles in the countryside near Hastings. I have searched high and low for an old victorian bottledump. Would anyone here know of one or have ever come across lots of broken bottles and ceramics in the ground. Thanks Reply

Born 12th May 1956 Brian James Bain adopted	by Patty Cosby (Member 10093938) on 29-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. Re: Born 12th May 1956 Brian James Bain adopted by peace (Member 10227500) on 13-Jun-2008 My new friend. peaceagurma_208@yahoo.co.in after viewing your profile at www.knowhere.co.uk which really interest me in having communication with you please contact me with my email peaceagurma_208@yahoo.co.in i will be waiting to hear from you i wish you all the best for your day. yours new friend. peace. Reply

My Berry Tree	by LeCoach (Member 10169670) on 11-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 >> Re: My Berry Tree by peace (Member 10227500) on 13-Jun-2008 My new friend. peaceagurma_208@yahoo.co.in after viewing your profile at www.knowhere.co.uk which really interest me in having communication with you please contact me with my email peaceagurma_208@yahoo.co.in i will be waiting to hear from you i wish you all the best for your day. yours new friend. peace. Reply

Marmont family of Hastings	by Diana (Member 10210429) on 9-Jul-2007
Hi, Anyone know of the Marmont family that originated from Chepstow and ended up in Hastings and Tonbridge Kent? The family comprised Ellen, James, John, Cecil, Ida to name a few. Ellen was born in 1887 and disappeared after 1901 census. She married an Alfred Perry and they ended up in Stoke Newington from 1915 - 1940ish. Any help would be gratefully accepted. Diana Reply

General Tomfoolery R/C Glider Club	by General Tomfoolery (Member 10209534) on 17-Jun-2007
We are a fun / combat flying club in the Hastings area who fly mainly on fairlight firehills - we're looking for similarly silly pilots to join us - visit our site for more details: Hastings glider club Re: General Tomfoolery R/C Glider Club by General Tomfoolery (Member 10209534) on 17-Jun-2007 Sorry - here's the address: Hastings glider club Reply

HASTINGS OLD TOWN CARNAVIAL	by j white (Member 10110368) on 13-Apr-2007
We need your help if you are over 18 and are willing to be a volunteer marshal for the HASTINGS OLD TOWN CARNAVAIL on the 11th Aug 2007 pleas contact me so this event can go ahead. Reply

DEEPROSE FAMILY TREE	by ellen (Member 10205903) on 4-Apr-2007
Hi everyone, can anyone help me. I am trying to trace my family tree but I am having a little difficulty tracing the tree on my dad's side of the family. My dad's name was William Deeprose. He was a HGV driver and in the 60's he was a Bouncer on Hasting's Pier. My grandad was also William Deeprose and was a farmer uptil his death. He lived on The Ridge in Hastings. Any help would be greatly appricated. Re: DEEPROSE FAMILY TREE by Mark Deeprose (Member 10219510) on 12-Jan-2008 Hi im Mark deeprose my father was Thomas Nelson Deeprose and I believe he was william Deeprose's brother. It was a long time ago but i thought the farm was over the top of the old ore road (past the King Head pub?)and on the left hand side or it might have been past the ridge cemetary on the right hand side (I was very young) My mothers name was audry Winbourne. My Father had a sister my aunt Mary who lived close to Redlake School. if any of this information is connected to your search, please contact me at luxorshaman@yahoo.com ... more >> Re: DEEPROSE FAMILY TREE by ed (Member 10085195) on 19-Mar-2008 Hi I may be able to help! I went to college with a girl in Eastbourne called! Rebecca deeprose. She is living in bexhill and I know she lived for a while with her dad there who may be a person your looking for or at least a link. I can contact rebecca the daughter as we were and although I've been out of touch are good friends. Is this a help.! x Re: DEEPROSE FAMILY TREE by ed (Member 10085195) on 19-Mar-2008 Ok a bit freaky but I just read this on the board! chack the name Re: Alister Crowley by Mark Deeprose (Member 236370) on 12-Jan-08 Hi, I am a Crowley fanand actually lived on the ridge for a while close to where Netherwood the last Crowley home had been. I now live in Egypt and have done so for the last 13 years, for the first couple of weeks one did have the usual home-sickness, but therea fter as went well. And im still here in fact I married a local girl and have kids so theres not much likelyhood of my returning to Hastings! that be as it might, i do sometimes miss the old place though, but it proves that you can move away (and without the holed stone) if you want to start over. MB ... more >> Reply

Memories of Hastings and St Leonards	by Angus Jones (Member 10050634) on 22-Oct-2006
There was barbed wire along the seafront. You could not get onto the beach. I had to learn to swim in the swimming baths. I still have a card from H.E.S.S.A. The pier had a hole blown in the middle, I assume so that it could not be used for landing. V1s would fly overhead. It could have been one of those that landed on a church to the west of St Leonards. Re: Memories of Hastings and St Leonards by ed (Member 10085195) on 19-Mar-2008 Beautiful memories huh ! Reply

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Looking for nfo regarding John White!!	by Sarah Pidgeon (Member 10190986) on 9-Aug-2006
Hi everyone, My name is sarah Pidgeon and I live in Antwerp, Belgium. I a;m looking for someone that was very special to me but who I hadn't seen for a few years, the last known adress I had for my godfather, John White ( around 62 yrs old) was in Hastings. He died recently and I am looking for anyone who can help me to find out what he has been up to in the last few years since I sam him. Thanks, Sarah Re: Looking for nfo regarding John White!! by Louise Liddle (Member 10198297) on 26-Nov-2006 I'm sorry this is not concerning your godfather, but are you the sarah who used to live in Bognor Regis and lived in Orchard Way? If you are then I've been looking for you! Do you remember me, I'm Louise Claridge, your old mate. I used to live in Orchard Way too, and you came to me when things got bad with your stepmum... I hope its you, because I'd love to hear how you are doing.. Reply

Seeking old mates	by Sazza (Member 10181418) on 4-Apr-2006
Marie Aggas, where are you?? Or does anyone know where she moved to? Last known address, Rye Road.I was in her class at Hillcrest and she was one of my best girlie mates if you're out there hon, email Squam at titania425@yahoo.co.uk Reply

Hamstreet Country Fayre	by Alan Crownacre (Member 10176309) on 3-Apr-2006
It's only two stops away on the Marsh link. This year's country fayre is on Sat 10th of June and the festival of transport is on Sun 11th June. The weekend promises to be bigger and better than ever as the fayre moves to a new field near the Royal Military Canal. Re: Hamstreet Country Fayre by Buster (Member 10101570) on 13-May-2007 3 stops now mate. Anyway this year's is on the 9th and 10th of june. Biddenden cider usually have a good stand there. Reply

Gliding Holidays	by Malcolm Jackson (Member 10123942) on 22-Mar-2006
Fancy a holiday with a difference this year? Why not learn to fly gliders at Kent Gliding Club, near Challock, Kent? Visit the website at http://www.kent-gliding-club.co.uk/ for more details. Reply

Moving to Hastings	by Ron Bedford (Member 10177134) on 12-Feb-2006
Hi I am very interested in moving to Hastings from London. I can only do so much research sitting at a computer in London and was looking for some local knowledge on where to avoid when puchasing a property although I would like it as close to the sea front as possible. I would also like to know more about Hastings itself, warts and all. I have not been to Hastings for a few years now but wil l be coming to view properies in the next week or so. My memories of it are very positive although I seem to remember that it was not very child friendly in local bars etc. has this changed? I thankyou for any helpand advice you can give me. Regards Ron ... more >> Re: Moving to Hastings by Buster (Member 10101570) on 4-Mar-2006 Ignore the idiotic message above. Perhaps a down-side of Hastings is people of that kind of mentality. The town has actually picked up a lot in recent years. The new shopping centre seems to have breathed new life into it. There are some really nice walks to be found along the top of the cliffs to Ore and Fairlight and of course the castle and plenty of olde worlde shops in the Old High Street. Transport wise, there are trains to Ashford (for Eurostar), Brighton and London. The roads are not brilliant (no dual carriageways for miles) but they generally keep moving. The traditional seaside elements like the fun fair and pier are still here too. ... more >> Re: Moving to Hastings by Alan Crownacre (Member 10176309) on 3-Apr-2006 I take it Vertigo or somebody of a similar ilk had posted above Bussy's message!!! Re: Moving to Hastings by Buster (Member 10101570) on 13-May-2007 sure did. its crap like that that gives knowhere a bad name Reply