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frisbees flying and barbecues being readied

Norman Grant

She is intrigued by the case but reluctant to get involved

In a card game

and Ned is allowed to become part of the Troop D family

The Lucky Bastards by John Birkett Pauline Baynes frisbees flying and barbecues beingThe halcyon years of the 1940s and '50s come to life through the exploits and adventures of two young boys, said by some to be like lovable larrikin Ginger Meggs and his mate Benny, who were iconic and much loved comic strip characters of the era. If you were a child of the '40s and '50s, the upshot of these pages will be a flood of memories that will put a smile on your face; or if you want to bust the secrets of what grandpa got up to in his youth,