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  I grew up in North London, between Chalk Farm and Belsize Park, and was there for the 60's. As they got going our Grammar school had a choice of sports and swimming meant an hour in Marshall Street then free to wander Carnaby Street right at the time it meant something. In those days there was a great atmosphere to living in London (even though my primary school years had us walking to school in the last of the smogs). That atmosphere died with the seventies and by the eighties I had moved to Dover.
  
  What I found here was that same friendly atmosphere, London lost it but Dover never did. As a lover of history and open spaces, Dover has everything to offer and I am very happy to have four children who are all Dover born and bred (just a pity that there will be no more maternity wards in the town).

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