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Mr Ron Matfield of 25 Hendred Way, Abingdon, aged 58 and married with three children
Mr Ron Matfield of 25 Hendred Way, Abingdon, aged 58 and married with three children. His wifes name is Pamela. He is a reactor manager at Atomic Energy Est. Harwell.
He wanted to put the his 40 foot ships lifeboat boat at the back of his house in order to build it into a cabin cruiser. So in order to get it in the back garden he hired a crane and had the lifeboat lifted over the house.
15th February 1966
Staff
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Abingdon
Oxfordshire
England
Media ID 21919824
© Mirrorpix
Boat Community House Lifeboat Neighbourhood Neighbours Residential Ship Street Urban Vessel 1966 Suburb
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Mr. Ron Matfield's Extraordinary Endeavor - Transforming a Lifeboat into a Dream Cabin Cruiser
EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this photo print, we witness the remarkable determination of Mr. Ron Matfield, a reactor manager at Atomic Energy Est. Harwell and resident of 25 Hendred Way in Abingdon. Aged 58 with three children and his beloved wife Pamela by his side, Mr. Matfield embarked on an ambitious project that would leave his neighbors in awe. Yearning to create a unique retreat within the confines of his suburban home, Mr. Matfield set out to transform a colossal 40-foot ship's lifeboat into an enchanting cabin cruiser. However, faced with the challenge of maneuvering such an immense vessel through narrow streets and tight spaces, he devised an ingenious plan. On that fateful day - February 15th, 1966 - our lens captured the extraordinary sight as a crane delicately lifted the lifeboat high above their humble abode before gently placing it in their backyard sanctuary. This snapshot not only showcases Mr. Matfield's unwavering determination but also highlights the strong sense of community present during those times. Neighbors gathered curiously along the street to witness this unusual spectacle unfold – proof that even amidst bustling urban environments, bonds between residents remain steadfast. As we delve into this nostalgic image from Memory Lane Prints, let us celebrate individuals like Mr. Ron Matfield who dared to dream big and pushed boundaries to bring their visions to life within
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