Pam lived until she was thirteen at twenty-three Parkfield Crescent, Headstone Road. Next door were the Braggs. Dianna a little younger than Pam became a woman priest, a curate at Pinner Parish church. Her mother could not understand the abandonment of a well paid job as a teacher at Haberdashers, for the Ministry. Dianna's brother became a major in the army until an accident in a hovercraft forced his early retirement. Twenty-three Parkfield was (and is) a typical thirties semi with a garden where her father in the war years and after kept chickens and ducks. His wife sent him out to kill them, which he found difficult. The Parkfield Tennis club was close. It foundered for lack of members or perhaps because the land could be sold for housing. The Green family, Pam and her father transferred their allegiance to the Moss Lane Tennis Club where I met Pam.