Author: Helen Kerr

  • Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part Six

    Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part Six

    Part Six – The Skiptons at No. 44 Today continues the next part in my serial: Stookey Hill. Today, we go into the house next to Mrs Dorado – the Skiptons! Part Six – The Skiptons at No. 44 John Skipton had gone home before deciding to venture out to work. He had bought his…

  • Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part Five

    Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part Five

    Part Five – Picture This! Here continues my serial with the next part of ‘Stookey Hill’. Today, we meet Mr Owens, the owner of the camera shop, and his hapless assistant, Grant! Part Five – Picture This Mrs Dorado left Harry bemused. She was preoccupied with the fact that someone was stealing the most unusual…

  • Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part Four

    Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part Four

    Part Four – Harry’s Shoppe Today I share Part Four of ‘Stookey Hill’ – meet Harry, owner of the local mini-mart! Part Four – Harry’s Shoppe Harry Dinkum had bought the modest premises he now occupied in the spring of ’77. After a whirlwind romance with the woman who later became his wife, Bettina, he…

  • Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part Three

    Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part Three

    Part Three – Mrs Dorado at No. 42 Here’s part three of my series – Stookey Hill. Today we meet Mrs Dorado who lives next door to the Bakery! Part Three – Mrs Dorado at No.42 There were distinct advantages in living next door to the bakery. For a start: the smell. It was, as…

  • Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part Two

    Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part Two

    Part Two – The Park Place Bakery Yesterday I introduced you to part one of my series on the fictional street of ‘Stookey Hill’. Here is part 2! Today, the story continues with Primmie and the bakery in which she works! Part Two – The Park Place Bakery Primmie was often late to work. In…

  • Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part One

    Stookey Hill: A Serial, Part One

    Part One – The Flat Above Park Place Bakery My journey to work many, many years ago used to take about 15 minutes. On that journey I would drive up a long street of houses, shops, markets, flats…lots of traffic lights and pedestrian crossings…and quite often get stuck there during busier times of the day.…