Brian Milton, a Bedminster boy born in 1927, recalls life as a young lad in Bristol in the 1930s and remembers during the war living through the destruction of much of the old city.
It is a graphic story of how people lived, worked and played in a Bristol now gone for ever. It was a life lived out against a background of corner shops, the clang of trams swaying through the city, of daily milk floats, baker's carts and brewery drays, of kids playing safely in the streets. Also see Bedminster Boy.