in between certain grouping of houses
we had these greenbelt grassy spaces.
they had a bit of a dip in them - probly used to drain rain water
the 'dips' were excellent for tobagganing
but everyone was always scared to go on the 'steep' hill.
- having just recently visted the area my mind images that used to be were completely smashed as even the 'steep' hill id hardly recognize as a slant.
how we ever got speed off of those 'hills' was beyond me.
all the neighborhood kids and i would halfto pass through
the "big dip" enroute to our elementary school.
it was common knowledge to all of us kids
that these dips were leftover from medeval times
that castles used to be built up in the center of the 'dips'
and the remaining edges were the moat.
A childhood belief about in the street

others believed things like this
- When i was about 5 I used to believe that Broken Hill was a broken hill. — Saad
- I use to think that there were HILL COWS!— Erin
- i used to belive that when you were driving over a hill it was the end of the world— brianne
- It was common "knowledge" where I lived that if you picked dandelions then you would wet the bed.— Holly
- After Grange Hill's "Just say no campaign" that people would force me to take drugs ... if only.— Netty
- I used to think all television shows were made at the tv station on the hill of my home town. — Monique