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Damian Simspon's Gallery

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Once upon a time in a land far far away (well, up North anyway), there lived a young boy called William Fulton.
Life was good for the young William and his baby sister Stephanie.
Stephanie was the dutiful sister, always looking after William after yet another playground fight
Happy Days were spent in the depths of Sherwood Forest
A keen scholar from an early age, William couldn't wait to start school
A love of geneology was nurtured by Grandparents
Pick-up-a, pick-up-a...penguin! (???)
Happy Days at the traditional British seaside...murky water and rain?
A questionable taste in clothes started with this beach hat
A passion for military history began at an early age
As did a collection of lethal weapons, acquired under the pretence of historical interest!
The love of history really did nothing to improve the dress sense
The Laughing Cavalier
As they grew older, Stephanie decided to pay Bill back for all those years of practical jokes
The glamourous appearance of his Mother and Aunts was unfortunately not inherited
Despite the dreadful suit, Bill was lucky enough to catch the eye of the beautiful Sally Boucher
Sally decided to dump all other prospective suitors and stick to Bill
Sally Boucher marries William Fulton - 18th August 1973
She realised that the suits could be overlooked since it was the Seventies - the era that fashion forgot
However, the orange cagoule was lurking on the horizon...
Bill was in heaven - he had finally found a way to combine his two great loves...Sally and trains
Bill was blessed with three angelic children; Kathryn, Claire and James (life was complete after the first really, the other two were a bonus!)
Nana and Poppa breathed a huge sigh of relief when Grandchildren arrived - Thank God the trains, militaria and dress sense had not put Sally off!
The Glamour continues; from the Pashler sisters to the Fulton girls!
Bill was a great Dad. He managed to combine fun days out with a historical slant
He became the King of sandcastle building (until losing his crown shortly afterwards to a Miss C.J.Fulton)
Trips up to see family in Nottingham meant that a stop at Rutland Water was a must, especially for Bill(y) Goats Gruff!
Stephanie and Bill's children spent many happy days comparing notes on their crazy parents
His sense of fun never faltered
The combining of passions continued - His devoted wife, history and...um...fashion??
The Woolly Woofters (crazy Dads) Morris Men positively encouraged Bill's idea of fashion
However, as they all turned 40, the outfits became a bit more subdued (Phew!)
Family holidays in Mallorca - the first appearance of 'the beard'
Yes, Bill's son had indeed inherited the now infamous fashion sense
Thankfully, the girls took after their Mother in that department!
The kids got on famously (outside of the car anyhow!)
Canada was a popular location for Fulton Family holidays
Somebody call the fashion police - the orange cagoule has returned!
History meets holiday: the start of trips with the Boys beginning with Gallipoli in 1994
And again in 1995
Hanging out with Liz (!)
What do you mean? It's got Fish in it???
The Great Leighs wives knew that it was a mistake to let the Men cook - chinese takeaway again!
And again, the meeting of history and fashion produces disastrous results
No comment!
The Drapers always made an effort for the local pub
Maria with her toyboy - check out those specs!
The proud Father - Kathy's University Graduation 1999
As the Noughties arrived, so finally did Bill's dress sense!
Stephanie and Andrew refused to believe that they had passed the age of 18
Don't they brush up well? Bill and Stephanie looking good at Sam's wedding 2000
The gorgeous niece; Heather and the dashing David
Sam and Matt 2003
Bill and Brian were good friends as well as cousins
Stephanie was the first to become a Grandparent. Bill was happy to carry on pretending to be too young!
Boucher Family Get-together, Vancouver 2002
Bill and his gorgeous daughters 2002
The extended family in 2002 - the kids with Mr Simpson and Mr Smith
Kathy's new home in Oxford was very convenient for a new interest; Inspector Morse
Foster and hat. Can't possibly comment on who could've influence such a fashion faux-pas!
The 3rd Man of the House...Brandy
The hallowed chambers of Essex County Council aka Bill's second home for many years
Holidays without the kids - wahey!
Wedding Number 1(March 2003): Kathy and Andy...Mr and Mrs Smith!
All the Family together at Kathy & Andy's wedding
The latest "Bill and his car" photo - note the personalised plate!
No Bill, you can't bring that home for the collection
Following in the steps of another famous Bill?
The Boys 'History-Holidays' continue
Dad Punting (well, trying to anyway!), Oxford 2006
Like Father...
The Great Leighs Posse
Friends continued...Eileen and Brian
Lorraine and David
New friends to share a laugh with - Jackie and Russ
Spending time with his family is still top of the list for Bill
Bill and Judi - a new era
Bill with Judi and Judy, Oxford 2006
The Boucher family - Auntie Doris, Judy, Bryan and Janet 2006
The Beard is back! Different colour now...
Proper glamour-pusses!
The Fulton Clan - Christmas 2005
Congratulations Dad on reaching your 60th Birthday, a milestone to be marked in your life. Looking forward to the next phase!