My family outing with sweet Sabrina

THE article about Sabrina, Britain’s answer to Marilyn Monroe, brought back happy memories. She stayed at my family’s establishment, The Bay Hotel in Pevensey Bay, in 1957 while she was touring the South Coast with her driver and bodyguard. I was nine and my sister, Susan, was seven, and Sabrina offered to collect us from school in Eastbourne in her Cadillac with my parents sitting in the back. What excitement that caused! We drove to Pevensey Castle and we made her daisy chains before having a cream tea. She was very sweet to us all. The picture, which I took with a Box Brownie, shows Sabrina with my father, Stan Love, outside the hotel. LYNDA LEVENTON, Tadley, Hants.