JUST who is the little girl pictured with a foal on the front cover of the latest Bygones?

The charming photograph was taken, we believe, in the seventies but the details have been lost in the mists of time.

But, we are hoping that one of our loyal band of readers can help solve the mystery.

And there is so much more for all of you to enjoy in this month's publication from delightful shots taken at an Old Time Music Hall to sheep-shearers at work on the Wolds many years ago.

There's a wonderful story about a local lady who decided to open a shop in her front room and more on the often amusing life of a Cleethorpes cobbler.

Our aerial view this time takes us over a residential area of Cleethorpes. Maybe you'll be able to spot your house.

And, when you've finished pondering on that, perhaps you can help shed some light on a family's motoring mysteries, as we bring you some splendid shots of vintage vehicles.

Simple pleasures sum up a colourful selection of family photographs sent in by a reader and we are hoping more of you will be encouraged to send in your collection. Meanwhile, your ever-popular school photographs this month include Bursar Street, Humberstone Foundation, Wintringham Grammar and a mystery one which we believe may have been taken at Weelsby Street.

All this and much more makes Bygones an essential read for all those who just love indulging in the past. It's in your shops now and costs just 75p.