Bomb Landing in Cross Street, Strood in Kent

My dad (Robert (Bob) Gray) was a little boy during the war- he would have been 8 years old. During the air raids, they always stood at the top of the cellar steps. One day, this bomb landed in his street. It took out one of the chimney pots of a neighbouring house and landed in the road, and the force of the impact (the bomb didn't explode) - a 2-ton bomb - made the whole house shake and threw him down the stairs. Till the day he died, he had a scar on his knee as a result of a cut from being thrown down the stairs. This was in Cross Street, Strood in Kent, and he lived at number 15.