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Losing a sixer down a grate was a disaster!

Found this clipping on the Marshall family.

Found this oz...portland cinema..among the chimney pots. Of the New Inn.

This does it for me, when cars were allowed in the tram track.Nice to see a bus crossing in front of the Council House. Were Farmers still going? I see Nat West is shut...must be after 3. Zodiacs had the vinyl roofs and star type hub caps?. Land Crab Austin..and those fold away rain bonnets. Transoms and putlogs seem well fitted..1972.

Mel Collins used to play with this excellent outfit.

This is Salisbury Street...pulling it down. Common sight for us kids late 60's and early 70's..we'd strip vacant houses and flog the gear..didn't stray this far though. Rich pickings in our and St.Anns areas. Water tanks, lead flashing etc.. Watts blokes tolerated us...to a point..until the Ruston Buscyrus kicked in.

1978 ...foundation couse and i did take exams i missed from School.Mansfield College of Art. The dreaded technical drawing every Monday night until 8pm.

Very very nice Roger..i listened to Timeless as well. Thanks for sharing summat new! Another chromecast candidate for DIY days.Ta.

Chesterfield Road South?

Ravaged by postimage! However this image gives an indication of what was cleared to make way for Marian Way.morris oxford shooting brake?

Thanks for that Oz. Two watering holes..in Sutton...when staying over at College mates. The Railway was great..but sure that was Kirkby.i drank in the modern version.The Rifleman. Closed in the late 60's.

A thoroughly brilliant instrumental piece ..whether it reminds you of Tony Hart or like me The Deerhunter..after an early dinner at the Kong Nam with my late Mum.

Fragile was a great album.

Radford Rd.had it all at one time. Along here was Fords-the Co Op- Rose's Shoes.For the gents on Sundays..upstairs at The General.( not that i'd know.)Mick off to work on the buildings..nice Cortina Mk3. Machins Jeans to the right.Heathcotes for all your film & camera needs.The Daughter took some fine snaps also. Browns bakery for floury baps! Sure there was a VG type mini market along here?

A section devoted to those liking music a little longer than 2.48 secs. So if you like those 17 minute Yes or Tull slabs...post here. No Rick Wakeman solo stuff..lol!

Great film..old Dan August was pretty good with his bow an' all.

Floyd Cramers idea of putting harpsichord on Suspision...worked wonders! Here he is on the piano- it was my outro theme... back in radio time.

Gem gems.

This Canadian bloke tagged it Mood Music...a great memory.

Byron Cinema first opened it's foyer doors in 1936...showing a Shirley Temple film. 3 varying images of this art deco cinema.

long gone i presume.

An unspoilt Square in 1973..the Woolich building..77 bus and no sand!

This from 1957.

The original is far superior Colin..i totally agree. I think the stones manager had a mancrush on phil spector and attempted to copy him