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Bleedin'ell Elfie, how old is that photo ?
George Davis is innocent took me back a few years. There was a time when you couldn't walk for more than a few minutes in London without seeing George Davis is innocent.
Of course he wasn't innocent. Well maybe for the crime he was fitted up for, but the geezer was a right dodgy ****. I don't know whether he's still serving time or not.
But thanks for the nostalgia anyway.
I knew his niece actually. Yeah, he was a naughty bastard, but it don't excuse the fuzz for fitting him up.
He eventually married a copper's daughter, you know? ๐
Wunundred! ๐
I think that graffiti is still there actually. This is a more recent photo, I know this cos those green gates in the background are a recent addition, last couple of years.
EDIT: Taken 15th September last year apparently.
Actually, I might keep me eyes open see if there are any more bits up around. S'funny how you get used to something over the years. I grew up with the G Davis stuff.
Yeah you're right, the 20mph speed restriction plus the Mondeo suggests that is a fairly recent pic.
But what are we talking about - 35 years ago ? That paint has lasted well. The G. Davis in innocent campaign must have had a few bob and only bought top quality paint.
Over the past ten years several groups have been involved in "saving it" but I don't think anything is going on in the current financial climate ๐
I had some odd notion it was William Booth, but it's not, it's someone called Richard Green, who was a ship owner and philanthropist.
The statue of William Booth I'm thinking of is actually in Whitechapel.
Just behind that are Trinity Almshouses.
Deganwy vardre is just behind my house.
[*] http://www.deganwy.conwy.sch.uk/pages/deg_castle.htm [/*]
People don't realise there used to be another castle opposite Conwy. Just a few ruins and a big wall built into the side left now.
[*] http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/1433155400058057921RIbOlI [/*]
I can't believe this one hasn't been done yet. Are there no other South Walesians on here?
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I would add that where St David's 2 meets John Lewis and Cardiff Library at the bottom of the Hayes is one of the best urban renewal projects I have seen anywhere. The urban architect that envisioned that whole section of city deserves a medal.
Not my images
Ringinglow round house - some sort of toll house i'm guessing
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Sheffield Millenium galleries - greenhouse bit
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The Crucible after the recent re vamp
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and perhaps the most controversial of all - Park Hill flats
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Currently being revamped
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