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Ged, I haven't seen the most recent update yet - but I'll be having a good look over it whilst I'm off for Christmas.

I've not any trouble with your site at all, but it sure is getting packed with images now.

Cheers Ross. One of my mates is on dial up and says his loads pretty quickly and he never has a problem waiting for my most loaded pages to appear.

Looking at it again, i'll probably leave it as it is. The new page on the post war images is now well into 100+ images already.

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Originally Posted by George

You savvy with computers Ged? if a person has a poor graphics card this will evidently either slow down their comp or worse it will crash the computer due to much graphic content one page.

Thats why I offered to build you a new front page with links to cataloguing individual pages ie Pre-war Slums pages 1,2,3 the link would pop out and a tree link would give you "pre-war one"."Pre-war two".
No need to district or post code em.

:rolleyes:

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A poor graphics can't won't make a jot of difference when using the internet. It will only make what you are seeing at a smaller resolution or less colours.

Industry standard is now 2mb broadband and that's what people write their websites to adhere to so that even graphical heavy sites will have enough to function with. However, a poor graphics card is normally linked with little RAM in the PC and this will be due to the unstable nature.

Exley St off Low Hill. Zaps once asked for pics of this street so that's two on here now.


http://img693.imageshack.us/img693/3...hillcorona.jpg


Taken 2nd June 53 on the Queen's Coronation.


Another one for Zaps, Scarisbrook rd, Norris Green on the same day.

http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/3...nogsycoron.jpg



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Ged........I love innacity living........and it was one of the sites blocked in work (work in a school). Anyways we've had it unblocked and the kids love the site, particularly the pictures from Liverpool 8.

Thanks burkilly. In that case :) One for you and the kids of Roseberry st getting the bunting up for the same occassion.


http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/158...coronation.jpg
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I love it too Ged, can I have a pic please ?

Cheers Ged. I have the original piece out the Echo that my mum kept. I do know a few of my relatives are on the Exley st pic.
Cheers for them.:PDT_Piratz_26:

Here you go Ged, Micawber Street Coronation celebrations

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...background.jpg

Very nice Roni.

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Here you go Ged, Micawber Street Coronation celebrations

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...background.jpg

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Nice pic',Is that you Roni? :)

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Originally Posted by Ronijayne

Here you go Ged, Micawber Street Coronation celebrations

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...background.jpg

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Very nice. Is our Roni a queen ?

..have just spent some time browsing through the pub pages, great images Ged :)

Thanks Kev.

I was inspired to go out and photograph every pub that was still trading/standing and i'm glad I did as even some of these have now gone in the last 2 years.

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Thanks Kev.

I was inspired to go out and photograph every pub that was still trading/standing and i'm glad I did as even some of these have now gone in the last 2 years.

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Do you have a glass in every one? You should, sometimes the interior is even more interesting