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Grrrhhh!Quote:
Originally Posted by dazza
The one decent joke I know and you've gone and told him!
I never told him....Stan did on the link I sent. :unibrow:Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin
I've bought a Dazza doll and am currently sharpening pins...
Its' an old picture Pablo.. When I come there again..I will hopefully get another meetup ....Have a pint somewhere.. :PDT_Aliboronz_24:Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
I liked that picture..cause of the little faces still on the trim on the sides ... and Yes, Dazza.. the the glass chips, still , (after all the years)..exist..
It was taken about August ...Had sunny skys...:)
Do do that voodoo that you do so well.Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin
BTW, they work better if you have have a picture of the intended victim....
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Ha Ha, You in so much trouble now Kevin. I seen that jui jui work. Don't mess with the Medicine Men.Quote:
Originally Posted by dazza
Make him dance Dazza.
Dance big boy dance...
Well NL, if you come over here, let me know and I'll go for a bevvy with you. I'll be good.Quote:
Originally Posted by naked lilac
Or will I....
Falkner Street last night.
http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/6...erstnight2.jpg
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Spooky! :)
Come 'ed,what were you doing down there,so late??:unibrow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
That looks familiar. Check out the soldiers marching here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
Ged, that's a funny area to have a late night walk. Odd that I missed you...
Yes, you're right there dazza, but Steve and Pablo - come on. Anyone worth their salt knows the prozzies are now along Nethy and at the back of the Royal.
I found myself in town after dropping my daughters off in their boyfriends and thought i'd take a walk through the very atmospheric area of Canning with its mock gas lamps. I think the wet on the cobbles adds to the feeling too.
Many of the houses have those foot scrapers at the foot of the steps leading to their front doors.
Some more at the bottom of my 'Streets ahead' page of my site below.
Thanks for the tips Ged. I've gotta go see someone at the Hospital...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
True,I suppose,but how did you find out? Atmospheric my a**e:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ged
Cos they've been displaced by all the film crews down Falkner Street. At least now we all know where go - nudge, nudge, wink, wink, say no more? ; )Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
As if you didn't know but be careful - there's no Cleveland Square clinic anymore - hidden away.
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And there's no sailor's anymore?
Attached: a piece of paper more important to foreign seamen than their passports?
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Originally Posted by dazza
Interesting, dazza. Do you have a time period for that document?
Hi Chris, unfortunately there's no date attached to the document. It was published in the Liverpool 800 book, by John Belchem. The document ref. at the record office is: LVRO 252 HEA 4/5/2
It was published in chapter [5] called 'Cosmopolitan Liverpool' describing the diaspora of Liverpool's waterfront. He talks about 'Scandinavian' populations preferring Liverpool to Manchester and refers to two tables dated 1911 & 1920 listed elsewhere. So anytime from there to the WWII, I'd say?
D.
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Originally Posted by dazza
Thanks, dazza. It looks as if the man whose name appears at the bottom of the document, Dr. W. M. Frazer, Medical Officer of Health and Port Medical Officer of Health, Liverpool, indeed did hold those positions between the wars.
Chris
I never thought to check out his name - nice bit of sleuthing Chris. Dr. William Aldridge Fraser, published a report on the health of merchant seamen in 1937. I think he retired the same year [though I wasn't able to check the full article to confirm].Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrisGeorge
Ha ha Pablo, you're too funny...I've taken the spell off now. I guess normal feeling should return in 24 hrs. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2603/...fd6d2797_o.jpg
No repairs yet on Regent road bridge
Great photo GD. Looks like the guard dog in the kennel is about to defend some personal space there? I hope you didn't have to do any running to get this shot for us?
Very nice shot, Joe. A bit depressing looking but nonetheless a stunning photograph. Bravo. :handclap:
Chris :PDT_Aliboronz_24:
P.S. What's the story with that doghouse-looking structure on the left of the photograph??????
Nice Photo GD, but please advise! "what is the true facts re the Dog in the kennel"? :PDT_Aliboronz_11:
Fool, you shoulda made him dance...Quote:
Originally Posted by dazza
Nice photo Joe.
Next time: it'll be party like it's 1984Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
Best make it like it's 1999...Quote:
Originally Posted by dazza
:handclap: Only 15 years out. Doesn't matter - it's 1984 when I dance. http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/party/party0035.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
Yes, I heard. I party like it's 1945...Quote:
Originally Posted by dazza
'White Christmas' was #1 in 1945. Go on pabs, get yer Bing Crosby vinyl out?http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-music004.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
I had it on today. I love the Chrissy music, it makes me happy.Quote:
Originally Posted by dazza
Gregs Dad... Hope someone is looking after that dog.. don't see any food or water (except for the puddle)?? Poor fella.. Why have a guard dog on a bridge anyway??? Leashed up and in the cold... NOt a good thing..
I don't like the look of that set up with the dog :PDT_Xtremez_12:
can't be much protection there from the bitter cold :disgust:
Be spring soon. It'll thaw out.Quote:
Originally Posted by lindylou
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Originally Posted by ChrisGeorge
It a dog kennel belonging to the travellers vans you can see,who are making use of the cul de sac created by the barriers, The dog must have been in the caravan while I was there it never stopped barking.
You would be amazed how many cars still come along the road and have to turn back not knowing about the bridge been closed.They should make up their mind whether to conserve the bridge or demolish it, and open up the road again