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Images - cannot view. Why ?

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Steve H

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There's probably an obvious answer - I'm looking at a thread which references images as though they are part of that thread, but are not visible. Can anyone advise how I can see those images please. Thanks.

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Thread 'Fernwood'

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Alfred Antrobus a very successful Birmingham Jeweller built “FERNWOOD GRANGE” in nearly nine acres of grounds at New Oscott just off the Chester Rd. and retired and devoted all his time for the next 35 years to growing rare plants and sub-tropical trees in the grounds and gardens. His son Roland was born in 1879 and grew up like his father a lover of the countryside always to be seen in later life walking his dogs in...
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Steve H said:
There's probably an obvious answer - I'm looking at a thread which references images as though they are part of that thread, but are not visible. Can anyone advise how I can see those images please. Thanks.
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Thread 'Fernwood'

Please do not post in this section
Post in the Questions and Answers section on Fernwood
Post being built
Most photo's on this thread are copyrighted

Alfred Antrobus a very successful Birmingham Jeweller built “FERNWOOD GRANGE” in nearly nine acres of grounds at New Oscott just off the Chester Rd. and retired and devoted all his time for the next 35 years to growing rare plants and sub-tropical trees in the grounds and gardens. His son Roland was born in 1879 and grew up like his father a lover of the countryside always to be seen in later life walking his dogs in...
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Not sure exactly what the question is: I just clicked on the document on your post and it took me to the active thread where I could see and comment on everything.
 
Thanks - it looks as though the pictures were lost in that hack, which is a shame as it's a good comprehensive story. When I was younger I lived at the end of Court Lane and knew nothing about Fernwood until very recently.
 
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Thanks Janice.

Yes Steve, it had an enormous impact on BHF, but we've bounced back. Many images have been replaced, but some, like those you mention, have proved more challenging.

I have edited the title of this thread to help others find the answer to the same problem.
 
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