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I know this is an old thread but I may have something to add. My great grandfather was a keen angler & caught many specimen fish from... -
RIP Chris, rest in eternal comfort & peace. Blessings to your family at this most difficult of times. Thank you for all you have done...
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members will be so pleased to know that the wonderful home guard site that chris built up will carry on for years to come.... lyn
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A nice Gesture i always light a candle for those we have lost when i am in a church
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As I said in post 4 - candles were lit this morning in our Lady chapel for Chris and the family. I realise some of you may not believe...
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A Sparks replied to the thread ChrisM RIP.Very sorry to hear about Chris :( Sincere condolences to his friends and family. RIP Chris
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it is with great sadness i have to let you all know that our friend chris suddenly passed away peacefully in his sleep at the end of...
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View in 1924 of the shoe repairers of Arthur and Walter Jacques at 1132 Coventry Road. It says founded 1894 on the front, and that seems...
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A Sparks reacted to Pedrocut's post in the thread Aston Parish Church of St Peter & St Paul Aston Juxta with
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This picture from Birmingham Archives and Collections is titled “View from Erdington Chapel looking north east in Aston St. Peter and... -
A Sparks reacted to Pedrocut's post in the thread Aston Parish Church of St Peter & St Paul Aston Juxta with Appreciate.
St.Peter and St. Paul's parish church, Aston, 1942. (Birmingham Archives and Collections)
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As mentioned in another thread, I once saw Bob Price and Cyril Fletcher as they walked past me after filming an episode of Gardening...
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Your photo of the Crown pub must be from the early 1980's as it shows the "Manhattan Take-away" which replaced the infamous "Tow Rope" cafe.
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The early name for the film (presumably while in production) was 'Hot Property',
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Two threads have been merged into this one. There's a thread here for its filming locations...
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A Sparks replied to the thread Take Me High Film.An article from the BBC Birmingham this morning... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9938gzede7o ;)
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