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Morturn's latest activity
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I think we have gone back a few streets now , this is Livery Street and Lionel Street, showing the size of the viaduct, and the arches... -
Next we have an often seen feature of the canals, whether these are in use I am not sure however I saw a big fire in Great Bridge a few...
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Taken form a similar location but featuring the flight of locks and shows how much of a slope there is especially if you imagine it from...
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Next we are in the tunnel under the rails at Snow Hill, see the enormous size of this structure, the damp on the roof glistening , and...
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We now move to the hidden world towards Snow Hill from the canal - I have no specific details from thes, the first if from the direction...
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Morturn reacted to RichSmith's post in the thread 208 Great Russell Street, Hockley with
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I’ve been continuing my research into 208 Great Russell Street and I found this photo on here. There is also a photo of the same row of... -
Morturn reacted to A Sparks's post in the thread Peregrine falcons on "Old Joe" Birmingham University clock tower with Appreciate.
From the University's FB page... Meet the University’s latest newcomer to campus - a Peregrine Falcon chick which has been growing at...
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View of Church Lane, Northfield in 1953, with the Great Stone pub and St Lawrence's church round the corner to the right ahead. Still...
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People at Avery's might remember me and Arthur Cornwall who looked after the lifting ropes and chains walking in all the departments and...
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Bournville Children's festival around 1900. Held on the Sports Ground in front of the factory from a point close to Bournville Lane.
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Numbers 1-2 The Close are grade ll listed...
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Morturn replied to the thread Palmer Street.Easily done Mike
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I must have been wrong about Cannings. Got my position in the street wrong
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Morturn replied to the thread Palmer Street.Mike, the building on the right was Cannings. I don't know about the building on the left. The demolished building in the foreground is...