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I used to like watching the man on a bike with a ladder on one shoulder and the two panier bags full of replacement gas mantles.

They did not try to insert heated rods; they put them in place then heated with blowlamps or small coke braziers hanging from wires before tightening the nuts. The aim being just to put some tension in the rods but not over stress the building structure.

Absolutly, The Crucial tool will identify the correect compatible memory

The Microsoft Edge computers are like that, no additional memory or hard drives and eveything is solderd in.

That’s really nice to know. Many years ago, I had conversations with the elected members making Birmingham a green more environmentally friendly city. In 2015 we were also voted one of the top ten cities to visit worldwide by the Rough Guid to the World. I made the film for the Rough Guide...

Thanks. I have fixed to link for yout too but there is no information on the page as yet.

The Thunderbolt had two Rolls-Royce R-type V-12 aero engines, so were Birmetal's Industries making parts for Rolls-Royce?

Not all memory modules are compatible or equal and some computers you cannot add anymore either. The supplier Crucial have a tool that you can download that will scan your system and offer you some options to upgrade. https://www.crucial.com/ Crucial don’t now sell direct but get the serial...

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Happy birthday Michael have a super day

You can indeed, but most bikes today have chain guards and we don't wear bell bottoms to ride

I met Maggie Moon many years ago when she went under the name Sandie Ann Lee, really pleasant person. I had always thought of her as a singer than actress. I think her dad was a fireman

Is that furthest left building Aston Hall?

I agree too, in the 60's the gas lamps were cream and maroon

Hope you make a speedy recovery Richard.

When I was young in the 60’s and when Erdington station was a group of wooden buildings, they won best kept station of the year on several occasions and were runners up on other years. They hung all of the certificates on the ticket office wall on the Lichfield bound side of the station.

Happy birthday Eric, have a super day

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Happy birthday Izzy have a super day

I agree, Eric's painting are a joy to look at.