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Adderley St Dump early 1980s:-

If it helps - I think the Dunlop photo archive went to the Gaydon Museum - it contained around 100000 negatives, photos etc so it may have what you want

How about this - the International Space Station from our patio a few nights ago:- This is probably the best one - you can quite clearly see the solar panel structure:- Taken handheld on a 150-600mm Tamron zoom lens at 100ASA for anyone interested!

I think it was the signal box that controlled the (then extensive) carriage sidings in and around Vauxhall and Duddeston Station - but not 100% sure! Use for shunting purposes only - not for actual trains. Note - most of the track for these either side of the station is still extant under the...

Aston Signaling Centre en-route to New St Station:- Look to the right of the door - it still has its original "Vauxhall Shunt Frame" sign! I wonder if this is the only genuine signal box still working in the Birmingham area? Off the top of my head I cannot think of another one.......

And this one on the run-in to New St Station - doubt this building will last for much longer?

Found this one last Saturday - opposite "The Fox" carvery in Walmley:- Haleys Fruit & Veg Shop?

Did your Uncle Dave used to work for Dunlop in the IT department?

Well done Warren - I can appreciate the amount of work you have put into this over the last few weeks. Several beers earned I think!!!!!

Fantastic - you have my grandads house on this one!!!

Took the dog for a walk at the Streetley side of Sutton Park yesterday evening, and came across these three Exmoor Ponies - tame as anything, beautiful creatures!! We were able to get within 3-4 yards of them and they did not bat an eyelid:-

HI Radiorails - I had already noticed a lack of info on these images, with many which have labels that are incorrect and quite a few with no labels at all. Most are also in low resolution - scanned around 14 years ago. It can be a interesting puzzle to work out the locations and the approximate...

There are loads of excellent views of Miller St from the Critch archive to post - but I will wait until Warren has the new server up.

I was passing Miller St the other day and accidently took the wrong turning.... Here is the old admin building that butts onto the Miller St permanent way yard:- Note the circled area - in close up:- Question folks:- a) Could this be a remnant of the tram system overhead wiring? b) If yes -...

Hi Warren - seems to be working fine to me.

Happy Birthday!!

How about these from the Critch Tramway Museum website - car 395 arriving at its new home in Newhall St in 1957:- And enjoying some visitors in 1961:-

Donation made by bank transfer

Sadly this must now go down as a "ghost sign" I guess - compare to my photos of the late 70's on the Snow Hill Station threads:- However if you look behind Taylor & Challens there is another sign on the building to its right:- Could possibly be "Diesets"? I'll have to go back with something...

Warren - In Apollo-era speak = "you sir are a steeley-eyed missile man"!!! Thank you! All seems good now.