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  1. Charlie

    BHF Summer Meet Up...... On the Day

    Glad to see you all had a good time, as per. Will try and make the next one, honest! Amazed Wendy can still look demented even on orange juice hahahahah.:emmersed::emmersed: Weather forecast for Canterbury: Heavy rain and thunderstorms. Reality: Hot dry day with clear blue skies - we carried...
  2. Charlie

    Newspapers : From Birmingham Post 150 years ago

    Ah bless! Nice to see a bit of compassion from the Mayor.
  3. Charlie

    The White Horse Cellars Constitution Hill

    Thanks Lyn., that's me off to SpecSavers tomorrow then! In my defence (well, someone has to) it WAS a glance as we were driving past.
  4. Charlie

    Hockley Hill Post Office

    Thanks Bren., it IS a lovely building isn't it?
  5. Charlie

    The White Horse Cellars Constitution Hill

    Sorry, drove past very quickly (not me driving lol) and just caught a glance so I'm not sure. It just looked as though everything was boarded up to me, but maybe I'm wrong - it has been known!!!!
  6. Charlie

    The White Horse Cellars Constitution Hill

    Drove past there today. So sad to see yet another pub closed and boarded up.
  7. Charlie

    Courtyards and yards of brum

    Lovely photos Bernie, thanks. I had rellies living in both William Street and Communication Row in the 19c. Communication Row is still there of course, with the wall to the railway on one side and the back of the Broad Street shops/clubs on the other. William Street is also there but is now new...
  8. Charlie

    Newspapers : From Birmingham Post 150 years ago

    Love the museum story - never use one word when six will do! And how sad about the Dudley baby!
  9. Charlie

    Newspapers : From Birmingham Post 150 years ago

    At least we HAD porters in those days (honest or dishonest :courage: ) Scarcer than hen's teeth now.
  10. Charlie

    Mick Aston

    Very sad news - and at such a young (66) age as well.
  11. Charlie

    The End Of An Era.. Carl's last radio show...today!

    When you think of how much money the BBC spend on rubbish - and how much they spend of OUR money sending "executives" on jollies, well it makes my blood boil!!!
  12. Charlie

    Old street pics..

    Last time I was down there (quite a while ago) "The Stores" was still there, but boarded up and abandoned. Will try and get around the area again soon.
  13. Charlie

    They Were Caught In Our Old Street Pics...

    Maybe they were deciding the rota for the brew 'ouse washing?
  14. Charlie

    They Were Caught In Our Old Street Pics...

    Shanme 1901 was before Tesco. They could have had a ready-made market there!
  15. Charlie

    My dad

    I bet he was a great man and a wonderful Brummie. Glad it all went well Lyn Charlie x
  16. Charlie

    Camden Drive And Camden Grove

    Here's mine: Sorry about the flash .. or someone looking over my shoulder, I'm sure that wasn't there before ... oooher
  17. Charlie

    Camden Drive And Camden Grove

    Thanks Shortie - I found this out as well. They seem to have renamed the whole road Camden Drive though, heaven knows why! My family came from the Camden Grove section, as did Kathleen Dayus. I remember visiting a house there once when I was very young and recalled the name of the people living...
  18. Charlie

    They Were Caught In Our Old Street Pics...

    I'm with Firefox Oisin, works OK for me. But them I'm SO computer savvy I put Bill Gates to shame (not)!!!
  19. Charlie

    Camden Drive And Camden Grove

    OK Liz .. we might be away from 16th June (depends on the weather) but we'll get together soon ... honest! (It's so BUSY being retired)!!!
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