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We used to call that the wishing well, been up to it many times last time, I saw some fish in it

Great Stuff Graham, They sure do bring back memories, Seen a lot of these posters,and forgotten many of them Well Done mate O0

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Rebuilding the new "Bullring" as seen from 16th floor of Rotunda

Right on John, I was correct it was a 94 O0 And Oisin? don't be cheeky to your elders ;D ;D :2funny:

if I remember correctly?? there used to be one started from Carrs lane, going along the Coventry Road,No 94 I Think

Alf mate, Us Royal Engineers were always the better paid because we were all craftsmen ;D O0

Alf, how come???? ??? :-\

Phil, There must have been a unit some where in Witton, as I can remember one breaking loose and trailing wires over the roofs of houses, and also one being struck by lightning and bursting into flames

The thought has occured to me this evening.... 59 years ago to-morrow, I entered into employment working for his Majesty, my wages were 30/- a week :2funny: the hours were 24/7,and I was supplied with my board & keep and free travel around the world ,mind you the food was not grand, :( beds...

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Here's three photograph's taken at the Crick Tram Museum a couple of years ago,odd as it may seem, they have not got a B'ham tram

Hi Graham, looking at the security about cars? the Rotor Arm in the distibutor also had to be removed Great stuff mate,as I have already mentioned

I often wonder where this Photograph of my dad was taken? I know it was somewhere in B'ham, 1914 so could it have possibly have been at Gt.Brook St. Barracks?

Winter1947 for me was spent waiting at Barton Stacey for a draft to go abroad, very cold, much scrounging for anything that would burn,and then after 10 day's on board ship arriving at hot sunny Egypt, what a change of climate in a matter of a few day's

Yes Alf it was a home posting, and it was the only one for two& half years >:D

Alf I had one many moons ago, mine was for Budbrooke Barracks Warwick

Many years ago, Whilst Shopfitting, we had the occasion to refit a certain shop in Lichfield Road ,and while putting the name above the shop one of the two letter S's was put up the wrong way,and no one ever noticed, but whenever I went past the shop, it always brought on a smile ::) :D ^-^

There is another saying, not quite as old as the others posted "Anything for the week-end Sir?" mostly said by the barber