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And lastly, in the Bull.

Just had to pop in the Wellington.

A great afternoon, it was good to meet friends old and new. A bit late with this post, I have just awoken from my slumbers, age and good beer is really catching up with me. :D Just a couple of pics, firstly Victoria square.

You are exactly right Bernie, it is the same site and is part of the mental health trust. It hasn't been a detention centre for at least eight years now when my wife work there with some quite unsavoury characters. Dek, you must have worked on the upgrade for it's present use. Brian

The Lamp, when the Friends of the Froth Blowers visited in Nov 2009.

Barrie, I am so very sorry to hear the news of the loss your wife. Our thoughts are with you at this sad time. Deepest sympathy Sylvia & Brian

four more.

A couple of pictures from yesterday. Pic 1 Frothy and myself arrived a little early. Jim, those are the worst two pints of Theakstons I have ever seen.

A great afternoon, a very big thank you to everyone there, it was good to meet everyone again. It was fantastic to see Mike and Maureen there, also meeting sistersue61 and smithy for the first time. Thank you to everyone for supporting the raffle, It raised £100 +. Don't worry about your hat...

I don't mind in the slightest John, thank you for putting it together.

The Forum banner. What a very fitting tribute to Peter.

What very sad news, I had the pleasure of meeting Peter on three occasions, a true gentleman. Our most sincerest condolences go out to Barbara and family. Sylvia & Brian A picture of the day I first had the pleasure of meeting Peter.

Lad in the lane ( Ye old green man ) Bromford lane Erdington. In 1931 and 2010.

Great to have you back Mike, :) the place hasn't been the same without you. Just take it easy.

Fantastic news again, keep it up Mike, take it slowly. Thanks Jim.

Thanks Jim, what fantastic news, one step at a time Mike.

Hang in there and keep fighting Mike, we are all with you.

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That is definately the same roebuck Ian, those are the railings that fronted the National school on the right. I would love to know the date that picture was taken, as I knew the pub well in my younger days and I can't remember it looking like that.

Those shops are exactly where you say they are Ian, on the corner of Wilton road and High st. Your original picture is a view looking towards the Abbey, with the railings around the Green to the right. In that view you would have your back to St Barnabas church as your last picture shows, also...