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Some time in May 1944 Last ordnance dropped on Brum was in April 1943 Im thinking on my feet here

Copied from the ones that belonged to Rommels DAK Our own tin dixie cans kept bursting

Opened my first account at the Yardley Branch i say first account i already had Post Office one and i was with the Bradford & Bingley while doing a job as a joiner in the Broad St Branch along with security escort Don Estelle & Winsor Davies walked in

The shop on the right was called the Collectors Shop in the 80s/90s run by John Cash in the older photos you can see a barbers pole outside you had to walk though the shop to the back and the barbers was downstairs

Snooker Open 24 Hrs;)

Just unpacked from storage box in garage A few quick pics on driveway GWR Brum made 1934 Matching GWR Guts Sadly i can not recall where It came from

Started using Ponds in 1973 they gave us apprentices a discount

We all dressed like that back then Great Times

Downloaded it for keeps

It could be Hagley Rd just a Hunch

Yeah forgot about those cans having flashbacks now

Glad they took him home

I took time out to watch it live on a 100 inch TV in hotel i doing a job on at mo very sad to see poor Sharon what a state she was in yet got out of the car to see and pay tribute at the sea of flowers im proud of fellow Brummies turning out to give him a good send off Phew glad i was on my own...

Spot on and the pigeons and smell of the Fish Market i loved it No 248 to Drakes Cross courting was saving for Motorbike

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Very Nice but but i prefer those old highly sprung seats sitting in a bone shaker slide open a window and the smell of sulfur hits you i live in the past i highly recommend it

That is a great tribute to pay to Ozzy me and my team are on maintenance callout so sadly i cannot attend

Fantastic Thanks for sharing

Back home now we was very lucky to be in Brum visting family this weekend sad but honoured to witness the flowers and Brumies paying tribute to a fallen idol

Thats it Spot On