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I suspect it could salt water. Fresh water is approximately 3% less dense than salt water, resulting in slightly lower pressure at any given depth in fresh water compared to salt water.

Your most welcome! You have come to the right place. By coincidence I was in Bewdley the other day chatting to a sub mariner who said he had served for 8 years on submarines. An absolutely fascinating guy.

I have just done a image reverse search and found this: This item is a vintage submarine depth gauge manufactured by Payne & Griffiths Ltd of Smethwick, Birmingham. It is believed to be from a British Royal Navy T-Class submarine dating back to the 1930s or 1940s. The gauge features two...

Happy birthday Jean. Have a super day

Firstly, check the recycle bin in case you have accentually them, also check in OneDrive too. Here is an article on how to search you computer for pictures: https://www.digitalcitizen.life/how-to-find-all-photos-on-your-windows-11-computer/

The sort of thing Barry Bucknell would have been proud of.

My first thought was the block of flats is Boundary House on Pershore Road - Edgbaston Road, but the office block centre is not there now. Saying that, the site was redeveloped in the early 80's for housing

I would say its Alcester Street Lyn

Agree, that pointed spire in the background is a well known landmark in Erdington at Highcroft. I also know it was bombed in WWII apparanlty on the same raid as my grandmothers house back garden was hit in Hermitage Road.

Hi Lyn I recon its here

Mike, I am thinking its the corner of Bolton Road and Golden Hilllock Road. Lots of maps with the right layout, but this one has a number:

It has its uses and for personal use it can be quite good. The images generated of people subjects to have an 'AI' look like an HDR photograph. There is also an uncanny aspect of things looking too perfect, well known in the industry as the Uncanny Valley. I see it as an occasional useful tool...

Well done Lyn super work

I remember the Birmingham Virgin shop in Corporation Street quite well. We would go in on lunch time and get the staff to put a LP on and listen on the headphone on the settees they had there

I recon you have nailed it, take a look at the roof-line on Reservoir Road https://maps.app.goo.gl/YJitLHRLBGM9fqURA

Yes thats it, nice one Pedro

I vaguely remember it. Its was a scaled down roads, pavements including traffic lights and Zebra Crossings etc. All the bikes had a distinctive band on either the crossbar or down tube.

I recall the station when younger and its not really changed in my memory with the Lichfield side not having a canopy. I have seen photos of the crash and the station looked quite trashed too, so my vote would be with Roger Lea

Its here on the 1840 - 1890 OS Map

I too had an ancestor who was gassed in WWI too. He subquality died in 1933, found dead on Bromford Lane one day. He apparently had significant heart and lung damage from the gas. Mustard gas may not have been the most lethal gas used, but it had some very long term effects including altering...