brummy-lad
master brummie
A cracking quality image Banjo, thanks for that.
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Linda Jennings
master brummie
Hi,
Thank you so much for sharing this photograph. It makes me happy seeing where I grew up.
Rosie and George Trevithick our lovely neighbours moved from 127 Alma Street to the second house to the right. It was a back and front with a bathroom!
I remember the petrol station and a shop next to it, that sold suitcases.
Davis’s shop windows on the High Street are in the distance of the photograph.
Regards
Linda
Thank you so much for sharing this photograph. It makes me happy seeing where I grew up.
Rosie and George Trevithick our lovely neighbours moved from 127 Alma Street to the second house to the right. It was a back and front with a bathroom!
I remember the petrol station and a shop next to it, that sold suitcases.
Davis’s shop windows on the High Street are in the distance of the photograph.
Regards
Linda