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Phil
Gone, but not forgotten.
ALBION
you can always recognise the drinkers, like myself you only have to show us a pub any pub and we will know exactly where we are. Mind you as an old friend of mine says, "now they have taken up the tram lines and you can no longer follow them to get home. Its so much harder to find your way home when leaving the pub"
Well done it is Clay Lane Yardley that runs down the rear of Yardley Cemetery. The two street scenes were taken in 1910, not by me I hasten to add.
Phil
you can always recognise the drinkers, like myself you only have to show us a pub any pub and we will know exactly where we are. Mind you as an old friend of mine says, "now they have taken up the tram lines and you can no longer follow them to get home. Its so much harder to find your way home when leaving the pub"
Well done it is Clay Lane Yardley that runs down the rear of Yardley Cemetery. The two street scenes were taken in 1910, not by me I hasten to add.
Phil
lencops
gone but not forgotten
I should have got this one right pre WW2, only living a short distance away, it was were we spent long school holiday days, it was farm land then, in 1937 to 1939 houses for sale were built also the Rover Plane & Tank Engine factory, The Journeys End pub was built years later. Len.