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Lloyd
master brummie
TS Vernon, Edgbaston reservoir.
Used to have to do cross-country running from George Dixon school round the 'reser', so got to know the area well. Could asslo see some of the buses in midland Red's works, too!
https://units.ms-sc.org/Birmingham Vernon/About
Used to have to do cross-country running from George Dixon school round the 'reser', so got to know the area well. Could asslo see some of the buses in midland Red's works, too!
https://units.ms-sc.org/Birmingham Vernon/About
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glaciermint
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Just to keep the thread going a bit longer, I went to Cape Trafalgar earlier this year. The nearby village of Vejer de la Frontera has this recent commemorative plaque (tiles). Please don't ask me to translate!
Bob
Bob
Lloyd
master brummie
Bicentenary of the Battle of Trafalgar
1805-2005
then a bit about 'to the memory of the men and women of these coasts - something about anvil - 'the victims of this battle'
The quote is from 'Trafalgar' by Benito Perez Galdos. (A perspective from the losers side - https://www.geocities.com/mpeverett/selhist2b.htm#BPGaldos1873 )
1805-2005
then a bit about 'to the memory of the men and women of these coasts - something about anvil - 'the victims of this battle'
The quote is from 'Trafalgar' by Benito Perez Galdos. (A perspective from the losers side - https://www.geocities.com/mpeverett/selhist2b.htm#BPGaldos1873 )