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23. I also got a copy at Tottenham Court Road and loved the cover so much, am planning to frame it (somehow).
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7. Canary Wharf?
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20 - The Queens Head know their local customer base and will bank their deposits for 6 months. The clientele was very different when I worked nearby half my lifetime ago - mainly postal and office workers.
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10. Skep. You know better than to call it a beehive ;)
27. That is an utterly brilliant picture that totally encapsulates that world. So much to look at. |
4 - its the stage of a major star's career when the audience just wants to say that they've seen them.
24 - the job of a politician is to make decisions, instead in the US they outsource the tough ones to 'the constitution' and then whine about the results. 25 - yes the 1978 Pride flag is no longer inclusive enough - perhaps they'll add a wheelchair blob next. |
19 - I've always loved that view of the Dawson's Heights estate from the Horniman. It certainly looks like a cool place to live. Though as someone in South London with an under-12 in the house I already spend far too much time in the Horniman. Sadly let my membership elapse during the lockdowns and am trying to decide if it's still exciting enough for a soon-to-be 12 year-old.
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19. is this the one they called 'The Battleship'? My uncle had the grocery store there.
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9. I'm smack middle of that 7-57 age and I'd have been pretty thrilled to be on that Met Line train.
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14. Fax machines are perhaps rarer than pagers these days. But I recently saw one over which a large notice read: "Do not remove - emergency photocopier" :)
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26 - We did it first thing in the morning as I was going out for the day and rushed it, guessing M and B straight after trying D. Luckily we had got there in three so still had room for R on the sixth row the equally most likely solution we had all completely overlooked.
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27: Typeface is either Data 70 or Westminster. They are "closely related". I saw another shopfront example in Anstruther, Fife, in 2017.
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30. There may be members of staff who have done so. As for me, I've been on just three trains in June, and one of those was powered by steam
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8 - I'm sad you didn't enlighten us more
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9 - I heard on the travel news there were animals on the line, and wondered what on earth... Thanks for explaining, and I would have loved that route. However, have done the North Curve on Steam on the Met.
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9: Never ridden the North Curve but I have walked it in the dark, an interesting place to work.
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30: How long do you expect your impressive streak will last?
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Oops... I forgot about the "questions will not be answered" bit
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27: Is the 'C' in the Clarks logo supposed to look like the toe of a shoe? And if so, why didn't they make the 'l' longer so it looks more like the tongue?
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27. A small bunting-required celebration taking place above the cobbler. I wonder what the batteries are doing that might encourage passers-by in to to the cobbler to watch them. Oh, and the traffic light is showing amber. Nicely caught.
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So pleased you added in the 27 photo. It is great.
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14. Google streetview seems to be giving it a good go. I make it 13 drive pasts since 2008.
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1. Make the hard work feel worthwhile :)
6. Exactly. Better the devil you know until you can boot them out yourselves later! 9. How exciting! 12. Shame. It's an area I know well so would have enjoyed reading about it. 16. Kind people are all around us :) 22. It's scary how many fictional dystopian futures are becoming more of a reality. It's like they're being used as manual! |
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12. Late to this one, but I'm with Cornish Cockney on that: Exciting to know that you were in the area and hopefully making lots of interesting notes! Hope you'll be sharing those with us at some point.
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