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RANDOM PHOTO THREAD
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Nobby!
Are you sure that bigmo is the OP, HH? |
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Crags, love that photo of Stephen Little at a coursing meet, I used to see him in that coat of his many a time at various tournaments. He was an absolute gentleman.
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Yes Slippy, I've seen him in his 100 year old coat at race meetings in south west. He lived in Bath
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Hay, that looks like something from the Tomorrow People?
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http://images.apegaming.net/image_warehouse/160.gif |
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You looking in the mirror, BB?
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heeeey sit on it
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DB with his mum
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Hay, that looks like something from the Tomorrow People?
Very close Crags, it's from the early 70's children's sci-fi TV series Timeslip, which I enjoyed very much when I was a small boy.  It was about two children who could travel in time, but they didn't have a Time Machine - they had a Time Barrier. Your answer was very close as Ruth Boswell, who developed the format and the outline of the first story of Timeslip later went on to produced the first season of The Tomorrow People. |
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Cheers Hay, I have vague memories of Timeslip.
Beatles, Brean Somerset. This was '63 and they played at the nearby Weston super Mare Odeon  |
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Nice motor
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Yep, it's a Matra Simca Bagheera, I had one many years ago.
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It had a bench seat in the front and it seemed you were almost lying down when driving.
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Feather in your cap if you owned one of those, Poker
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I was young and foolish, Crags. It was a left-hooker and the insurance was horrendous.
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Ah, apologies, you meant my homburg or course!
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Pace yourself, Poker, pace yourself
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Apologies. To make matters worse, I've just realised that none offered anything by way of description. Sorry about that.
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Don't think they needed much description, apart from the first one?
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That's me in Amsterdam eight or nine years ago. I used to work for a magazine over there.
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Oh right, would not have guessed that one.
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Don't mix me up with Hermann Goering, he's in the second photograph.
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I'll certainly never mix you up with Albert
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