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Do you live on a bomb-site?
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gibbleking
Old School Grand Master
as a side to this my okd school was a pow camp..and where my scout hut was it had hooks in the rafters and bullet holes at head height,,those were the days..forces brat in the fatherland
chiswickcollectables":27tgooyc said:
no,i just live in one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yes, good post,
our old flat in Camden is in a row of early victorian houses in classic London terrace format and then suddenly stop with 1950s concrete flats replacing, further down the terrace the victorian buildings / facade continue......
and low and behold, a big red dot on the map................its what we guessed anyway as close to Euston sidings but all ties in
our old flat in Camden is in a row of early victorian houses in classic London terrace format and then suddenly stop with 1950s concrete flats replacing, further down the terrace the victorian buildings / facade continue......
and low and behold, a big red dot on the map................its what we guessed anyway as close to Euston sidings but all ties in
rosstheboss
Retrobike Rider
There was a time team a while ago where they excavated a bomb site in east London, Poplar iirc, it was very interesting, an entire street destroyed. It seems very hard to imagine these days.
i dont live on one, nor do i work on one, but where i work there is a cement/hardcore factory behind us.
after dredging the surface of the shoreline for gravel, they sometimes bring back a bomb or 2 which often require safely detonating.
a few times i've been caught out by an exploding grenade whilst tucking into a sandwich outside.... :shock:
after dredging the surface of the shoreline for gravel, they sometimes bring back a bomb or 2 which often require safely detonating.
a few times i've been caught out by an exploding grenade whilst tucking into a sandwich outside.... :shock:
