http://screenarchive.brighton.ac.uk/detail/3356/
It would seem it was located at Whiteways Lodge above Arundel
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white exec wrote: ↑23 Jul 2019, 07:37 This involves some elastic geography - the Bucks Green box in Bury.
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regards NeilHome of Forsyte Saga writer John Galsworthy in later life and the Arun Ferry!
Couple of pics from gravelroots.net
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NewcastleFalcon wrote: ↑23 Jul 2019, 08:47
Ah Chris..I know you are well familiar with Sussex....but I'll expand the link to Bury West Sussex just for completeness...
Bobins screenshot from the film is of Box 432 Whiteways Tel:Bury 107 Original Location:Slindon - Pulborough A.29 / Arundel A.284
regards NeilHome of Forsyte Saga writer John Galsworthy in later life and the Arun Ferry!
Couple of pics from gravelroots.net
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And the above photo brings us back to the photos I posted up of classic cars, buses, and campers from last weekend. The chalk pits you can see in the distance are the home of the Amberley museum - site of the classic car showNewcastleFalcon wrote: ↑23 Jul 2019, 08:47regards NeilHome of Forsyte Saga writer John Galsworthy in later life and the Arun Ferry!
Couple of pics from gravelroots.net
Regards Neilviewtopic.php?f=2&t=61101&p=614332#p614332 "Finally, there is a single example of a preserved AA Box, No. 687 (figure 20), located opposite Trinity Church. This box is constructed from hardwood and when in use it contained a telephone to connect to the AA emergency switchboard. These boxes were often fitted with subscriber type coin collecting boxes, although earlier some simply contained a single telephone that was connected via a private circuit directly to the AA offices. Access was only available to AA members, who were provided with a Yale type key to enable access. Originally a number of these boxes were installed around the island during 1953 including number 686 at St Ouen’s Bay, at Gorey on the corner of Rue a Don and Gorey Village, and at St John near the church. Some of these were replaced by steel pillar style telephone mounts starting in February 1977. This latter type became favoured by the AA needing lower maintenance before being finally abandoned by the organization in 2002 because of the rise in mobile telephone usage by motorists. The Trinity box was saved as a result of a campaign by local residents in April 1988.
Well done David, I like how our little virtual challenges actually result in "real World" activity like slamming brakes on and reversing to take a photo!DHallworth wrote: ↑09 Aug 2019, 22:21 I passed 472 on the A93 between Ballater and Aberdeen today. Cheryl wondered why I slammed the brakes on on a quiet road as I went back to get a picture of it. It looked to be in lovely condition with some nice and colourful plants around it. David.
Regards Neildaviemck2006 wrote: ↑22 Apr 2018, 20:22 Been a nice day for an aimless run in the car
Another well kept one. Well done Aberdeenshire.
Ms Sturgeon will have your guts for garters.
Poor gabby is in a coma. She is not dead yet, the last time I put jump leads on her she kicked into life easily enough. She is also in one piece still. However she is in need of quite a bit of remedial surgery which I am unable to give her, and will cost far too much for me to get someone else to do. So she is left in peace at the side of my house where she will stay for the time being.NewcastleFalcon wrote: ↑09 Aug 2019, 22:42Well done David, I like how our little virtual challenges actually result in "real World" activity like slamming brakes on and reversing to take a photo!DHallworth wrote: ↑09 Aug 2019, 22:21 I passed 472 on the A93 between Ballater and Aberdeen today. Cheryl wondered why I slammed the brakes on on a quiet road as I went back to get a picture of it. It looked to be in lovely condition with some nice and colourful plants around it. David.
You are treading where Daviemck has gone before with well known forum Xantia Gabby!
Regards Neildaviemck2006 wrote: ↑22 Apr 2018, 20:22 Been a nice day for an aimless run in the car
Another well kept one. Well done Aberdeenshire.