Mick entertained us with of one of his on the Pennine CyclewayHave most people had experience of these
Any memories stirred
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Regards Neil
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Mick entertained us with of one of his on the Pennine CyclewayHave most people had experience of these
Any memories stirred
Its the Metrocentre now .
I like a name, and LBC grabbed my attention right away, and I also like the term "frogman" for a diver. As well as that being in the British Royal Navy rather than going AWOL to do his frogmanning for powerstations on the side, he must have had permission for such activity.Underwater electrical work was carried out by British Royal Navy frogman Lionel "Buster" Crabb, chosen for the dangerous job because he wore a rubber diving suit at a time when most divers used canvas.
and here's a poser which if Steve watches the film he will get straight away
Where did they go to?
What an absolute joy Gibbo, thanks for sharing that, so pleased the this little thread I started teased it out
TOH Unless I'm going senile Neil that coach passes The Ship Inn which I visited a few times while working in ICI Wilton. I cannot be sure but it is either in Redcar or Saltburn I believe so that would be my answer, (unless of course they are on their way to Whitby, which would explain your comment about Steve!!)NewcastleFalcon wrote: ↑27 May 2020, 08:55and here's a poser which if Steve watches the film he will get straight away
Where did they go to?
Regards Neil
Regards Neilmyglaren wrote: ↑15 Oct 2019, 22:18.....old railway line and the Viaducts along its length mostly Steel Structures culminating in the rather impressive Staithes Viaduct
Regards NeilMay jog some memories Steve.....more pictures at this link
http://www.forgottenrelics.co.uk/bridge ... oftus.html
There was a similar one in Sandsend, the railway used to run through the Kettleness tunnel - several videos of this on YouTube. We used to play in the tunnel as kids.