That might get confused with 'Ladies of the night.'
Picture(s) of the day....
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Neil "Better remain in credit myself with this token pic of a bridge over a mucky stream to cover my prose-ey reply."
That might get confused with 'Ladies of the night.'
That might get confused with 'Ladies of the night.'
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Sheer poetry 
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Hardly a gilded cage Mick, just a gentle suggestion...more pictures on Pictures of the Day.NewcastleFalcon wrote: 09 Mar 2024, 08:59 A useful little mantra though for the thread is keep it visual. If the flow of responses ends up in post after post of prose liven the prose up with an accompanying picture. Keeps the thread visual in the main.
It's a great thread nearly 12,000 posts and 740,000 views which is quite remarkable for a single thread on a niche car forum community which generally are fading in participation and popularity. More POTD views than ever, but probably less regular active contributors right now (is there 10 at most ?).
So following my own lead here's another pic selected at random from POTD's archives
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As I said Neil we don't believe in them but in order not to disappoint try this:NewcastleFalcon wrote: 09 Mar 2024, 10:25
Hardly a gilded cage Mick, just a gentle suggestion...more pictures on Pictures of the Day.
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Sorry Neil, absolutely right, it's POTD not TOTD (Text Of The Day)NewcastleFalcon wrote: 09 Mar 2024, 08:59 So I reckon we need 3 pics from Peter to get back into credit and 47,000 from Jim. Shouldn't be too much to ask![]()
Not quite the required 47,000 but will this one do as a start?
Finish Token sorting after parkrun over a cuppa in the cafe today...
Given we had 624 runners and thus 624 tokens to sort back into numerical order, if you added them all up, how near to 47,000 would that be? It's beyond my mathematical skills...
I was timekeeping today...
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You are always in credit Jim...just tongue in cheek . One of the very important bricks in the POTD wall:-DCitroJim wrote: 09 Mar 2024, 11:54Sorry Neil, absolutely right, it's POTD not TOTD (Text Of The Day)NewcastleFalcon wrote: 09 Mar 2024, 08:59 So I reckon we need 3 pics from Peter to get back into credit and 47,000 from Jim. Shouldn't be too much to ask![]()
Not quite the required 47,000 but will this one do as a start?
Meanwhile POTD brick club slightly neglected of late Neil
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Haven't taken any lately - but memories of bygone but so much simpler days.
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Reason: Images fixed
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Nice one Peter, lovely vehicles looking back with a bit of nostalgia, but maybe a pain to get started on a damp morning
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Straight out of the tin today
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I'm loving your TV van too Peter 
I've been out in Bluebell today
Posting this one here as it's 'busy' and there's a couple of things of interest to spot
More in my blog...
I've been out in Bluebell today
Posting this one here as it's 'busy' and there's a couple of things of interest to spot
More in my blog...
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I see Mr Mercury on the wall of the interesting "garage". Also made an appearance today in a 60's postcard scene at Otterburn. Link here viewtopic.php?p=792909#p792909CitroJim wrote: 09 Mar 2024, 18:08 I'm loving your TV van too Peter
I've been out in Bluebell today![]()
Posting this one here as it's 'busy' and there's a couple of things of interest to spot![]()
viewtopic.php?p=792909#p792909
I remember a picture of another of Peter's TV Vehicles in the snow.
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Not the Oxford, I put a diesel engine in it.
Thanks for the CX picture Neil I've lost the one I had here. That was taken in Holland a long time ago.
I had a van nearly identical when we lived in Kent. PFN14 Canterbury Reg came from Rentokil. Put some nice comfortable seats in it and the windows, sprayed it the same colours and fitted a heater from a Vauxhall Cresta - beautiful.
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I had a van nearly identical when we lived in Kent. PFN14 Canterbury Reg came from Rentokil. Put some nice comfortable seats in it and the windows, sprayed it the same colours and fitted a heater from a Vauxhall Cresta - beautiful.
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Found in the loft today
Must be mid 80's vintage. Put it back for another 40 years!!
Must be mid 80's vintage. Put it back for another 40 years!!
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POTD Ghost Sign Club
Watching bangers and cash featuring amongst other things Swift cars of Coventry, the former premises, now the Coventry Ibis Hotel retains a former sign (refurbished) for the original "cycle works"
Watching bangers and cash featuring amongst other things Swift cars of Coventry, the former premises, now the Coventry Ibis Hotel retains a former sign (refurbished) for the original "cycle works"
NewcastleFalcon wrote: 28 May 2019, 21:08 Ghost Signs have made their appearance in POTD, a disappearing phenonemon, but many going unnoticed on gable ends and elsewhere in our vilages, towns and cities across Great Britain.
Cockermouth has a nice pair, one for Jennings Brewery an the other for Fletchers Fearless Clothing on the gable end of a former gents outfitter. When I took my pic I failed to notice the nice little police lamp above the former Police station next door.
If you notice one on your travels, take a pic and post it up here. Some have fascinating stories like the Robert Sinclair Tobacco Company of Newcastle. Read on from this Ghost Signs Link from the POTD archives to find out.
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There's a group on Facebook that specialises in ghost signs Neil. Going by how may photos get posted of them on a regular basis, there's still a lot extant in the UK...
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No idea what made me think of this. Arthur Sawdon was a neighbour and this was his furniture shop, that was the fifties and sixties.
Haven't been down town in decades and it is a sad sight now.
Solicitors now.
Haven't been down town in decades and it is a sad sight now.
Solicitors now.