
Regards Neil
It most certainly is, you can zoom in on that and see it quite clearly. I have no idea who or where they are from but I'm sure the Northumberland branch will take up that challenge!!
mickthemaverick wrote: 15 Apr 2021, 15:16 Sorry Neil you're just too slow, you've had ten minutes and your time is up.![]()
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Here is the info on Pace : https://certasenergy.co.uk/my-business/ ... ions/pace/
Half day closing at the Northumberland Branch but I can provide a link in the "too much information" category to 370 images of Pace Filling Stations by Chris Barker who vies with EYbusman for domination of Flickr with images of petrol stations.mickthemaverick wrote: 15 Apr 2021, 15:16 I'm sure the Northumberland branch will take up that challenge!!![]()
Regards Neil
NewcastleFalcon wrote: 15 Apr 2021, 18:25
Half day closing at the Northumberland Branch
Regards Neil
Regards NeilAll that remains total of these two petrol stations
One of the most evocative memories from my childhood and one, nearly 60 years later i remember clearly, is the smell of our old garage. It might sound quite odd to anyone who has not breathed in the aroma of an old wooden garage, warming in the sun. Tar felt shingles on the roof, lead paint peeling on its walls, creosoted on the inside. Shelves filled with ancient oil cans and old terracotta flower pots. And parked inside, a 1940s Armstrong Siddeley. Itself a wonderful mixture of warm oil, petrol, leather, rubber and wood. Glorious.