Thursday, January 4th 2007

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carol: great picture.verdun is one of a kind i love verdun

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Catherine Penfold-Waxman: These are wonderful!

in response to Fish Market

kelly: wow...this thread is so ridiculous....no one seems to understand a thing about the troubles but talks like an expert.

in response to Urban Street Propoganda

Dave: I mean saddle for a horse sorry

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Dave: Hi Paul An outdoor old saying sorry.Im mean an Off licence that sell,s alcohol and many other things. The chemist is still there Parker,s and Co now .Parker used to live off Roscoe rd if you new the Galliers you would Know Parker i Think his first name was Chris. The car...

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Paul: Dave, Thanks for the picture of Galliers. It looks just like I remember it. I remember going in there to pick up "The Pink" with all the football results. You mentioned it is now an "out door" run by Ann and Keith...what is an "out door". If...

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.lurz yrc: ja is a super king....cope duz leagal walls...and saber aint up at all...doing a peice in the la river is like a leagal wall its a joke im in there all the time painting...in the day time....we got alot of people in la bombing ...the sewer dont count for...

in response to JA: A True NYC King

Bedstuy Brooklyn: First of all I personally feel that it was the neglect from Chicago's Housing Authority that Cabrini-Green became what has become today...if the city of Chicago would have done their jobs and kept up their repsonsibilty to upkeep Cabrini-Green and every other city department including the Police department then maybe...

in response to Cabrini Green [whats left of it]

anon (localhost): Yes...this is the Birmingham....where the tragic bombing "4 little girls" occured. In some ways, I think the focus of the world made most of us look at ourselves and re-evaluate our attitudes...thus dealing with the racil issue head on....unlike other cities. The city of Bormingham ranks as the 19th most...

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KARDZ: yo JA has mad ups yer but you gotta respect people whp peice too. like Cope and SABER. all city bomber then thats JA, all city king SABER, round the world COPE2 respect that mother fucker. he deserves it

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Andrew Smith: Cheers Dave, I was very young in the late 70's but do have hazy memories of the power station.

in response to Barton Power Station

Dave: Andy - Found a bit of information on Barton Power Station Barton Power Station was constructed in the 1920s and was one of the most advanced power stations of the time, receiving coal from barges on the Bridgewater Canal. The Power Station closed in March of 1974, and was demolished at...

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jack: groovehouse you caught every color in this great pic. its a lonely pic with a view of life in the background. i like it.

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jack: i was talking to this strange looking man at that same spot and he related a story to me about this alien from the planet lled who was a renegade lledian who wanted to take control of a smaller, weaker planet and came here to do so, but the good...

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DIRTY: Wheatpasting is king. Ive been doin it for years and the city is to lazy to remove it. America is a fascist country. Fuck the rules, Beat the man. Do it. Political graffiti... WOOT WOOT!

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ben: "I have heard this is not by Banksy but by someone called kidacne some toy anyway, does anyone have any info on this Stu" yeah, it was Banksyas there is a banksy stencil on it, and kidacne is not a toy.

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John: Here today gone tomorrow how things change so quickly if you look where the above pictures are taken and see them now. B&q the Trafford Centre,JJb its hard to look back and try to imagine what it looked like before the land was swallowed up.

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Paul: Enjoyed reading keep it up

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marie walker (nee wellock): i just visited my wonderful uncles and aunts in barnoldswick and absolutely loved my time with all of them. i was born in salterforth in 1958 and emigrated to australia with my mum and dad(roy and emily wellock) i love australia, but i feel half of me belongs in england....

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Dave: Hi Paul the corner shop which was called Galliers is now an out door which is run and owned by Ann & Keith.I think they are related to the Galliers, i remember going in the shop many times when the Galliers owned it.

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Dave: I remember it being demolished and the chimneys being blown up hundreds Watched it,it would of been around 27 years a ago.Unless some one else could give a better date ? Yes your right it is one of a few places where a canal passes over a canal and i think...

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mike: where is that sign?

in response to Somewhere in America: drugs

jack: these are wonderful photos, i like the home and the one with the statue of the blessed mother

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