Showing posts with label Gal-225. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gal-225. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 May 2026

Monday, 17 March 2025

"The New Home"

 

That's all that was on the slide "The New Home".

No information on when (I'm guessing 1970), where (guessing Telford new town) or who (guess Trevor and Madilyn). 

maybe someone has more info....   maybe not.

Bonus - 

( Yes, an old joke. )

Thursday, 27 February 2025

Where in the World? Number 833

 

For your chance to win Nothing-At-All, just use your skill and judgement to guess where this picture was taken.

  1. The Odeon, Shepton Mallet
  2. The Harbour Bridge, Sydney
  3. Death Valley, USA
  4. The Shalimar Indian Restaurant, Lake Titicaca. 

Write your answer on a spare £20 note, and send it to "The Sydney Bridge Quiz" at the usual address.

Bonus - Meanwhile at the San Siro football stadium..


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Sunday, 11 August 2024

Pulteney Bridge

 

It didn't take much research to identify this as Pulteney Bridge, in Bath.

Never been there. 

Bonus - Proper engineering...



Tuesday, 30 July 2024

Roger's Proud of his Garden

 

Roger deVille (not visible in photograph) was very proud of his garden, and would take a weekly slide, so that he could do his annual "State of the Garden" show at the East Frinton Gardening and Taxidermy Club nights. 
Attendance was always low on those nights.
Bonus :


Sunday, 11 February 2024

Way out East

 

Great Yarmouth.

"Little Siam" in Great Yarmouth to be 100% specific. A suburb set up after the great 1879 migration event.

Bonus - 

Friday, 10 November 2023

Not in Kansas anymore

 

Unless it's the region of Kansas known as "Little Thailand".

Or maybe the region of Thailand known as "Little Kansas".

Bonus - The World's Biggest Prawn

Sunday, 15 October 2023

Joyce shows some Thigh

 

This is Joyce, trying to cheer me up, through the decades, by displaying her right thigh while at a ... something. Could be some sort of museum, or stately home.

Either way, it's not working. I'm still disappointed by England's continued progress at the Rugby World Cup 2023.

Bonus -