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Eugene retweeted
"They were once the beating heart of the industrial revolution." 🧱
Watch the full story here ➡️ shorturl.at/r3Ksm
Eugene retweeted
John Candy and Catherine O'Hara both made the world a better place.
ALT Catherine O'Hara and John Candy standing close together at what appears to be an indoor gathering. Catherine O’Hara is on the left, wearing a light blue sweater and smiling while looking to her right. She is holding a small glass in one hand and a clutch-style purse under her arm. John Candy is on the right, wearing a dark jacket over a light, open-collared shirt, smiling directly toward the camera. The background is dimly lit, with other people partially visible behind them.
Eugene retweeted
@PhilipSerrell appraising the toaster at breakfast this morning. Not sure if it met the requirements but presented here for viewing - a rare behind the scenes glimpse of a true toaster aficionado at work in his natural habitat. @MrSebDaniel
Eugene retweeted
Deleted tweet = 31 months in jail.
Vs.
Labour Cllr calling for murder = no jail.
#TwoTierJustice 🇬🇧
Eugene retweeted
When Masha Ivashintsova died in 2000, she left behind boxes of belongings and memories, and over 30,000 negatives and undeveloped film.
Much like Vivian Maier she hid her photographic talents from the world, never showing her work or considering herself an artist.
Eugene retweeted
Langton Street, Salford, 1970 and 2024.
Jack Youd: "I grew up fascinated by this photo from 1970 of my Grandad (29) and Grandma (23) taken outside their home at 26 Langton St Salford 6. My Dad and Uncle are “rowing up the Amazon”, my grandad's motorbike and sidecar is covered just off camera, and their cousins are walking behind.
One day, on Instagram, I saw it staring back at me on the @britcultarchive. I thought our family were the only ones with copies, but it turns out the photographer Martin Mayer was uploading his archive, which BCA subsequently featured. He’d visited them from Workers Press about industrial issues at Salford Docks, where my Grandad worked. This weekend, 54 years on, we returned to 26 Langton St to recapture the photo."
Thanks to Jack Youd and to his family for recreating this amazing photograph over half a century later.
Photo 1 © Martin Mayer/ReportDigital, all rights reserved.
Photo 2 © Jack Youd, all rights reserved.
