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River Tyne, Author: Steve Ellwood. River Tyne - Amberley Publishing (amberley-books.com) Published 2015. A trip down the North and South Tyne and onwards to the North Sea.
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Exploding turnips !
That would indeed be a smell to remember.
Replying to @northumbriana
I can still remember the smell from when the bigger boys asked to borrow mine to knock on a door for trick or treat, put a banger inside it & exploded it all over the street! I hadn't even knocked on a door. My poor mother had to carve out three for me and my two brothers too
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Old Pier, Broadford, Skye - a Category C Listed Building in Strath, Highland dlvr.it/TW3n8M
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Flower class corvette HMS Anemone (K 48): Laid down at Blyth Shipbuilding & Drydock Co. Ltd. Blyth, England 26.10.39.
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Today's sunrise at St. Alban's Church, Earsdon, North Tyneside. Designed by John and Benjamin Green, also responsible for the likes of The Theatre Royal, Grey's Monument (the column bit, anyway), Penshaw Monument, and many, many more...
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Newcastle's beautiful High Level Bridge captured yesterday. It blows my mind to think what people would have thought of this when it opened in 1849.
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Another shot from today's #Newcastle Quayside adventure... Messrs. Swing and Tyne.
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Replying to @TyneSnapper
Hopefully it comes back, great pub through the years, when metros delayed it was always a handy pub. Was FMs back in the late 90s n had some great memoribla
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Almost a full house, with apologies to the Millennium Bridge hiding just around the corner... #Newcastle
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I made another sea glass lamp today. Sea glass and a storage jar and lights from a charity shop.
💙🩵🌊
#Beachcombing
#SeaGlass
#Northumberland
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Replying to @TyneSnapper
Probably late Victorian or Edwardian Steve. Apparently the swing type bottle came into use in the 1890's. I found another similar one last week.
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Replying to @TyneSnapper @JHCPAL
I get lots Steve and think I am near you. Lots of trees on the bridleway though at the back of the garden and round the playing fields.
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Built in 1921: Constructed by apprentices at Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Company in Jarrow.
It made its final crossing on November 4, 1967—the same day the new Tyne Tunnel opened—before being towed away and scrapped at Dunston.
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See they had the dentists favourites …. Lemon sherbets and Pineapple 🍍 chunks - what a selection!!!
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Used to pop in when passing at work. Anything I bought got put in back of van, putting on the passenger seat was fatal!
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Top of me nannas old street, Cheltenham tce, he looks like his mother
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My grandma lived on Cheltenham Terrace, I went to that shop when Mrs Clough still had it!
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I was a regular from about 89, tremendous establishment




























