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Hammer

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13th Sep 11 at 20:38

Awesome

Mucho jealous of Robertafileragioinho for visiting McSorley's, thought to myself 'I would love to visit that' when I was looking through.

Budgie

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13th Sep 11 at 20:46

Like the Bud truck

Jake

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13th Sep 11 at 20:52

homeless people wearing suits

Adam_B

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13th Sep 11 at 20:55

quote:
Originally posted by DannyB
anybody got any more decent links?

Bolton, late 30s -

http://spender.boltonmuseums.org.uk/

me and my bird re-photographed some of the locations for a little project, here -

http://paulakate.com/photo_7168427.html

[Edited on 13-09-2011 by Adam_B]

DannyB

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13th Sep 11 at 21:18

I also like looking at pics of a certain place from 2 different times, 50 years apart if you get what I mean. Very interesting.

DannyB

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13th Sep 11 at 21:21

Like these

http://www.lbc.co.uk/london-then-and-now---photos-14006/view/4088#4087

FAZ

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13th Sep 11 at 21:26

anyone find that thread of abandoned russian towns n shit? i like looking n seeing wt it wudda been like to live before it was abandoned

John

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13th Sep 11 at 21:27

Do you mean Prypiat?

DannyB

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13th Sep 11 at 21:34

This one?

http://corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=460229

Tomnova16

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13th Sep 11 at 22:46

Thats brilliant. Makes it look real in colour.

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter

Butler

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13th Sep 11 at 23:11

Those links are awesome Danny, absolutely love it.

Lawrah

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13th Sep 11 at 23:47

I always love looking at old photos of Glasgow. Some real cracking photos of working class life and the people. Full of history.

[Edited on 13-09-2011 by Lawrah]

Eck

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14th Sep 11 at 00:04

Fucking awesome pictures

Looks so much more modern in colour!

sand-eel

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14th Sep 11 at 01:55

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
Homeless people wearing suits, ties, shirts and hats

indeed and clean shaven

sand-eel

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14th Sep 11 at 02:04

wonder what she done?

sand-eel

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14th Sep 11 at 02:10

Further reading....her punishment was stay in there and starve to death.

Russ

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14th Sep 11 at 05:09

quote:
Originally posted by Lawrah
I always love looking at old photos of Glasgow. Some real cracking photos of working class life and the people. Full of history.

[Edited on 13-09-2011 by Lawrah]

Any old ones of how it used to be toncompare those to?

sc0ott

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14th Sep 11 at 06:03

That first pic reminds me of history class.
How families used to cramb into the one bed, the black plague etc.

whitter45

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14th Sep 11 at 08:13

awesome place

adiohead

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14th Sep 11 at 08:18

quote:
Originally posted by sand-eel
Further reading....her punishment was stay in there and starve to death.

nice

Tomnova16

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14th Sep 11 at 08:34

quote:
Originally posted by Russ

quote:
Originally posted by Lawrah
I always love looking at old photos of Glasgow. Some real cracking photos of working class life and the people. Full of history.

[Edited on 13-09-2011 by Lawrah]
Any old ones of how it used to be toncompare those to?

first thing i thought of too

http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter

Ojc

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14th Sep 11 at 09:28

And me

But look at those American cunts going about their daily lifes while innocent civilans across the Atlantic were being bombed day and night, fucking cunts.

3CorsaMeal

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14th Sep 11 at 09:43

i phoned new york yesterday and the person i spoke to sounded like such a twat, really really american

Ingham

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14th Sep 11 at 13:28

I'd love to live in Manhattan!

Robbo

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14th Sep 11 at 13:56

i will do in 3 years

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