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Dowel Dale by beekeg

Limestone Pavement
DSCF5665

Park House farm, Morpeth by stephen.lewins (1,000 000 UP !)

A spring afternoon at Park House farm just out of Morpeth, Northumberland

Park House & Brakes IMG_1004 by Ronnierob

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.. at Scatness

Parkhouse IMG_1002 by Ronnierob

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.. at sunset

A.1. Service ASD26T by preselected

Thirty years since the demise of independent A.1. here's another reminder of the last day and Parkhouse Garage Alexander bodied Leyland Fleetline looking a bit worse for wear heads to Ardrossan with it looks like Bill Swanson at the wheel a former Western SMT driver when I was at Ardrossan and a gentleman to boot. The Fleetlines were not to last long after the takeover and would end up with Village Tours in Liverpool in the main. ASD26T had been involved in an accident and carried a different lower front panel to the rest of it's T registered cousins looking the same as the P registered batch around the cab area.
Photo by me.

One Devonshire Place - Pershore Road, Selly Park by ell brown

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One Devonshire Place - Pershore Road, Selly Park.

Grade II Listed Building

679 and 681, Pershore Road B29

Listing Text

PERSHORE ROAD
1.
5104 Selly Park B29
Nos 679 and 681
SP 08 SE 12/39
II GV
2.
Circa 1840. Pair of semi-detached houses. Stucco; slate roof. Two storeys;
6 bays. Ground floor with bonded rustication and a window, a door, a window,
etc, alternating. The doors with rectangular fanlights and set between Tuscan
pilasters supporting an entablature with shallow pedimented blocking course.
The windows sashes in moulded eared surrounds. Moulded band. First floor
with sash window within moulded surrounds with panelled aprons, those over
the doors narrower than the others and eared. No 679 with its outer windows
replaced by canted bay windows of circa 1900.

Listing NGR: SP0586783040

This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.

One Devonshire Place - Pershore Road, Selly Park by ell brown

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One Devonshire Place - Pershore Road, Selly Park.

Grade II Listed Building

679 and 681, Pershore Road B29

Listing Text

PERSHORE ROAD
1.
5104 Selly Park B29
Nos 679 and 681
SP 08 SE 12/39
II GV
2.
Circa 1840. Pair of semi-detached houses. Stucco; slate roof. Two storeys;
6 bays. Ground floor with bonded rustication and a window, a door, a window,
etc, alternating. The doors with rectangular fanlights and set between Tuscan
pilasters supporting an entablature with shallow pedimented blocking course.
The windows sashes in moulded eared surrounds. Moulded band. First floor
with sash window within moulded surrounds with panelled aprons, those over
the doors narrower than the others and eared. No 679 with its outer windows
replaced by canted bay windows of circa 1900.

Listing NGR: SP0586783040

This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.

_DSC2723 by tompagenet

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EAG10 Duff A.1. Service by preselected

An acquired black and white negative. This one was a favourite photo of mine in years gone by when used by RHG Simpson and I bought a print of it a long time ago. Recently the negatives seem to have come up for sale and I'm not entirely sure of the copyright situation of these but I put a copyright notice on it as if it isn't mine it belongs to someone else. Taken in April 1966 behind Parkhouse Garage this is a fine study of Iain Duff"s first brand new bus EAG10 new in 1951 and a fine motor that lasted till 1970. It was always well kept and can be seen shiny as a new pin here. I remember the vacuum brakes squealed and one night I heard it all the way from the top of New England to the stance at Ardrossan every braking point at every road end. This is the best shot I ever saw of it though,.