One of 14 photos taken of the railway accident. Buses used to transport train passengers.
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One of 14 photos taken of the railway accident. Buses used to transport train passengers.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
One of 14 photos taken of this accident.
New route B1 starts October 21 1972
Up to this point at this area the wall was about 25ft above the beach level with large lipped edge to throw the water back [ it didn't work very well on rough days when tides were high ] .
At least there was a reasonable beach which was fairly gently sloped into the sea .
The large white building in the background was a pub / nightclub which I believe had several names over the years including The Nab Club , the Beach Club etc . It pinched the wide promenade to a small walkway and was swamped by the sea several times over the years and of course its now gone and replaced by flats and the walkway widened .
And of course can you imagine that operation taking place in that style these days . There would be a raft of hi-viz , fencing , warning signs etc etc .
Leyland truck mixer EKP161T - new July 1979 - last taxed Apr. 1989 . ARC Premix .
taken from outside my Mothers house.
Up to this point at this area the wall was about 25ft above the beach level with large lipped edge to throw the water back [ it didn't work very well on rough days when tides were high ] .
At least there was a reasonable beach which was fairly gently sloped into the sea .
The large white building in the background was a pub / nightclub which I believe had several names over the years including The Nab Club , the Beach Club etc . It pinched the wide promenade to a small walkway and was swamped by the sea several times over the years and of course its now gone and replaced by flats and the walkway widened .
And of course can you imagine that operation taking place in that style these days . There would be a raft of hi-viz , fencing , warning signs etc etc .
Taken from outside my Mothers house .
On junction of Footscray Road and Southwood Road in New Eltham, London SE9.
P8173982 Anx2 Q90 1400h 0.5k-1.5k