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Teddy Eagle 15 Jul 23 8.03pm | |
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martin2412 Living The Dream 16 Jul 23 12.03am | |
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Thank God. I thought this was another Diane Abbott thread.
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Tyke Exile Portuguese Cove, Nova Scotia 16 Jul 23 4.22am | |
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I was there with a couple of mates! Can't actually remember a lot other than the stage seemed about 5 miles away and I daren't go anywhere for fear of never finding my mates again. The transport arrangements were a nightmare. The train back to London was meant to stop at all stations but didn't so we got one back to Woking and then managed to get the last train which stopped at Surbiton. We were literally piled on top of everyone - very unpleasant. I have a lapel badge somewhere that they were dropping from large balloons. Glad I got to see Graham Parker though. Was also at the Crystal Palace Garden Party in 1974 watching Rick Wakeman doing Journey to the Centre of the Earth and in July 1981 watching Ian Dury as an alternative to the Royal Wedding. Edited by Tyke Exile (16 Jul 2023 4.38am)
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Teddy Eagle 16 Jul 23 8.22am | |
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Originally posted by Tyke Exile
I was there with a couple of mates! Can't actually remember a lot other than the stage seemed about 5 miles away and I daren't go anywhere for fear of never finding my mates again. The transport arrangements were a nightmare. The train back to London was meant to stop at all stations but didn't so we got one back to Woking and then managed to get the last train which stopped at Surbiton. We were literally piled on top of everyone - very unpleasant. I have a lapel badge somewhere that they were dropping from large balloons. Glad I got to see Graham Parker though. Was also at the Crystal Palace Garden Party in 1974 watching Rick Wakeman doing Journey to the Centre of the Earth and in July 1981 watching Ian Dury as an alternative to the Royal Wedding. Edited by Tyke Exile (16 Jul 2023 4.38am) Graham Parker was the highlight for me too although that wasn't his ideal venue. He never seemed to get the success he deserved but he The Rumour were an excellent act.
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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 16 Jul 23 5.05pm | |
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Blackbushe has tried its hand at many things over the years. Drag racing, the weekend market, British Car Auctions, and of course the airfield with various flying activities. I sometimes visit the Cafe at Blackbushe when catching up with friends in the area. Photo is of it in 2022. Perhaps it needs a couple of blue plaques to remind visitors of its past ?
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