Buildings, Architecture and other Oddities

I, Or rather We, had one of those A40s. Bright Red, Black roof. Bought it for £3.50p ( Almost a Weeks wages then ) from a local-ish garage in 1972. We were just 15 at that time, a couple of School friends, and me, and had just started work. It was an MOT failure, my Dad and Uncle called at the garage to collect it. Dad drove it a few miles to an 'Old Airfield' which I had arranged with the Farmer to drive it around the old tracks. All totally illegal on my Dads part, but in those days, along quiet country roads, at dusk... Also obtained Two Ford Anglia's, Free of Charge, transported the same way. We had Great Fun driving along those old Wartime tracks, between the Air Raid Shelters etc.

 

No ifs no butts

 

Security as was then part 2

 

Out of the gloom

 

Into the light

 

Old road nearly covered

 

Mobile menu

 

Until next time

 

Aha Jim lad wheres my parrot

 

Careful Clive, you'll get arrested !!

 

In the deep mid winter

 

That's a Symphoricarpus Clive, a Snowberry to you and me.
Symphoricarpos × doorenbosii &s;White Hedge&s; | snowberry &s;White Hedge&s; Shrubs/RHS Gardening

I think I've too much time on my hands posting this info

 

Testing testing

 

Talk about wishing the year away

 

Old crosses new

 

Whers the ball gone

 

One of England's slip fielders must have dropped it!

 

I think he should be.....

 

1950 Morris Oxford. Lovely

 

Roll out the barrel