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This design of pillar box from the reign on Edward VII has been used since 1904. Only the Royal cipher has been changed as different Kings and Queens came to the throne. The design has the aperture in the door to prevent letters being trapped under the lid. Tens of thousands of this style of box have been erected in the UK, many of which are still in use today.
premiere Travel ran red group of services
red 1 Bingham
red2 cotgrave
red3 Keyworth
red4 sandiacre and long Eaton short lived
red5 Long Eaton
red 5X non stop long Eaton express
red 7 (7.1 7.2 7.3) Mapperley and Arnold area including netherfield
red 8 Hucknall
red 9 Loughborough
red express airport link
plus a cavalcade of Notts bus routes when they acquired veolia Dunn line and all the Notts bus contacts like the shop link and eventlink services
Spotted on the way to work; this is a derelict out house (workshop) about to be renovated. Found in Mapperley, Nottingham.
Via West Hallam, Stanley Common, Smalley Common and Mapperley.
Shipley Country Park
First walk of the year of to a bad start took wrong turn after less than a mile and had to almost get back to start to continue. Ended up with blisters which i don’t normally get, but first warm day of the year and not at work so no worries.
Via West Hallam, Stanley Common, Smalley Common and Mapperley.
First walk of the year of to a bad start took wrong turn after less than a mile and had to almost get back to start to continue. Ended up with blisters which i don’t normally get, but first warm day of the year and not at work so no worries.
Hunslet 0-6-0ST 2409/1942 at Gedling Colliery Mapperley landsales site in mid 1970s. Unfortunately now being rebuilt at Didcot as 0-6-0T in blue with a face.
Image scanned from a 35mm negative.