Não basta ser avô, tem que participar. :)

4TH OF JULY PARADE IN LARAMIE WYOMING 1968.

rare games:

DoDonPachi Dai-Ou-Jou

ESPGaluda

Mushihime-Sama

Ibara

Haunting Ground

Wild Arms 5

Growlancer Generations

Marvel vs. Capcom 2

Tom and his mum are experts at the wonderful Lego Star Wars on the PSII, in which Tom was able to recreate his own invented Jedi persona,

Nope, cannot zoom out far enough. My cellar's celling is too low x_X

Makina 67

Jumanji

Lemmings

London Racer 2

London Racer - Police Madness

London Taxi Rushour

Lotus Challenge

Madagascar

Midnight Club 1

Midnight Club 2

Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition

Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition Remix

Midway Arcade Treasures

Need For Speed: Carbon Collectors Edition

Need For Speed: Most Wanted

Need For Speed: Underground

Outrun 2006: Coast to Coast

Paris-Dakar Rally

Playboy the Mansion

Police 24/7

Racing Simulation 3

Rally Championship

Rayman 10th Anniversary

Rayman Revolution

NEH434 was a Brush bodied Leyland PS2/5 new to PMT in 1950 as SN434, renumbered to S434 in 1953 she is seen parked by the Nicholson War Memorial in Leek in the days before the town's bus station was built. Behind is one of the VEH or XVT Reliances with light cream roof from either the 1955 or 1956 batches, personally speaking from memory I'd say it likely be a VEH reg as these were mostly prevelent in the Moorlands then. Those earlier Reliances had thin rectangular shaped side marker lights instead of the later rounded type.

To the right of the War Memorial is seen the side of the Talbot Hotel now closed and in front on the pavement is a teak memorial bench replaced in the late 1980's by the Leek Regeneration Committee's design of "Gondola" type seats which were not altogether that popular amongst locals then, although with a passage of time they are quite distinctive and do help stamp an identity to Leek as a tourist town.

S434 lasted until 1962 when sold to Cowley dealer in Salford who later resold the bus to Sir Alfred McAlpine Contractors in 1963. In the left background is the roofline and chimney of Cawdrey Buildings on the corner of Ball Haye Street and Fountain Street, for many years this was an electrical store run by Rumbelows.

Oh, kiss me beneath the milky twilight.

Lead me out on the moonlit floor.

Lift your open hand.

Strike up the band and make the fireflies dance,

silver moon's sparkling.

So kiss me.

Fan palms in a small canyon near Palm Springs.