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Domain Road Jct, Junction of St Kilda and Domain Roads, South Melbourne. Scanned from slide. EY89-3.
Captured by RICHARD JONES where SW6.919 is viewed standing in Sturt Street at the City Road intersection, along with many other trams, having been diverted from St Kilda Road and terminated short of the city due to the Moomba procession in March 1970.
This section of the South Melbourne Beach line was closed when the diversion via Nolan Street opened a few days later.
SW6 class tram 862 at the Victoria Pde interchange working a route 12 service to Sth Melb & St Kilda Beach
Grand old pub building, not too shabby. Since taken over by Greene King.
Address: 704 Fulham Road.
Former Name(s): The Durell; The Rat and Parrot; The Durell Arms.
Owner: Capital Pub Company (former).
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Pilates Studio London UK
Live Fit Personal Training
254-258 North End Road
London, Greater London SW6 1NJ
020 7385 0688
Personal Trainer London UK
Live Fit Personal Training
254-258 North End Road
London, Greater London SW6 1NJ
020 7385 0688
Domain Road Jct, Junction of St Kilda and Domain Roads, South Melbourne. Scanned from slide. EY89-6.
Pilates Studio London UK
Live Fit Personal Training
254-258 North End Road
London, Greater London SW6 1NJ
020 7385 0688
Hawthorn Road, East Brighton, Victoria. Scanned from slide. Pre 1978. Unfortunately the earlier slides are not good quality, but are uploaded for historic purposes. EY6.
A very decent menu, rather pricy, at this posh gastropub with many many beers. They have such a good range of beers, they've suggested matches for all the food here. At The White Horse, Parsons Green.
The Chelsea players defend an incoming corner cross.
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Domain Road Jct, Junction of St Kilda and Domain Roads, South Melbourne. Scanned from slide. EY89-7.
Large pub overlooking Parsons Green. (It was in the Good Beer Guide for many years as the Duke of Cumberland.)
Address: 235 New Kings Road.
Former Name(s): The Duke of Cumberland; The Duke's Head; The Pond Head (on the same site).
Owner: Young's.
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Champione, champione, olé, olé, olé
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Victoria Ave, Albert Park, Victoria. Near Page Street. On the left is the Red Eagle Hotel. Scanned from slide. EY89-132.
As the rest of the Chelsea players celebrate with the Champions League trophy, José Bosingwa appears to being doing his best Lone Ranger impression with his mobile phone. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lone_Ranger)
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Operational on the Western Springs tramway which links MOTAT 1 & 2 museum sites in Auckland, New Zealand is this former Melbourne tram no. 893.
It is a SW6 variant new in 1944 and was in use until 1997 when it was placed in the reserve fleet.
It was exported to New Zealand in 2008.
SW6.909 showing cab damage following a collision with A1.243 in Flinders Street at Exhibition Street captured by IAN GREEN on Tuesday, 2nd January, 2007.
At the time 909 was sporting a promo wrap for 100 years of electric trams.
Melbourne SW6 953 runs out of Glenhuntly depot to enter service on the Prahran to North Richmond route 78 on Friday 11 March 20011
Slide scan of another memory from my Melbourne years captured during the first half of the 1990s showing the tram laying over on the stub track.
At right is the Melbourne city remand centre.
Probably taken in 1994 not long after this short section of line was installed.
What looks like a locals' pub on the High St.
Address: 57 Fulham High Street.
Former Name(s): The White House (on the same site); The Anchor.
Owner: Mitchells and Butlers; Charrington (former).
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SW6 Class tram 866 on the outer City Circle waits patiently at the corner of Victoria St & Nicholson St, Carlton, Melbourne.
Red Slate Circle by Richard Long in front of England by Gilbert & George and Bed by Antony Gormley
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streetcar ride from downtown Edmonton to Old Strathcona.
Old Strathcona Station
Edmonton Alberta
Canada
Refurbished Young's pub in a busy part of Fulham. It has since closed (see comments), to become an estate agents.
Address: 506 Fulham Road.
Former Name(s): The George Hotel.
Owner: Young's (former); Watney Combe Reid (former).
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© photo by Paul Wright
Match action from Fulham v Crystal Palace, Premier League match at Craven Cottage London, Sunday 11 May 2014.
Craven Cottage
Stevenage Road
London
SW6 6HH
Yarra Trams: SW6 856 on Route 35 City Circle (Anti Clockwise) via Latrobe Street in Latrobe Street near Etihad Stadium
13th September 2012 at Imperial Wharf, London SW6.
Imperial Wharf Jazz Festival (free event).
Country: Britain & Cuba (British resident). Style: Jazz - Modern.
Lineup: Courtney Pine (soprano sax/EWI), Omar Puente (violin), Cameron Pierre (g), Darren Taylor (b), Robert Fordjour (d).
Courtney Pine was born in London to Jamaican parents. He came to the fore with the Jazz Warriors in the mid 1980s, and has since led his own bands. In recent years this has included the Cuban violinist Omar Puente, who I photographed in a very different musical context at the Celebrating Sanctuary Festival: www.flickr.com/photos/kmlivemusic/sets/72157627027385999/.
More information: www.courtneypine.co.uk/.
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Some of the draught taps at this excellent pub for beer. (View of pub building.)
Address: 1-3 Parsons Green.
Interior view of SW6 Class tram 866 showing the special decorations installed to celebrate the tram's 75th birthday as well as the passengers lapping up the atmosphere on the City Circle at Bourke & Spring Sts, Melbourne City.
A small pub behind Earl's Court exhibition centre. Closed in 2015. (Close-up of pub sign.)
Address: 8 Lillie Road.
Owner: Enterprise Inns (former); Courage (former); Styles and Winch (former).
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