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A hefty refractory block stamped "GKN" seen between two factory units. It measures 22 x 16 x c. 4 inches. The units in this area are built on the old upper GKN foundry which closed down in the early 1970s so is probably left over from then. It is likely to have been made in the GKN Refractory Works at Two Locks in Cwmbran; this also closed down in the 1970s, and is now a housing estate. When operating it was referred to as "the white brick works" to distinguish it from the Whitehead works across the canal from it, referred to as "the red brick works".
Sonya's brother's other she-cat. She can be nice and loving in one second, and the next ready to kick your ass.
Tim at the opening of the new $7.7 million Springvale Service for Children Centre in Lightwood Road with Minister for Community Development, Lily D'Ambrosio, Mayor of the City of Greater Dandenong, Jim Memeti and Member for Mordialloc, Janice Munt.
July 2010
The Springvale Cemetery was established in 1948 with the unveiling of the Cross of Sacrifice. The cemetery contains 612 war graves cared for in perpetuity by the Office of Australian War Graves on behalf of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
One of set of eight unused postcards produced by the Australian Government's Department of Veteran's Affairs Office of Australian War Graves
Published and distributed (including to public libraries) October 2021
I have never before seen such a joyful cemetery - everyone had an abundance of flowers and a mini Jesus, Mary or Angel above them. It was so...festive..
The first balut I ever had. It was a great experience and enjoyed it with many other bloggers and friends. Read about it here - jeroxie.com/addiction/delicious-vietnam-7-my-first-balut