Things That Gladden The Heart
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Upsides of being dragged into central for an age medical , what a lovely view on a beautiful day
Spent a couple of hours on HMS Belfast a few years back. We got up to the radio room, and I was pointing out various bits of kit to Mrs H. As I turned to leave an old guy in the radio room spoke to Mrs H. She told him I used to be an RO and could use the morse key - āthanks loveā I thought. The old guy pushed the key over said, ācāmon then.ā
A quick what shall I send and I startedā¦. ā yep, a touch slow and a little raggy but you know what youāre doing.ā I replied, āitās almost 40 years since Iāve sent. Iāll take that.ā Must admit, I enjoyed it and was well chuffed he picked it up.
Voyager EMH
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I'm not saying that isn't a fantastic view, it most certainly is - and a world famous one.
But I really like this one too
RichA
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Makes it look like a single, very elaborate bridge.
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Lovely view. I don't appreciate just how close London bridge (where I took the photo) is. 45 mins on the district line and a short walk across to the work drs
Nice little day out
What a moment though , beautiful
I am a Londoner so know my way around pretty well but if you don't come up regularly it is sometimes a shock at how close things are to each other and how quickly you can actually get from A to B. I
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Watching the golf triggers nice (though perhaps a litter bitter sweet) memories for me as I took my mum for a day trip to Troon the last time we spent together outside of hospital and her passing. We had lunch in the Piersland Hotel (her recommendation from a previous visit with my sister - now also no longer with us). It was lovely.
And after lunch we wandered across the road to Royal Troon. As I had a look at the 18th green and wondered, mum took shelter from the wind standing at the entrance under the canopy, a member asked if she wanted to sit down inside, which she did, until I was done. Then we headed home.
Bless you mum and sis for the memories.
And after lunch we wandered across the road to Royal Troon. As I had a look at the 18th green and wondered, mum took shelter from the wind standing at the entrance under the canopy, a member asked if she wanted to sit down inside, which she did, until I was done. Then we headed home.
Bless you mum and sis for the memories.
Voyager EMH
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"The Famous Five Bridges" is what they used to be known as, but there's a couple more now, the metro-line bridge and the pedestrian bridge where that shot was possibly taken from.
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Voyager EMH
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Amateur, you need to get the Millennium Bridge in as well
But I have yet to see the Millennium Bridge in the flesh, as it were. High time I did.
Crossed at Blaydon and back through the tunnel on my last trip to Northumberland in 2019.
Or from the other angle
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Alan Clifford
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Found this when I stopped using the tube "map" and used reality.
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Rail companies and workers seem to get plenty of stick, but i was on holiday in England last week and travelled through London to Canterbury back to London then to Penzance , Penzance to Exeter.
Every train was on time and staff everywhere were were extremely helpful so well done rail staff
Every train was on time and staff everywhere were were extremely helpful so well done rail staff
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