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1825

2013

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scosborne said:
I remember walking the bridge on Natal Day as a child in the 1980's. At least one year they had all the MacDonald's mascots there. Grimace and Hamburglar were terrifying at full size.

James West said:
I love this - these aerial shots make it well worth coming to these earlier pages in your photostream.
Martin Horan said:
Hi, you've done a great job. I've just been reading a biography of Thomas Bewick and it made me want to check up on the Newcastle area. Your site's been very informative. I was in Bamburgh Castle probably more than 20 years ago. But my memories--which must be getting fuddled--were of it being by a beach! It's longer since I've been in Newcastle itself. Your pictures have inspired me to get back down there. Whenever my wife and drive through England it's via Cumbria. We must change that. We used to go down through Northumberland via Berwick. The Geordies are great people and very friendly. Thanks for your excellent site.
Barry Ranns said:
Isn't this Alnwick Castle?

Clarence B Vautier said:
Do you have any more slides of boats around the east coast of canada?
Halifax Municipal Archives said:
Clarence B Vautier Hello Clarence! We have some other photos of boats around the area that is now the Halifax Regional Municipality, which you can view by searching our database (you can filter by Graphic Material only): 7046.sydneyplus.com/archive/final/portal.aspx You might also want to check with the Nova Scotia Archives.