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[Rustic Bridge in Glenariff. County Antrim, Ireland] (LOC)

  • 9 older comments, and then…
  • take a walk on the wild side said:
    phenomenal!
  • George Major said:
    Absolutely fantastic!
  • nadiabn said:
    wonderful
  • Robin Runar said:
    I love this so much!
  • Dramatic Stove said:
    i want to have an epic photo while standing at the middle

Wills Tobacco Factory, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1950

  • Alistair MacDonald said:
    The Wills building, East Coast main line and coast road. Building built as a cigarette factory in the late 1940s.
  • Christine Westerback said:
    My big sis worked here and we lived just along the road Got some pix
  • Alan Pestell said:
    Class wifes mother worked there
  • snowkbeast said:
    Gosforth and Kenton waggonway to the right hand side of the photo
  • thomas bailey said:
    Tom Bailey, I worked there around 1978 - 1981 on Maintenance with my good buddy Spider from Walker we used the service ducts and pipe shaft's to move around the building undetected such fun. Remember Spider above the Packing room ? I am now living in the USA. e-mail : tombailey6262@yahoo.com

Cordeaux Road, Illawarra

  • Diana Riggery said:
    I think this may be a spot that was known as "The Holy Well", a little past Browns Road that went out in the Avon Dam direction. This is about halfway inbetween Windy Gully and Cordeaux Valley. From what I've been told by the old-timers, it was a popular spot to stop and water the horses. Eventually the well ran dry, perhaps proving it wasn't as holy as people liked to think...
  • Diana Riggery said:
    I am sure this is the spot, as it is today: i63.photobucket.com/albums/h147/darianzam/HolyWellCordeau...