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pixrobin
Canley
121 of 379  Mon 5th Dec 2016 5:26pm  

It's at the Coventry Canal Basin MR - taken May 2005
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Midland Red

122 of 379  Mon 5th Dec 2016 5:32pm  

Thanks, Pix Thumbs up
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia
123 of 379  Tue 6th Dec 2016 1:29am  

Morning all. I wonder why all the "wubble woos"? Smile
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pixrobin
Canley
124 of 379  Tue 6th Dec 2016 7:58am  

I guess so it wasn't a drain on other letters Thumbs up Roll eyes
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Helen F
Warrington
125 of 379  Tue 6th Dec 2016 8:30am  

Lol Lol Lol Lol classic answer.
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NeilsYard
Coventry
126 of 379  Fri 9th Dec 2016 1:51pm  

Anyone any idea where this might have been taken? And yes, that's Mr Snape as in the solicitors Big grin I wondered if it might be on the Barracks grounds?
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Helen F
Warrington
127 of 379  Fri 9th Dec 2016 2:08pm  

I haven't checked yet but my gut instinct is that it is the Barracks, looking east. Yes, it is the back of Hertford Street. Quite a rare view. Neil, I could be wrong but I think you win this year's image hunter of the year. Thumbs up
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NeilsYard
Coventry
128 of 379  Fri 9th Dec 2016 2:34pm  

That's gotta be worth an extra rasher at the breaky tomorrow, Helen Big grin
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Midland Red
129 of 379  Fri 9th Dec 2016 3:26pm  
Off-topic / chat  

NeilsYard
130 of 379  Fri 9th Dec 2016 3:48pm  
Off-topic / chat  

Garlands Joke Shop
Coventry
131 of 379  Sat 10th Jun 2017 1:20pm  

Hi All, Can anyone tell me what the initials 'F.W. Major' and 'M.M. Orr' mean in this photograph. Many thanks, Luke. Thumbs up

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Annewiggy
Tamworth
132 of 379  Sat 10th Jun 2017 2:07pm  

It looks like their names.
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Wearethemods
Aberdeenshire
133 of 379  Sat 10th Jun 2017 9:03pm  

MM of course could be Military Medal but I doubt it as all Honours/Awards/Accreditations come after the name. I agree with Annewiggy in that it is more likely the person's initials. Unless you can throw more light on it Luke
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Kaga simpson
Peacehaven, East Sussex
134 of 379  Sun 11th Jun 2017 5:08pm  

Pixrobin, your picture of 107 what are they? I'm sure I once knew, not so sure today. thanks.
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Garlands Joke Shop
Coventry
135 of 379  Sun 11th Jun 2017 7:14pm  

Hi Annewiggy & Wearethemods, Thank you both for your posts. Talk about me not being able to see the wood for the trees, I'm not related to the people in the photograph so I thought F.W. Major was some sort of rank and M.M. ORR some sort of medal/ citation. I think you're right - they do look like names (the words also seem to be in two columns beneath each person). I looked on ancestry for potential leads - and found a marriage between Margaret M. Major and William H. Orr in 1939 in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Therefore (if it's the right person) I'm imagining that the lady and gentleman in the photograph may be father and daughter. Thanks for your help and a fresh pair of eyes Thumbs up Luke. Smile
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