So, what tat have I bought while drunk now?

So, what tat have I bought while drunk now?

First test version of my card kit of the Preston Dock Engine Shed, just to see if it is feasible.

Down on the old Preston Dock site there is an unusual little engine shed, which was built for Preston Borough Council (long before they became City) in 1985. In 1986 it won The Brick Development Association’s Structural Brickwork Award. It looks like this:


Considering the options, I think it was a wise choice for the ersatz-Deacon to not go with any of the real John Deacon’s historic hairstyles, and just shave his head.

‘cos Mr. Deacon had some tragic haircuts, even compared to Mr May
It can be hard at times to define where The North is. Luckily, back in ancient times, two noted geographic scholars, William Ernest Drummond and James Francis Cauty, published a justified tract, listing places that were in the north,
Here I shall explore that work in full.
The latest inductee to The Library of Cool is “An Illustrated Guide to the Funicular Railways of Great Britain” by Amy Bartle.

Continue reading An Illustrated Guide to the Funicular Railways of Great Britain
Back in 1987, Chris Boucher created the TV series Star Cops, and accidentally foretold everything about your daily life.
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