Eye-catching black and whites

[Remspoor]

Opel in Portugal

[Remspoor]

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[somewhatfoolish]

"No sausage rolls stored overnight."

[martc]

Net and Tackle stores, Rock-a-nore Road, Hastings, 1956.

[martc]

[Richard_FM]

3 hours ago, martc said:

Tom Baker (with moobs!) on the right?!

[Metal Guru]

4 hours ago, martc said:

Net and Tackle stores, Rock-a-nore Road, Hastings, 1956.

As a kid we used to visit Hastings a couple of times a year in the 60s. Saw a shark washed up on the beach near those huts. It seemed huge but I was only about 5, so probably about 2ft long really.

[JimH]

[JimH]

On 1/24/2022 at 2:04 PM, barrett said:

I find it incredibly strange that people drive in built-up areas with headlamps on. I never do it, it's completely pointless, and borderline dangerous given how much dazzle and glare you get from modern headlamps. And it's literally the only purpose of having sidelights fitted to cars, for town driving. Then again, half the people on the road apparently can't even drive down a dual carriageway without using main beam. Or anywhere without fog lamps.

+1. 

But aren't people so terribly keen to tell you that you haven't got your headlights on?

[Metal Guru]

19 minutes ago, JimH said:

+1. 

But aren't people so terribly keen to tell you that you haven't got your headlights on?

I often use main beam when the twat in front has rear fog lights on in clear conditions. It normally only takes about 15  miles before they turn them off.

[JimH]

There is certainly a strong correlation between those driving round town with their front fog lights burning away  and those very keen to tell you that in their opinion you should have your headlights turned on.

[Remspoor]

Can you see what it is yet? was yet?

 

 

[D.E]

[High Jetter]

19 minutes ago, Remspoor said:

Can you see what it is yet? was yet?

Mercedes Bentz

[Remspoor]

Italy:

UK

[martc]

Leningrad, USSR, 1963, photo by Vladimir Bogdanov.

[Remspoor]

Reading, Berkshire.

[martc]

Pécs TV Tower, standing on the Misina peak of Mecsek, Pécs, Hungarian People's Republic, 1972. In the foreground are a brace of Zastava 750's. Segélyszolgálat - can be translated as 'an individual or team of support professionals that provide technical assistance for an organisation's network, hardware devices and software.' When this picture was taken I guess the Zastavas belonged to the Engineers responsible for the running of the transmitter.

[Remspoor]

Leeds

[Remspoor]

So whose transport cafe is it? Gwen's or Harold's

[lesapandre]

On 1/25/2022 at 7:28 PM, martc said:

Ah - you've met the BL Quality Control Department...

[lesapandre]

26 minutes ago, Remspoor said:

So whose transport cafe is it? Gwen's or Harold's

Transgender'd innit...

[lesapandre]

On 1/26/2022 at 10:01 AM, High Jetter said:

Mercedes Bentz

The fintail was one of the first cars with a crumple-zone and rigid passenger cell.

[lesapandre]

On 1/27/2022 at 6:42 AM, martc said:

Leningrad, USSR, 1963, photo by Vladimir Bogdanov.

They are just off to the station...

 

[D.E]

[martc]

London 1973

[DVee8]

[Andrew353w]

33 minutes ago, DVee8 said:

So, that's why the crackers are always broken when I get the packet home......

[Remspoor]

[DSdriver]

1 hour ago, DVee8 said:

police intercept the famous crackernapper gang using a patrol car with defective NSR brake