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Jogon wrote: close up I know that straight away, I used to trail up that dam hill after my post round daily
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Like I said, Black Belt, ta for keeping this kettle boiling.Tangent-->Every now and again I find google streetviews that go where I never went. Here's one http://g.co/maps/cgbnn.
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Jogon wrote: Like I said, Black Belt, ta for keeping this kettle boiling. The street view suitably censored Yes it will be Emley Moor transmitter you can see from there, and also I must look up the history of the old house at the top of the hill.
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Jogon wrote: Like I said, Black Belt, ta for keeping this kettle boiling.Tangent-->Every now and again I find google streetviews that go where I never went. Here's one http://g.co/maps/cgbnn. I recently used a link that should have given me a Google Street view of a part of Leeds but I got very confused when the link brought up a view in North Dakota (and not a place called Leeds)!In view of your link Jogon that shows the Charles Stead building on Scott Hall Road (its actually located on Sheespscar Street North, but that is not obvious) I thought this photo taken on January 7 2012 may be of interest (it is one of many that I took then around the Charles Stead building). The building on the left is what used to be the Skinners Arms.
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Looks like they are struggling with this one Jogon, I think we need a little clue perhaps. I can think of no better clue but to say you can see the number 91 bus pass the bottom of this road every half an hour. That narrows the search down whilst still leaving a very large area to guess.First one to the First bus Leeds website wins a coconut! http://www.firstgroup.com/ukbus/leeds/j ... irect=noOf course knowledgeable busmen like Blakey won't need that kind of help
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3T1c7GkzRQQor not quite.
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Cardiarms wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3T1c7GkzRQQor not quite. Not quite, but very much nearer if you add a bit of this to it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKnZ8etir6EI'm intrigued to know what some guessed word combinations are from those
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