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An Arcon Mk V I think. My uncle and aunt lived in one until the early 1970's.  The prefabs  had fridges in the kitchen and  5A sockets in every room! The rest of the family had to use BC adaptors in light sockets in their houses.

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1 hour ago, PeterScott said:

On this day 2020

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Stourport  S&W and River Severn flooding

Photos ©PhilipPankhurst via Geograph   (#2)  (#4)  and   ©PLChadwick   (#3) (#5)

and higher the next day

 

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I've seen a few people working the staircase trying to get that amount of water around the bottom lock.

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On this day in 2013

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Dome Grenwich Peninsular River Thames. Some intrepid walkers-over-the-top. Compare 18Feb2013. Hopefully the red-wind-warning will have discouraged even the most-intrepid-walkers before the roof blew off this morning (BBC News)

 

 

 

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On this day in 2014

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Runcorn-Widnes Bridge  MSC and River Mersey  Compare  6Sep1985  27Aug1998  28Jun2017   6Sep2020

Opened in 1961 replacing the Widnes-Runcorn Transporter Bridge. In 1975–77 it was widened, and renamed Silver Jubilee Bridge (Queen's Silver Jubilee year)

Photo ©AndyStephenson via Geograph

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19 hours ago, PeterScott said:

On this day in 2012

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spacer.pngAylesbury Basin  GUSouth

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##1960

16Sep1980 

23Mar2008   

7Nov2009  

17Feb2010   

18Feb2012  (posted this day 2021)

21Apr2012/21Apr2019 

18Jan2013   (#2)

14Apr2013

22Apr2015    

18Aug2013  

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If I remember on our brief stay, in 2013, waiting for a lorry to pick us up, boat and all. and take us to somewhere near Milton Keynes, that you lifted a plate somewhere in the foreground to empty your cassettes. Was that the purpose of the hose in the background?

 

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On this day in 2016

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Snaygill Swing Bridge No 181 L&L 

 

official party's tripboat for the

unveilling of a restored milepost,

part of a C&RT bicentenary project

to replace all the mileposts

marked red on their map

 

 

Compare 19Feb2016 (posted this day 2021)

 

 

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