Everything posted by Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)
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CL - Not sure I can help - both my Desktop PC's are Windows systems using Google and the saving of login Id's + passwords is automatically asked when you first visit a new site. Updates to passwords are also asked to be saved = pop-up window when you make changes. What system9s) are you using?
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Will this mean that a Freeport in the UK will be exempt taxes to all countries apart from the EU?
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@Rigger - this photo (can't remember where I got it from) confirms your photo was taken by the photographer was looking north. No idea when this one was taken but there is only the one pit head. -
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No 14's surname corrected.
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No 27 - update from Brian Humble - Facebook group Bygone Bedlington. -
Hazel, No 22 in the photo, has given some names
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North Terrace from the Glebe Road. -
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1. In Greek mythology who was the God of the Underworld? Answer = Hades 2. Who had a number one hit in 1982 with Happy Talk? Answer = 3. Who was once reported to have bitten off a bat’s head on stage? Answer = 4. Rudolf Hess was the last prisoner in which prison? Answer = Spandau Prison 5. What colour is a ship’s starboard light? Answer = 6. What is the unit of currency in Norway? Answer = 7. Along with the kayak which other type of canoe is used in the Olympics? Answer = ??? thought there was only one with two classes –eg C-1 & K-2 8. What is the Vulgate a version of? Answer = Bible 9. What is the largest continent in the world? Answer = Asia 10. What is a Pirani Guage used to measure? Answer = Pressure 11. How many horns does an Indian rhinoceros have? Answer = 12. From which tree does the chewing gum ingredient ‘chicle’ come? Answer = Sapodilla I’ll bet you didn’t know …. The largest bird in the world, the ostrich, weighs 48 000 times as much as the smallest bird, the bee hummingbird. Answer = I didn’t – tried to prove it but gave up after 78 (or was it 79 )
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Opening photo, and the following text, from Evan Martin's book - The Shire of Bedlington in old picture postcards. -
Don't think it would have been taken from the school - wrong angle. This image, pre Market Place Club, shows the school yard looking across to the Market Place.
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With some info. -
Compilation from the old maps showing the rows. -
Eva Abdin - Facebook group Bygone Bedlington has suppied this photo and info. -
Names added to photo My mam (born 1920) had 5 brothers and 4 of them were miners and I think (but could be wrong) they all started off at the Doctor Pit. Martin Henderson - born 1921 - Deputy at Dr Pit and later in his life was the Market Place Club Chairman . John Luke Henderson - born 1925 - always knew him as Luke. Bob Henderson - born 1934 - was at Choppington Pit when he retired. George Henderson - born 1937 - last worked at Bates until it closed. -
I posted the photo on the Bygone Bedlington Facebook group and Ovalteeny has posted this comment and info :- Barrington United FC were a fairly successful local club after WW2 and were in the Northern Combination League for 2 seasons 1947/48 and 1948/49. They then played in the Northern Alliance for the next three seasons. From information extracted from The Morpeth Herald & Blyth News I compiled a list of the players, throughout those years, see image below. This list might just help people put a names to faces in the above photo. -
Barrington Football team - c1950. Photo from Lesley Todd. Looks like a football trophy, on the floor, in front of No 11 but don't know what competition it could be from.
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Initially I though St Cuthberts but like you I then thought the angle was all wrong . On top of The Nail wouldn't be high enough
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On the roof of Elliott's garage (now Baedling Manor) or the top floor, or roof, of the Market Place club?
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@Rigger - names and info added -
Should I add the names to your photo and posted it on the Bygone Bedlington group to see if we can get the name of the lad in the middle?
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Did you know that diarrhea is hereditary? It runs in the 'jeans'
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I'll have to join Amazon Prime
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Photo from @Cympil album - Bedlington & Netherton Old Photos. It is thought to be the 1930's as the land behind the shops, Milne Park, is still waste land - Bedlington Mechanics using the land in the early 1950's. Extract from Cympil's photo identifying the pit rows.
