Hold tight everyone we are about to start our journey. Ding ding.Well here we are - entering the Town of Beamish in the year 1913 of our Lord.
Whatch that bottom step Madam, dont want you falling down now, there's no hospital around here yet.
Right u are, here you see at the bus stop we advertise many things that our shops have for sale, our main shop is the all famous Co-op, there's not many left in the year we just left behind -- or should I say in front of us."know what I mean".
Here we have the main street, behind us are the houses where the people of the year 1913 lived, we'll check them out later after lunch. Just down the road here on the left is the sweet shop, why dont you all pop in and treat yersels to a quarter of aniseed balls or summat like. I'll pick you all up in a while,ok folks see ya soon. ==== TO BE CONTINUED.
14 comments:
looks like you and Julie had a great trip.
How neat!! I just want to be there right now. Love how you treated the old shots. Can hardly wait for the next post :-)
Love the retro look!
How wonderful! Such a fun post to read and view!
Thank you for your comment on my blog! The blogs of people in the UK (and I especially mean you and dear old Tom) are among my favorites! Apart from my native New England, the most amount of time I've spent anywhere is Old England! I love it so, and can mentally transport myself back there when I read your blogs! =)
Wow! Your photos are ouststanding! And your commentary is really terrific too -very entertaining!
Thanks for reading David's interview with me and for the comments. Come back again -more photos on the way of my grandkids! They tend to be my favorite subjects to photograph.
Awesome photos
That is going back in time! great photos!
I always have ``time'' for you, Imac - becuse you always have a unique presentation style.
Looks like you didn't miss the bus with these great time travelling photos.
That was some trip. You could do the lecture circle with this one!
I just knew I'd love your pictures from here... I really must try and get there soon.
A well deserved POTD. Been many times as a youngster. Time I went again. Thanks for the memories.
(2 oz of Uncle Joe's Mintballs please - my Grandad's favourites....)
My MIL helped Beamish get off the ground. It's a wonderful place - thanks for making me smile at the memory of it today :)
I'd time travel to Beamish if I could! Great shots and btw - David sent me of course!
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