Nostalgia

[happy_tiger]

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Santa was a F boy ....go figure

 

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[hank37w]

They were pretty good from what I can remember.

 

[tiger_one]

The Bee Gees

“The preacher talked with me and he smiled, he said ‘Come and walk with me, come and walk one more mile’.”

 

[tiger_one]

'Love Thy Neighbour'

 

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[Merlot]

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that plate brings out the value of those lollies

 

[tiger_one]

Agatha Christie at her home in Devon, in 1974. She died in 1976, at 85 years old.​

 

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[tiger_one]

The champion Queensland combination of Strawberry Road and Mick Dittman, racing away to score an easy 3 ½ len win in the 1983 W.S. Cox plate at the Valley.

(And another time Singo had to shout the entire Members Bar!)

 

[tiger_one]

 

[tiger_one]

Outside Central Station in 1973

 

[shiretiger]

 

[tiger_one]

 

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[tiger_one]

After a stunning debut

England in 65/66, Doug Walters had to forego a trip to South Africa in 66/67 in order to do his national service in the army, but he carried on practicing, even if the strip he's batting on here does look a bit iffy.....

 

[Merlot]

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place over a simmering pot , making brawn
All the dents would,it come back to shape

 

[Merlot]

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very high sugar value for its price
The history of how WW2 workshops turned into canneries to feed the masses for the win is interesting

 

[tiger_one]

Dennis Lillee of Australia (right) talks with former fast bowlers Fred Trueman of England (left) and Ray Lindwall of Australia at a reception during the Centenary Test match between Australia and England at the MCG, Melbourne, Australia, 13th March 1977.
Trueman took 307 wickets in 67 Test matches, and Lindwall 228 wickets in 61 Tests.
At the time Lillee had taken 166 wickets in 32 Tests, and would go on to take 355 wickets in 70 Test matches

 

[tiger_one]

"Very Now" "The Time To Bowling Go!". 6 July 1967 in the Sydney "Sunday Mirror"