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Pennisetum, Sky Rocket.
Rugeley Power Stations seen from Cannock Chase (Sc…
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(Scan from early 1990s)
There were 9 cooling towers before the demolition of the first three of Rugeley A in 1995, soon followed by the other two. This left four of Rugeley B, all gone in 2021.
Tamworth Castle (Scan from early 1989)
The River Anker and flood Relief Channel from Lady…
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Orange Hawkweed (Pilosella aurantiaca)
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Green Shield Bug nymph. (Palomena prasina)
Paramount Chair o Plane, Black Country Museum
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Fun Fair, Black Country Museum.
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Rediffusion Morris Minor 1000 Van, PPR 369, at Bla…
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Foden Gardener 180 Lorry LJE 105P, Black Country M…
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Former Midland Red double-decker bus number 5342,…
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Jowett Van YHA 819, Black Country Museum. Looking…
Jowett Van YHA 819, Black Country Museum. Looking…
Narrowboat turning at Factory Junction Bridge, Bla…
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Looking to the Anchor Forge from Factory Junction…
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Bottle and Glass In, Black Country Museum.
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Bottle and Glass in, Black Country Museum.
“The pub originally stood on Brierley Hill Road, Brokmore, next to the landmark sixteen locks on the Stourbridge canal. The pub is thought to have been built around the late 1700’s when the canal was also being constructed, the building was donated to the Black Country Living Museum by Ansells Brewery in 1979, moved brick by brick and rebuilt as the centre piece of the museum village.”
www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/67258
Canal Street Bridge, Black Country Museum
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Hobbs’ and Sons fish and chip shop, H Morrall’s Gents Outfitters, Humphrey Brothers Building Merchants seen from Canal Street Bridge.
