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Bloody hell I've just looked on Google Earth, the things are still there. Hexagonal rather than round though. Haha funny the things you see so often and dont notice. 

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12 hours ago, Dougle said:

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It’s pretty mentally really that the only buildings still there today are the Leazes Terrace Georgian housing, St James St, the old S&N admin which is The Sandman hotel, The Strawberry, and the Old Isolation Hospital. 
 

Everything else is gone. 
 

Even the ground only has the East stand remaining from then. 
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2 minutes ago, Monkeys Fist said:

It’s pretty mentally really that the only buildings still there today are the Leazes Terrace Georgian housing, St James St, the old S&N admin which is The Sandman hotel, and the Old Isolation Hospital. 
 

Everything else is gone. 
 

Even the ground only has the East stand remaining from then. 

 

Well and those round things I couldnt quite remember :lol:

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8 minutes ago, Monkeys Fist said:

It’s pretty mentally really that the only buildings still there today are the Leazes Terrace Georgian housing, St James St, the old S&N admin which is The Sandman hotel, The Strawberry, and the Old Isolation Hospital. 
 

Everything else is gone. 
 

Even the ground only has the East stand remaining from then. 
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But aye even the IBM (?) building - which is out of shot- that  folk used to watch games from the top of

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4 minutes ago, Dougle said:

 

But aye even the IBM (?) building - which is out of shot- that  folk used to watch games from the top of

Is that it there? 
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6 minutes ago, Dougle said:

 

But aye even the IBM (?) building - which is out of shot- that  folk used to watch games from the top of


The one Lindisfarne did the the music video for ‘Run for Home’ for the top of?

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2 minutes ago, Craig said:


The one Lindisfarne did the the music video for ‘Run for Home’ for the top of?

 

Aye, must be. Floodlights in background

 

 

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4 minutes ago, Craig said:


The one Lindisfarne did the the music video for ‘Run for Home’ for the top of?

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Never once registered where that was! :lol:

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50 minutes ago, Monkeys Fist said:

It’s pretty mentally really that the only buildings still there today are the Leazes Terrace Georgian housing, St James St, the old S&N admin which is The Sandman hotel, The Strawberry, and the Old Isolation Hospital. 
 

I’ve also missed off The People’s Kitchen from this list. 
 

Never knew it started out as a Plymouth Brethren chapel. 
 

For those not familiar with these mentalists, they were/are basically an extreme Puritan cult. 
 

For most of my life I grew up believing that my paternal Grandad had only one younger brother. 
Turns out he was the second youngest of five, the elder three siblings before him joined the Brethren, and because he and his brother Nicky didn’t, they were cut off from the family. 
 

My brother and I only found out while we were doing our family tree thing. 
 

The eldest sibling was his sister. 
When we found out about them my daughter was about 5yrs old and I was mildly freaked out to discover that we’d given her the exact same name, first middle and surname, as the then eldest sister :lol:

 

Also, my Grandad was a wind-up merchant and would jovially wave and greet his Brethren brothers every time he saw them, knowing they’d get in bother if they replied :lol:

 

We got in touch with the daughter of one of his brothers, who left the Brethren at the first opportunity, and she told us her father was the caretaker of the local chapel and as such was given a bungalow to live in - in his late 70s, his wife passed away and he was seen not long after having a cigarette at her graveside by a Brethren, and duly reported. 
The first she knew about this was when her elder sister, who was deep in to the whole cult, dropped him off at her door with a bag of clothes and a note saying he’d been booted out and lost his home, and was persona non grata to the Brethren now. 
 

Fucking horrible lunatics. 

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9 minutes ago, Monkeys Fist said:

I’ve also missed off The People’s Kitchen from this list. 
 

Never knew it started out as a Plymouth Brethren chapel. 
 

For those not familiar with these mentalists, they were/are basically an extreme Puritan cult. 
 

For most of my life I grew up believing that my paternal Grandad had only one younger brother. 
Turns out he was the second youngest of five, the elder three siblings before him joined the Brethren, and because he and his brother Nicky didn’t, they were cut off from the family. 
 

My brother and I only found out while we were doing our family tree thing. 
 

The eldest sibling was his sister. 
When we found out about them my daughter was about 5yrs old and I was mildly freaked out to discover that we’d given her the exact same name, first middle and surname, as the then eldest sister :lol:

 

Also, my Grandad was a wind-up merchant and would jovially wave and greet his Brethren brothers every time he saw them, knowing they’d get in bother if they replied :lol:

 

We got in touch with the daughter of one of his brothers, who left the Brethren at the first opportunity, and she told us her father was the caretaker of the local chapel and as such was given a bungalow to live in - in his late 70s, his wife passed away and he was seen not long after having a cigarette at her graveside by a Brethren, and duly reported. 
The first she knew about this was when her elder sister, who was deep in to the whole cult, dropped him off at her door with a bag of clothes and a note saying he’d been booted out and lost his home, and was persona non grata to the Brethren now. 
 

Fucking horrible lunatics. 

 

Bloody Hell

Are these Plymouth Brethren 'people' still involved with the The People’s Kitchen? 

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2 minutes ago, Dougle said:

 

Bloody Hell

Are these Plymouth Brethren 'people' still involved with the The People’s Kitchen? 

 

No. 
They’re still around as a cult, but the place has been People’s Kitchen since the 80s. 
 

 

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Aren’t those hexagonal things ventilation for the metro station below or something like that? 

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8 hours ago, Alex said:

Aren’t those hexagonal things ventilation for the metro station below or something like that? 

I thought that too, but if you look on Google Earth, there’s nowt but overgrown weeds in the middle of them. 
 

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2 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:

I can smell that picture...hops and horseshit with a side order of Keegan's onions :)

 

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Don't forget the stale farts saved up from Friday night. :good:

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