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Subject: express linos Author: Barry Adams [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:23:41 11/02/02 Sat In reply to: MALCOLM GREGORY 's message, "DAILY TELEGRAPH (LONDON)" on 14:59:30 09/24/02 Tue I remember also seeing those machines going away as you say what a forlorn sight it was also the remains of the foundry ( my area ) where those woods platecasting machines once held pride of place. I also started as a grasshand and worked all the London papers and a few locals as well. What a way to earn a living and what a living !!!. All sadly in the past now but the memories live on. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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