Curious things that I like

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27.07.2014, 19:28

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Teotihuacan also written Teotihuacán was a pre-Columbian Mesoamerican city located in the Valley of Mexico, 30 miles (48 km) northeast of modern-day Mexico City, known today as the site of many of the most architecturally significant Mesoamerican pyramids built in the pre-Columbian Americas. Apart from the pyramids, Teotihuacan is also anthropologically significant for its complex, multi-family residential compounds, the Avenue of the Dead, and the small portion of its vibrant murals that have been exceptionally well-preserved.

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27.07.2014, 15:41

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Hi guys, One Tree hill,,Honor Oak London SE
It is a Nature Reserve, but ,to be honest, it is a large park
with some history attached in May1602 as the legend goes
Elizabeth 1st had an liasion with a Sir Richard under a large
Oak Tree, hence the name "One Tree Hill" the tree is still there
with a fence round it!! it became an open space since 1905
the largest brick built reservoir was constructed under the hill
and a 9 hole golf course built on top of it called "The Aquarias"
Cheers My FriendsSmileSmile
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27.07.2014, 12:40

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Hello guys. Brenzett Aeronautical Museum, Romney Marsh,Kent
A unique collection of memorabilia found on the marsh and elsewhere
70 years ago! opened in 1972 the Museum is an Independant Trust
dedicated to the memories of those living and dead,friend or foe who bravely
served their countries!! best regards friends!!SmileSmile
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27.07.2014, 10:36

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Hi friends,The National Maritime Museum Greenwich SE London
situated by the River Thames,one side.and Greenwich Park on the
other.Opened in 1937 in a former Royal residence,it makes an important
venue for the thousands of exibits on display, as the name suggests all
marine themed many visitors to this excellent museum!! Cheers GuysSmileSmile
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26.07.2014, 21:21

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my friends, MV Royal Daffodil plied her trade between London
Southend Pier(longest pier) and Calais(France) on "no passport"
day trips! built in 1939. she ferried troops around. in the 50's and60's
she was busy carrying passengers until she was scrapped in 1967!!
with best regards guysSmileSmile
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26.07.2014, 18:46

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This is a place , were you can always feels like a kid. Madurodam in the Netherlands.
It´s Holland in small.

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26.07.2014, 16:40

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guys, The Royal pavilion Brighton Sussex
was once a royal residence built in 3 different stages
beginning in1787 as a sea side retreat for George Prince
of Wales finally completed in 1823 it is famous for it's exoctic
Indian appearance it has received many makeovers in it's life
tourist attraction among it's many duties!! cheers guysSmileSmile
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26.07.2014, 14:23

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My friends, Some unusual photos of inside Dungeness
Power Station!! best regards!!SmileSmile
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26.07.2014, 13:12

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hey guys, fishing boats at Rye E Sussex,
there is only a small fishing fleet operating from Rye
these days selling their catch from small shops next to
their berths. the boats are rented by private parties
and visitors wanting to view Rye Bay from the sea!
most of the boats are of traditional structure the
harbour is small but is very quaint and right at the base
of the Town wall visitors everywhere!! Cheers guysSmileSmile
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26.07.2014, 10:11

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hey friends, Betteshanger Pit Lydden valley Deal Kent
this coal mine was one of 4 in Kent providing very much
needed work for the area! Opened Dec 1912 at 490mtr
it was the largest of the kent mines it finally closed it's doors
in 1989 as did the other 3 finishing coal production in kent!!
best regards guys!SmileSmile
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26.07.2014, 09:19

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The Town Towers of Winchelsea Old Town E Sussex
these tower hold an interest for me because they date
from the 11th century ( nearly as old as me!!) Cheers guys!SmileSmile
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26.07.2014, 07:45

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Hey Guys,....Chislehurst "Caves" SE London/Kent
These were man made first mentioned in 1250!
They were worked as chalk and flint mines in the 1830's
became tourist attraction in early 1900's! Used as a ammunition depot!
Archaelogical assoc think Druids or Romans dug them! They were
also used for mushroom cultivation in1930's!! Schools now make trips
there as do many tourists! regards guys!SmileSmile
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26.07.2014, 00:01

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hi guys, the Kursaal Southend Essex
the place was magic.we used to go camping in the 50's to
Shoeburyness about 10km from Southend But every evening
we would ride the open top bus to Southend we might go to the pier
or much more exciting was the Kursaal amusement palace within was
dance halls,bingo hall and best of aii the massive fun fair at the back
as a 9 or 10 year there was no better place to be cheers guysSmileSmile
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25.07.2014, 21:11

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Hey Guys, Trolley buses in London around 1955-1960, Best regards!!SmileSmile
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25.07.2014, 18:33

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Guys, A few old photos of London, Cheers!SmileSmile
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