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  • DeepcutHoop
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    Originally posted by Factamondo
    deeps is our very own prof brian cox!
    That's the best thing I've been called on here tbf

    Prof Cox

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  • Factamondo
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    deeps is our very own prof brian cox!

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  • DeepcutHoop
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    Originally posted by vanhoop
    Love looking back on things like this.worked on white city fitting fire compartmentation doors in all the loft areas.still graffiti up there from the late 30,s .pictures of men with flat caps and roll ups drawn into the render.
    That's awesome.

    It seems like graffitti is something that's a pretty primal instinct in humans. Started off with cave paintings all the way up to tagging tube trains. A genetic need to draw on stuff, or write your name on something.

    DeepcutHoop woz ere.

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  • superhoop67
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    Originally posted by Factamondo
    anyone got any old pics of when we played entertaining football??
    were cameras invented

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  • Factamondo
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    anyone got any old pics of when we played entertaining football??

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  • TRING-RANGER
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    Originally posted by WCE
    When to travel on the central line from city to bush you can still make out and see the old Wood Lane station.
    Subterranea Britannica is a society devoted to the study and investigation of man-made (including Nuclear Bunkers) and man-used underground places.


    some extra good info here ..................

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  • vanhoop
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    Love looking back on things like this.worked on white city fitting fire compartmentation doors in all the loft areas.still graffiti up there from the late 30,s .pictures of men with flat caps and roll ups drawn into the render.

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  • lymehoop
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    Batman Close was the last of the flats to be built, early 50's, was the site of an old ammonitions dump in the second war

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  • West Acton
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    Originally posted by WCE
    When to travel on the central line from city to bush you can still make out and see the old Wood Lane station.
    Don't think you can now mate as they redeveloped underground where the train goes and put in a new depot when westfield was built

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  • WCE
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    Originally posted by Factamondo
    what fantastic pics and historical local information there...well down deeps.....would that be the old 'ellerslie' school buildings at the bottom of pic on original post then??
    It certainly looks like the layout of ellerslie school from what I remember of it.

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  • WCE
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    Originally posted by DeepcutHoop
    No map yet, but it looks like the original Wood Lane station was built to serve the exhibition with an enclosed walkway over Wood Lane.

    When to travel on the central line from city to bush you can still make out and see the old Wood Lane station.

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  • NW_Hoopz
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    Originally posted by Factamondo
    whats the odd in 100 years they knock down
    buck palace or turn it into a drive thru mac d's!
    I vote we bring forward that plan by about 99 years ......... BUT make it a KFC

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  • Factamondo
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    whats the odd in 100 years they knock down buck palace or turn it into a drive thru mac d's!

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  • PeterG
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    Those halls were pretty dilapidated when pulled down apparently, I doubt they would be protected now because exactly the same sort of halls from the same exhibition were only finally pulled down from behind shepherds bush station when the area was cleared to build westfield, prior to that they could clearly be seen when driving on the link road between shepherds bush green and the westway

    My dad and his friends used the area as an adventure playground in the late 40's, reckons you could go from hall to hall for miles but you had to watch your step or you would dissapear through the rotton flooring

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  • mk37hoops
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    It pi sses me off to Deep, a great building like that just pulled down to build a modern sh itty pile of flats or whatever they wanna do and for who????? Gets right on my t its.

    The planners need to realise the history they are destroying.

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