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The two men standing underneath the large painted sign on the wall, I wonder what they are talking about.
Fantastic photo full of atmosphere, the obelisk had changed and in several decades time ”Dave” will be parking his sandwich van in that spot but all those people in that photo would never realise that.
Imagine what they would say if they came back to see it now.
Great photo.
It’s really strange to see a photo from that far back, because the building on the far left that has a post office sign above it used to be my family’s fish and chip shop aka Robinson’s in 1985/6 . My bedroom was the top right window .
@dev111 says:
I bet that is amazin! Had you seen this photo before? ……What a good story! I remember it being a chip shop ????Paddy McBride??? did not know it had been a Post office! Must have been in chippy if your family was after Paddy! Hey! & Old Manthinker heh dev! worrying about what them fellas chatting about! Probably they was related to Dave Sinfield, from the caravan! he had all Granthams “Goss” bless him & great food Cheese Salad wit onions ! & poured the salad cream into the “Bap” whilst in the bag! & next bloke who had just an egg bap would get the taste of onion off the same knife haha! ! ! Good days happy memories folks!