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Tar-Pot 22nd November 2010 08:43 PM

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Timothy Hackworth Jr 22nd November 2010 09:34 PM

Yup, and very good they are too, thanks Jeremy. Sorry didn't get time to chat, hopefully next season...

Tar-Pot 23rd November 2010 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Timothy Hackworth Jr (Post 138750)
Yup, and very good they are too, thanks Jeremy. Sorry didn't get time to chat, hopefully next season...

My first ever successful attempt at posting pictures. I had to follow a link on the help needed by oap thread though. Which about sums it up I guess!

BARFORD BOY 24th November 2010 06:25 PM

Does anyone know what the fairground frontage is off?

Lancashire Lad 24th November 2010 06:29 PM

Bogger! Wish i'd gone to that now...

Tar-Pot 24th November 2010 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by BARFORD BOY (Post 138993)
Does anyone know what the fairground frontage is off?

I think it is an Orton and Spooner front that was originally on Crows swanee river ride. I think thats what it was called anyway. I have a picture of it in a book somewhere. I think the ride was then aquired by Nobles and the front painted over with their name. Richard Preston bought it at the Fred Coupland auction. I think it looks fantastic the way it is positioned and lit.

dmcre 25th November 2010 06:21 PM

Mrs Preston
 
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Originally Posted by Tar-Pot (Post 139006)
I think it is an Orton and Spooner front that was originally on Crows swanee river ride. I think thats what it was called anyway. I have a picture of it in a book somewhere. I think the ride was then aquired by Nobles and the front painted over with their name. Richard Preston bought it at the Fred Coupland auction. I think it looks fantastic the way it is positioned and lit.

Richards wife Anne was the one who bought it at Couplands sale she is rightly proud of this fact-- she took a liking to it and was the successful bidder, not knowing quite what would be done with it--they certainly found a good place.


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