Here we go again

[Acrylic-bob]

Blink, and you will miss this subtle reminder of more dangerous times.

As usual, what is it, where is it?

 

[Mick]

I know where this is but not telling yet as i was going to take the same pic

 

[Acrylic-bob]

Have you been following me this morning? Help, I think I've got a Stalker!

 

[Mick]

hehe no the one on the pub i pass everyday

 

[Less]

hehe no the one on the pub i pass everyday

I know where you mean Mick but I can't remember you passing the pub at anytime!

 

[Mick]

i wouldent but its shut down .it would be handy if it was still open
i would not get so bloody wet when its raining .
and have to walk MILES to the Miners

 

[Less]

i wouldent but its shut down .it would be handy if it was still open
i would not get so bloody wet when its raining .
and have to walk MILES to the Miners

hmm I think the problem could be, with a-bob moving the location of the thread, I was refering to the above picture NOT the Corner stones of that particular pub, cheers.

The above picture is, I think the disused building opposite the Stag.

 

[Acrylic-bob]

Sorry Less, you couldn't be more wrong.

 

[Less]

Sorry Less, you couldn't be more wrong.

ok i'll keep looking

 

[Acrylic-bob]

Ok so no one is going to get this one, I suppose Iwill have to spill the beans then.
It is the Willows Lane entrance to the Air Raid Shelters under the playground of what was St Oswalds Primary School. The shelters comprised a continuous corridor laid out in a square with side bays on the inside faces. I do not know if the shelter was filled in when the school was demolished. There is another entrance around the corner on Crown Street, which was also the main entrance to the school.

 

[Atarah]

Well I never knew that A-Bob! Cocoanut to you on this one! I am learning all the time!