My Town

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  1. wiseowl

    wiseowl Admin Staff Member

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    I Just love my Town Rochester:)
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  2. Kandy

    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    Hi Woo,lovely photo's of your town.I wish mine had some half decent buildings,unike yours with it's quaint shops.They are the sort of shops that appeal to me and Mr Kandy:thmb:

    If we want to visit shops like yours we would have to go on holiday and become tourists and then we seem to find plenty of them.I also love the Architecture of old buildings but have to go over to the town where I was born to find some good examples.Thanks for sharing your town with us:)

    PS,Is your town always as quiet as that with no cars or people?:D
     
  3. clueless1

    clueless1 member... yep, that's what I am:)

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    I've been to Rochester once. It was really nice. I particularly liked the old fashioned independent shops where you could buy actual decent stuff instead of the mass produced overpackaged commercial rubbish that high streets the length and bredth of the country to be stuffed with.

    Its not somewhere I would have ever thought to go to had it not been for the fact that my sister lived there at the time. Perhaps it is an undiscovered gem, except of course that it is not exactly undiscovered, having been there for centuries:)
     
  4. wiseowl

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    Thank you Kandy and Cluey,Kandy its usually like that early on a Sunday Morning:D except when there is an event Ie Dickens Festival(May )-Sweeps Festival(June)-Christmas Dickens festival when they put Snow from a snow Machine the entire length of the High Street,and the Tourists from all over the world when the special Coach Parks are full .
    Cluey Yes it is a gem,Oldie worldie,Thank you Both for your replies:)
     
  5. capney

    capney Head Gardener

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    My overiding memory of Rochester was seeing the results of a lorry losing its load of huge newsprint rolls of paper coming off a lorry at the top of a hill.
    These rolls did huge amounts of damaged and took out several cars etc: on the way down.
    Also a monster speam whale on the long low loader. I remember as a lad being rather impressed with the size of it..
    Thanks for the memories Woo:gnthb:
    robert
     
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