Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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9 January 2011
21:1288363#21
Yes Mrs Hollingsbee. That was one of the best just off the lanes, great for shops to,i would get my haircut just down from there for 6pence English money today that would be about just over two pence.
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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9 January 2011
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Guest 702- Registered: 9 Jul 2010
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9 January 2011
21:1788367#23
Vic, I think your mouse must have developed a stammer
. Best get it seen to by a vet.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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9 January 2011
22:2688376#24
i have now corrected mr matchams stammer.
trust that it is to your satisfaction mr baker.
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9 January 2011
22:3388379#25
Still seeing two so it must be the specs.
Guest 700- Registered: 11 Jun 2010
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11 January 2011
16:4388585#26
another pub picture, The Albion, East Cliff:
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Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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11 January 2011
17:0388586#27
thank you puting that on Mrs Hollingsbee,I love walking along that old road and looking up.but would you like to live under that cliff,just think what happen last week at the bay,and theEngraving is very good to,I did look at taking up Engraving when I stoped work in 2009 but My hands are not that good,just look at all that detail to.Thank you so much for showing us.
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11 January 2011
17:1688588#28
Yes, an interesting picture, Vic, no I wouldn't like to live under the cliffs !! Families have suffered through cliff falls, notably the Poole family.
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Guest 641- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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12 January 2011
12:5288659#29
Thats an interesting engraving it would nice to read the news report that came with it, do you have the news story Kath ?
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13 January 2011
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Guest 703- Registered: 30 Jul 2010
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13 January 2011
10:2688760#31
There's a bit of a glitch in the link there Nigel
http://www.dover-kent.com/Villages/1Pubs-list-villages.html
That brings me back to what was mentioned in a few postings on the front page, there is a planning application being decided at DDC tonight to build four houses on the car park of The Hope in Lydden.
We had 25 residents turn up at the site meeting on Tuesday to voice concerns about the threat to our local. Unfortunately planning permission to demolish the major part of the pub, reducing the area from 250 to 97 square metres to improve the sightline for vehicles leaving the the new estate, has already been approved.
Here is the link on the website Nigel mentioned, the bit to be demolished is the bit with the Mackeson sign on the side in the snow picture, described as a side extension in the planning notice but actually the main bar and probably at least 200 years old. It's a terrible pun but we don't hold out much hope!
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13 January 2011
10:4688761#32
Barry - no I'm afraid I don't have the report of the 1872 cliff fall near the Albion, nor the exact date.
If we had the date it could be looked up at the library as they've got some of the old Dover newspapers on film.
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Guest 700- Registered: 11 Jun 2010
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13 January 2011
11:0088764#33
Gate Inn, Crabble, showing hanging gate sign. Charabanc outing.
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Terry Nunn
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13 January 2011
12:0888774#34
Fountain Inn, now the Sportsman.
Motor Charabanc!
Terry
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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13 January 2011
15:5888784#35
that last photo looks like an old hovis commercial.
Jan Higgins
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13 January 2011
16:5588788#36
Ray, when I read about demolition of the extension I thought you meant the small area right on the end by the telegraph pole that was built in 1930 according to the link. Do you think DDC realises what they have granted permission for. If the Hope is listed it would mean part of a listed building is being knocked down which seems wrong to me.
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Guest 703- Registered: 30 Jul 2010
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13 January 2011
17:0288789#37
Jan, that's what most of us regulars thought too so didn't object. The details were there in the documentation of the planning application so hopefully they read those, but took the decision without a site visit.
Good to see positive news in the locals today about The Bull in Eastry being reinstated as a proper pub not a restaurant - the way things are going it might soon be my local
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13 January 2011
17:0788790#38
Re that last photo, don't they look smart. Almost to a man (no women allowed?) they're wearing jacket, tie, waistcoat, cap, moustache and a pocket hanky or buttonhole. I only get dressed up like that for weddings.
Though not particularly happy looking.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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13 January 2011
17:0988793#39
i saw that about the "bull" being taken on by the chap involved in the phone hacking scandal who now runs the "castle".
Jan Higgins- Location: Dover
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13 January 2011
17:1088794#40
Can a planning permission be overturned on appeal? That's one for the councillors I think.
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