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Me at Yosemite (Yosemite falls in the background)A very silly hat (but it keeps the ears warm). Date: March 1994 (49K) |
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Marmite, a favourite British food, and if you are American, you will almost certainly hate it. Take a look at the FAQ. (39K) |
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The day before I left the U.K. for U.S. that's all beer, and I am very happy.The bottle is a double magnum (3 Litres) of Duvel, It's 11pm, and I have to be at the US Embassy by 6 so that I can get my Visa. Date: June 1992 (57K) |
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Cross-Country skiing UK Style. (Aviemore in April, Very cold). Date: April 1988 (43K) |
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Who is that rugged man? This is the Isle Of Wight and it is nowhere near as warm as it might look. If youlook closely, you will see why I have given up trying to grow a beard. Date: March 1990. (72K) |
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What 3 weeks in Greece brings you too.... Date: August 1985. (49K) |
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My car and myself. Picture is on a dam somewhere to the east of Sacramento. Date: April 1994 (51K) |
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Treasure Island San Francisco. Date: January 1995 (32K) |
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Four generations of Coe's. Left to Right (Back Row) Mother (Helen), Father (Walter), and Cassia.Middle, Graham with Lyndsay, Grandpa (Fred),and in front Peter and Adrian Date: Christmas 1991 (47K) |
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Company Christmas Party 1994. Paul & Brenda, Alan & Jennifer, and myself Date: Christmas 1994 (69K) |
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Christmas Party 1994 again, but me trying to look like a certain secret agent. Date: Christmas 1994 (51K) |
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One of the best beer's in the World. The special glass is essential for the best appreciation of the beer.Picture taken in the town square of Brugge. Date: August 1991. (56K) |
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My favorite Beer, in my favorite Bar. This is a fine British beer, and in contrast to Duvel does not require a special glass. The beer is Young's Special, the bar the Founder's Arm's, South Bank of the Thames, opposite St. Pauls. Date: New Year's day 1993 (35K) |
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Where I used to live in London. Really a rather morbid photograph. Note the fire engines and the burnt outflat. Someone died in this fire (which was deliberately started). This is another reason why I now live in theUS. Date: June 1989 (76K) |
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The family home. Well not really, but it is next door (honest). Swakeley's Manor, built in something like1600, and now European headquarters for Clairol. Now that's what I call progress. (40K) |
 | A British narrow boat. It would be a little much to call it traditional, but it's the right size, which isapproximately 70ftx7ft. Great fun cruising the canals at 3mph. |
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Another view of a narrow boat, just to give an impression of their bizarre dimensions. (72K) |
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Child exploitation. Mother used to organize fashion shows, so who could be a cheap child model? Date: 1969 (117K) |
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'Ere stop holding my hand, I don't even know you! I have no idea who this Bagpiper is, just that he was part of the show. Date: 1969 (88K) |
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The world renowned artist preparing his seminal work, Tree. Date: 1971 (35K) |
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Listen up kids, this is what happens when you get hit in the face by a playground swing. You loose yourteeth and have a really bad hair day. (Oh, and in case you are wondering I have all my own teeth now). Date: 1971 (12K) |
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This is my Paternal Grandpa, back in 1917, just before becoming a founder member of the Royal Air Force 1917 (82K) |
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A favorite view of London. Taken in the autumn twilight. Date: October 1991 (41K) |
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Mallaig harbour. North West Scotland. Date: October 1991 (85K) |
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Stag in Richmond Park, London. This is less than 10 miles from the center of London Date: June 1990 (91K) |
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The Embarcadero complex from Treasure Island. (29K) |