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by DanBC
4154 days ago
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The train from Cheltenham to West Drayton used to travel past some light industrial sites. I strongly associate the smell of coffee[1], canals and car-scrapyards, and the gas-holder next to that line with visiting my parents when they lived outside London. There's a bunch of this functional stuff that just gets churned over. That's probably mostly good, but it'd be nice to keep a few of them around as examples. I think we (in the UK) can be dismissive of stuff that's only from the 1950s or 1920s because we have so much that is much much older. [1] The Nestle factory? |
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