Behind The Rovers : A Visual Guide Of Blackburn

[deefus]

Dillo, I would love a wallpaper sized picture (1280x1024) but could never pick just one photo. Now a montage of a few photos would be excellent!

[dillo_dillo]

>Accrington Stanley, 3rd photograph down./JPW

I fixed it wrong tag.

[14May1995]

So talented - so very, very talented!

If you don't do this for a living then you should.

This is one of the most enjoyable threads ever and must already have won a Grooby!

Thanks for making me smile.

[colin]

Dillo,

More brilliant photographs. Keep them coming

Colin

[dillo_dillo]

Thank you. I'm very pleased about it.

Your words eliminates my fatigue...

Now, I'm busy. Really really busy...I have a full schedule in a little while.

and my server is almost full, too!! (<The problem will be solved, but not soon)

@ Blackburn

The Morning I left Blackburn @ Blackburn railway station

[Alex Rover]

Pleasington, bottom-middle.....wooo

[FourLaneBlue]

Where are the other Mill Hills that means our Mill Hill has to have (lancs) after it?

[Billinge End Blue]

<Where are the other Mill Hills that means our Mill Hill has to have (lancs) after it?>

One is NW London (near Edgeware)

[Oklahoma]

<Where are the other Mill Hills that means our Mill Hill has to have (lancs) after it?>

One is NW London (near Edgeware)

I know that area rather well. Very nice place to live in.

[dillo_dillo]

Your reactions very amused me.

We are looking at the same one, though, sometimes we felt different .

It is very pleasant. makes me cheery smile. add that more keen interest in Behind The Rovers.

[Jan]

I know that area rather well. Very nice place to live in.

I know. I live there!

[adopted scouser]

One is NW London (near Edgeware)

It's so you don't get confused. "The train at platform 2 is the 10.30 service to Mill Hill London, calling at Clitheroe, Huncoat .......

Edited May 26, 2006 by adopted scouser

[FourLaneBlue]

It's so you don't get confused. "The train at platform 2 is the 10.30 service to Mill Hill London, calling at Clitheroe, Huncoat .......

Didn't Beecher shut down the direct London to Huncoat express service?

Edited May 26, 2006 by FourLaneBlue

[Ozz]

Nah it was Beeching. Where's Jim MKII? He seems to like trains and stuff?

[FourLaneBlue]

Oh yeah that's right Ozzie, I was getting mixed up.

Beecher was that fellow who had a brook.

[Ozz]

Nah, that was Clayton. They named a Scouse overspill village after him.

[dillo_dillo]

I'll delete photos on my server today. ( now, 1:20 am JST, delete around noon)

Thank you! for your posted!

Your posts are great deal for me!!

----- "Behind The Rovers" will back in July (or Augast). -----

It Very well designed web site. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP! cn174!!

Thanks a lot !!

[dillo_dillo]

I've got a mail from LET.

My photos & story are going in the LET tomorrow.

see tomorow's LET!

Edited June 1, 2006 by dillo_dillo

[trueblue]

Nice one Dillo !! I'll certainly look out for that

[92er]

I'm looking forward to seeing it in the paper, but I would also like to say how much I have enjoyed these photos on here-they are brilliant.

[mhead]

Your photos in the LET should speed up the process of getting an exhibition of them at Ewood...especially any Summer. I am missing my fortnightly trips to the shrine.

And can we have a Museum for all the BRFC objects from ebay!!

[dillo_dillo]

Really? How do you find it?

I can not see today's LET.

LET send some copies to me, It'll be coming in next week... I hope.

(sometimes over 3 weeks...3 weeks?! It's not Air mail! Royal Mail!! Thank you for your GERAT service. )

[jamiebrfc]

Really? How do you find it?

I can not see today's LET.

LET send some copies to me, It'll be coming in next week... I hope.

(sometimes over 3 weeks...3 weeks?! It's not Air mail! Royal Mail!! Thank you for your GERAT service. )

The link in the telegraph to your site does not work! I've seen the pics on here though and agree they are fantastic, especially the ones of the town!

[SAS]

i saw the article today, middle page spread too

[92er]

I thought it was a very good article-well done!