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Hardcooooooooooore.

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Hardcooooooooooore.

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Here's some more pictures. Sorry the camera quality is wank.

Morris Minor Traveller - See quite a few normal Minors but not that many Travellers around.


Old 911



Alfa Romeo GTV - I also tried to be snazzy because there was a new Alfa Mi.To nearby so I took an "arty" photo. Turns out it doesn't look that snazzy...



Big Chevy Suburban - I think the owner must use it for towing because it's got a towbar. Also, the number plate is a bit snazz, "C 999"


Snazzy VW Campervan


Herbie, just chilling in a carpark - it's his day off



Old Escort van - the stickers all say things about defending the country from zombie invasions. I think it's a bit cool to be honest.

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By the Buckingham palace

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[Dequindre]

It's always neat to see different perspectives throughout the world!

Now we just need to introduce England to Lincoln...

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Wow, I was expecting England to look a lot older. A lot of the buildings in the pictures that you provided look very modern.

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Just like all around the world, there are lots of new and old buildings in England, if you'll go to central London you'll see mostly beautiful old buildings, but if you'll go to some business district you'll see mostly new buildings, even skyscrapers... usually they demolish worthless old buildings to make room for new ones, even though that didn't seem to be the case in the 1960s... Birmingham looks much better in old pics taken in the 1950s than it does now, lots of old buildings have been demolished to make way for wider roads and gray concrete buildings from the 1960s and 1970s but that happened all around the world as well.

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ArtRiX;229913 Wrote:Just like all around the world, there are lots of new and old buildings in England, if you'll go to central London you'll see mostly beautiful old buildings, but if you'll go to some business district you'll see mostly new buildings, even skyscrapers... usually they demolish worthless old buildings to make room for new ones, even though that didn't seem to be the case in the 1960s... Birmingham looks much better in old pics taken in the 1950s than it does now, lots of old buildings have been demolished to make way for wider roads and gray concrete buildings from the 1960s and 1970s but that happened all around the world as well.

It breaks my heart to see beautiful, old, ornate buildings torn down to build cheaper ones in its place that don't fit the architecture in the area. That is happening in my hometown, and I HATE it! This one company is building a brand spanking new bank that almost has a victorian/tudor look to it to fit in with the local architecture, so I give props to the company!

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MG



Aixam


Beetle


Morris Traveller


Corolla


Skyline


Mitsubishi FTO


Vauxhall VX220



Hillman Imp


Had to travel back in time to capture this photo. Not sure what it is.

[ArtRiX]

A few from London...