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mickeymac
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Not sure where these were took but think it might be Darlington area late 1950's early 60's.
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mickeymac
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mickeymac wrote:Not sure where these were took but think it might be Darlington area late 1950's early 60's.
"Air con" lol, not what I was expecting 
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Great pictures. Here's a technical question why did so many of the 'old' dozer drivers wear berry's
'cos they were French? 
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I put it down too the fact that it was not so long after the second world war and that national service didn't stop enlisting till 1960 I think so I imagine their where a lot of beret's around and men used to wearing them too. I know at the start of my working life (1970) most dinner bags where ex army bags, I think if I remember right they where mostly the bags for carrying a gas mask in. I used one myself into the 80's.
I expect all them radio's on those machines all played Vera Lynn to?! 
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