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Obviously large to accommodate transferring large objects of art from floor to floor. Have you seen the lift at the Kew musical museum? This is the largest lift I've ever seen. It's used for transferring large musical instruments - including a theatre organ!

I thought you would be tempted to visit the M&D 100 show. I was there as well. What a great show, the fine weather helped bring out the crowds.

The melotone unit produces, what I can only describe as, an ethereal tone. Another non-pipe stop which was unique to Compton was the solo cello. One of these is fitted to the Margate Dreamland organ (in situ but unheard for many years). This is a string instrument with mechanically operated "fing...

My goodness, I hope the council are hot on his trail. In "Medway Matters" the council proudly reported that a "litter lout" had been taken to court for discarding a cigarette end in a public place. The previous edition boasted that another "litter lout" was taken to court for discarding a betting...

THANK YOU! This explains why drivers have such poor signal (indicator) discipline at roundabouts. Not once was instruction or guidance given on signaling. What happened to the mantra which my instructor drummed into me 50 years ago, MIRROR, SIGNAL, MANOUVRE? Does it not apply these days?

I like elevator music! Unmistakable sound of George Shearing and his quintet. Sadly this fine blind pianist died a month or so ago.

Really nice Vid. I too have many great memories of the town. Unfortunately Westwood has killed the town.

I very nice vid. Brought back many wonderful memories to me. Last summer I had a guided tour around Dreamland and heard about their plans for it's re-birth. It looks as though it may well happen as much of the funds have already been raised.

This new overground system is great. Have you been on the new West London line trains? Check out my newly posted video which follows the route from Clapham Junction to the new Imperial Wharf station (nice new observation lift here).

Nice reminder of my early working life. I worked at the Middlesex Hospital 1965- 1980 so recognise many of these streets.

Video would be funny if the events were not true. I worked at Sandwich until retirement in 2009. My thoughts go out to all former colleagues that have been affected by this very sad decision to pull out of Sandwich.