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The links on the right are some
of my "pet projects" ... drummer Bernard Purdie's tenuous
"connection" to the Beatles, John Lennon in Germany (1960-62),
the construction of Armoury Studios, a selection of my "pareidolia" images, and some information on the design and construction of Quilchena Elementary School in Vancouver.
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Pareidolia I can't help it. I see "faces" everywhere, and I do mean everywhere! |
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| Bernard
Purdie Bernard Purdie claims to have substituted for Ringo on 21 Beatle recordings. Really?!? |
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| Coal Hole Covers For centuries -- up until the mid 1950s -- London homes were heated with coal-fires. To avoid dirty, dusty bags of coal being carried through the house, in some neighborhoods coal was delivered via a "coal hole" into to a vault beneath the sidewalk. |
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| Flemming Thomsen I've seen some amazing things in my life, but this takes the cake. |
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| John Lennon in Germany Between 1960 and 1962, before they were famous, The Beatles performed at a number of seedy nightclubs in Hamburg, Germany. |
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| Armoury
Studios Some "behind the walls" photos and notes on the construction of "The Armoury". |
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| Quilchena
School A brief history of Vancouver's Quilchena Elementary School. This page is still being developed, but there's a bit to look at here. |
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