The last photo from this strip of six negatives focuses on something which was just visible in the previous image: the monumental end wall of the Old Lane Inn. There must be collective memories out there about this Halifax pub, but the written record is limited to the sad listing of the bankruptcies and liquidations of previous landlords. The oversized bottle of Green Label marks the spot where many a dream has turned sour.
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Bus On A Bridge
T he second image in my strip of six negatives, taken 40 years ago, shows a bus on a bridge. The bridge is, of course, Burdock Way in Halifa...
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Y ou can spend too long sat inside reading old newspapers and cataloguing old postcards. There comes a time in the affairs of man when he s...
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A few weeks ago I was approached by the people running a website devoted to Halifax, my home town in West Yorkshire, to write a short serie...


I drank my last bottle of ale that was in the house. Now I'm left with just wine, and I'm not like most women and prefer it. Our local Highland Brewery makes a very tasty Gaelic Ale. Sigh, I wonder how long I'll have to wait to go buy more. (Perhaps I could share a virtual brew with a friend...nah, nothing like that first taste from the bottle.)
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