Any old Pics - replicating google images, one post at a time (Part 1)

[Ruprecht]

The Cafe Baba Tangier. A most evocative place for a fine mint tea or vicious coffee.

Somewhat immortalized by it’s patrons

The last time I went the Medina had become rather full of in your face hawkers & hash sellers so I popped in for a tea and got threatened by a knife wielding lunatic. I’d still go back, it’s probably the closest place to the UK that really feels like you are somewhere a long way from home.

[murrayjohnson]

Apart from Camborne?

[MJ2]

or Norwich / Kings Lynn

[stu]

Pistols 41 years ago today in Sweden

[spacehopper]

Great photograph

[Bolts]

• 1 I’d love a print of that in my office

[stu]

Glasgow 1968

[Rob998]

Yer maw…

[charliechan]

[charliechan]

[rmsshipbroker]

It would need a zombie apocalypse for it to be that deserted nowadays…

[clap]

Look how quiet it is. And clean.

[malbec]

The arches on the left - my dad’s mate had a stall under there selling newspapers and mags. He also did a roaring trade in ‘under-the-counter’ stuff

[Jim]

I remember him

[malbec]

Him or his ‘other mags’?

[Ruprecht]

Mag man will be added to the ‘Should have been a meat man’ list.

[Jim]

If it’s the same guy I’m remembering, he was quite chatty. Used to have a chinwag with him whilst “browsing”

Analogue pron - those were the days!

[malbec]

His name was Alfie and died quite a few years ago. He was a short fella. The stories my dad used to tell about him are many and varied.

He had a brother, Lenny, and when they were growing up around the Elephant and Castle they were both Teddy Boys. Although vertically challenged, nobody fucked with them - they were vicious if needed.

[Jim]

The Mrs and I in a club back in the 80s before we was wed.

[crimsondonkey]

Nup, no socks and sandals, can’t be you