I was bored the other evening so I was browsing youtube for some clips of where I grew up (Stourbridge, West Midlands). I found a few interesting clips from the 80s when I was growing up there, but then I found what appears to be a documentary, split up into several clips, regarding the building of Stourbridge ring-road in the late 1960s. A couple of these clips are superb. The first one nearly made me wet my pants for a number of exciting reasons.... At 0:36 in the clip, the mock-tudor building on the left is The Mitre pub where I spent most of my mid/late teen years drinking, unsually until unconscious. Secondly, the no.257 bus on the right of the clip is the bus I used to catch every day to college and thirdly, there's a RHD Gulf Blue 1963 (!!) Notch in the clip, reg: 56 JGD...
As if this video clip wasn't enough nostalgia for one evening, another clip from the same documentary actually did make me wet my pants. In the construction of the ring-road a number of old buildings had to be knocked down. Check out the following clip at 0:31...
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