Bygone Age

Visitors transported to bygone age
South Wales Argus
THE shining sun ensured more than 500 people attended the eighth annual Transport Rally and 1960's themed weekend at Blaenavon Heritage Railway. ...

The Guardian (blog)

County cricket - live!
The Guardian (blog)
It was only Friday when we last met here, but already it feels like a bygone age. There is plenty on the site this morning picking up the pieces of Sunday's ...

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Dept. of stage fright
Politico (blog)
One can only hope that Obama suspends this whole "elections" nonsense as being an archaic relic of a bygone age when it was naively thought that the will of ...

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Outlook

Runners: Postal Footsoldiers From A Bygone Age
Outlook
While there are conflicting accounts of exactly when 'runners' were first used for the delivery of post in the country, it is believed that their origin ...

Daily Mail

When the three Rs meant rations, roller skates...and real education: School ...
Daily Mail
They are a snapshot of a bygone age and as these charming pictures from the Forties, Fifties and Sixties show, growing up in post-war ...

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Birmingham pensioner is the third sister in her family to reach 100
Sunday Mercury
SHE was born in a bygone age when gentlemen doffed their hats to ladies, King George V was on the throne and there were few cars on the roads. ...

Crowds turn out for the Bellingham Show
Sunday Sun
Fred Wyrley-Birch and Dan Crane threw themselves into a re-enactment of brawling from a bygone age as part of the Bellingham Show, in Northumberland, ...

The Very Last of the Summer Wine
BBC News
For many watching on a Sunday night, its gentle leafy lanes and unspoilt countryside seemed a comforting throwback to a bygone age. ...

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It Bag, watch out: France's folding fan is back
The Associated Press
If two young Parisian fashionistas have their way, next season's must-have accessory might just be a relic resurrected from a bygone age — the folding fan. ...

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Telegraph.co.uk

China holds 'Red Games'
Telegraph.co.uk
Welcome to China's 'Red Games', a kind of Olympics for nostalgic Communists looking to rekindle the spirit of a bygone age when millions of ordinary Chinese ...

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