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Si Barber
Vistors to King’s Lynn Mart, Norfolk,UK, 2020. This year was the 816th Mart since it weas started in 1204.
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Migrant workers from Eastern Europe shopping in Boston, Lincolnshire, UK
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St Nicholas Tavern, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk,UK
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? Si Barber 07739 472 922 Migrant workers from Eastern Europe shopping in Boston, Lincolnshire, UK
Si Barber
Vistors to King’s Lynn Mart, Norfolk,UK, 2020. This year was the 816th Mart since it weas started in 1204.
Si Barber
Vistors to King’s Lynn Mart, Norfolk,UK, 2020. This year was the 816th Mart since it weas started in 1204.
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A room to rent, advertised in Russian, King's Lynn, Norfolk,UK
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A group of trick or treaters on Portland Street, King's Lynn, Norfolk,UK, 31st October 2012.
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Bike gang meet up between the Outlaws, the Randomers
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Attendees of the Fenman Classic a meet up for motrcyclists in Wimbotsham,Norfolk,UK
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Bike meet up, Wimbotsham,Norfolk,UK.
Wells next the Sea Carnival Queen Maddie Yarham
?Si Barber/07739 472 922 Wells next the Sea Carnival Queen Maddie Yarham,2015
British Union of Fascism symbol in Stiffkey. - - Click for an enlarged view.
Graffiti showing the insignia of the British Union of Fascists on the walls of a building in Aylsham, Norfolk, UK, reading Stand By The King, referring to the 1936 abdication crisis . The BUF political movement enjoyed some popularity in rural East Anglia during the 1930s as it opposed the Queen Anne’s Bounty, a tax that was laid upon farmers by the Church of England. If the farmer refused to pay the tithe the church commissioners would send bailiffs to enforce the debt, removing livestock or farm machinery. BUF members known as Blackshirts and led by Oswald Mosley could be called upon by the landowner to defend the property, by force if necessary. The longevity of the markings is attributed to the fact the are made in bitumen.
These images have been digitally retouched
British Union of Fascism graffiti in Aylsham - Click for an enlarged view.
Graffiti showing the insignia of the British Union of Fascists on the walls of a building in Aylsham, Norfolk, UK, reading Stand By The King, referring to the 1936 abdication crisis . The BUF political movement enjoyed some popularity in rural East Anglia during the 1930s as it opposed the Queen Anne’s Bounty, a tax that was laid upon farmers by the Church of England. If the farmer refused to pay the tithe the church commissioners would send bailiffs to enforce the debt, removing livestock or farm machinery. BUF members known as Blackshirts and led by Oswald Mosley could be called upon by the landowner to defend the property, by force if necessary. The longevity of the markings is attributed to the fact the are made in bitumen.
These images have been digitally retouched