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Brumas
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Posted Yesterday at 11:04PM

Good Evening All

A busy road junction

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Jock1e

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Posted Yesterday at 11:15PM

Not outer Birmingham near Cadburys,

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Brumas

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Posted Yesterday at 11:22PM

A clue, it has an X in its name.

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User1591

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Posted Yesterday at 11:32PM

Is it Exeter? Roy

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Brumas

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Posted Yesterday at 11:47PM

User1591 A Frayed Knott, head further north ;o}

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Brumas

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Posted Yesterday at 11:48PM

I'm turning in now folks, G'Night All.

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Jock1e

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Posted Today at 12:44AM

Ok will try Wrexham but running out of ideas.

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Lazarus The 2nd

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Posted Today at 1:25AM

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Bing.alau

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Posted Today at 5:03AM

Uttoxeter? No sign of a racecourse on this picture though. I would have said Exmouth but that is south of Exeter.

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Quickbeam

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Posted Today at 8:34AM

Is that Frank Spencer to the left of the two tone Humber?

Lazarus The 2nd Are you guessing at Mexborough because of the limited number of towns with an X? It's only 10 miles from me, but it was extensively redeveloped in the '60s, so if it is, I can't recognise any of it the picture elements compared to now. But the general atmosphere of the picture feels right for a '50s northern pit/market town.

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Quickbeam

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Posted Today at 8:36AM

If it is, the camera must be facing East, as the whole town is at the foot of a hill rising North.

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