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presumably unless they have lived there since before 1977 they could have chosen somewhere else to live.
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with a haircut like that, he would either be playing for Queen, or playing for EvertonOriginally posted by Doggy Styles View PostI couldn't imagine Marc Bolan at 65.
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What was Marc Bolan's last song?Originally posted by Gonzo View PostI stumbled across it twenty years ago - a friend lived around the corner from there and we happened to walk past it one day.
I stopped in my tracks when I realised what it was, she just shrugged and thought that I was stupid for not knowing about it before.
I see that they've made it a bit more 'official looking' now. It was just a load of ribbons and flowers thrown in the hedge back then.
Wrap a purple mini round the old oak tree
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I stumbled across it twenty years ago - a friend lived around the corner from there and we happened to walk past it one day.Originally posted by Sysman View PostI can't say it's on my list of places to visit, but there you go.
I stopped in my tracks when I realised what it was, she just shrugged and thought that I was stupid for not knowing about it before.
I see that they've made it a bit more 'official looking' now. It was just a load of ribbons and flowers thrown in the hedge back then.
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Wear your hair long, baby, can't go wrong.Originally posted by Sysman View PostThere was I innocuously looking at the history of Minis at Wiki and in the Exotic Minis and Celebreties section I came across a reference to Marc Bolan's shrine.
In Barnes, the tree was close to being condemned as unsafe, but it was saved by this lot.
I can't say it's on my list of places to visit, but there you go.
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I think the closest thing I've seen to it was Jim Morrison's grave in Paris. It was a bust of his head. the most remarkable thing about that being his hairstyle. It was hidden well away from the posher plots, but some obliging souls had daubed arrows pointing to it along the way, in a rather vandalistic way.Originally posted by swamp View PostI stumbled upon this on a walk a few years ago. I thought it was quite cool, but the immediate neighbours must be a bit bored of the attention by now.
The plot itself was littered with empty booze bottles too.
Oscar Wilde's grave was much more impressive but cordoned off and under police guard. Apparently the gay community thought weeing on his grave gave them a lucky love life.
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I stumbled upon this on a walk a few years ago. I thought it was quite cool, but the immediate neighbours must be a bit bored of the attention by now.
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I thought it was his windscreen & dashboard........Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostThat tree was the biggest hit he ever had
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Originally posted by Sysman View PostThere was I innocuously looking at the history of Minis at Wiki and in the Exotic Minis and Celebreties section I came across a reference to Marc Bolan's shrine.
In Barnes, the tree was close to being condemned as unsafe, but it was saved by this lot.
I can't say it's on my list of places to visit, but there you go.
That tree was the biggest hit he ever had
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Marc Bolan's shrine
There was I innocuously looking at the history of Minis at Wiki and in the Exotic Minis and Celebreties section I came across a reference to Marc Bolan's shrine.
In Barnes, the tree was close to being condemned as unsafe, but it was saved by this lot.
I can't say it's on my list of places to visit, but there you go.Tags: None
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