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Hi Bart,
My first reaction was St. Louis – but then I wondered why
St. Louis would have the London Eye in
the background???
The riverboat most have got lost from the Mississippi to the Thames…
In the right background are the Tate Modern Gallery (used to be an
Assyrian-style
power station) and the IPC building, where I once worked on the 27th
floor.
I think the building to the lower left of these is the Daily Telegraph
building,
purveyor or right-wing B.S. Oh, and the bridge is London Bridge.
There’s a rail station to the left of it; every morning hoards of
commuters
stomp across it to their banking jobs in ‘the City’…
This place is twice as crowded with the Olympics going on!
Keep swinging away,
Marty in London
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Subject: last issue's history mystery
Bart,
Last
Issue's History Mystery
That is Gary Cooper showing Frank Sinatra just how it's done
for Frank's 1956 movie "Johnny Concho."
John from Charlotte
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