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Apropos the stumps in a Salford toilet piece yesterday, that whole event triggered a recovered memory from my childhood of another similar device-like thingy.
If you are interested, please clcik through:
http://ianlouisharris.com/1974/06/01/stumps-in-the-back-drive-thank-you-cyril-barnett-crica-1-june-1974/
If not…don’t.
Love the idea of “Sir Laurence” opening the batting for England btw. That’s Olivier, I mean of course, not Elderbook. Mind you…
Having a hard time keeping down my inner McGoohan having read that ashes kit will have names and numbers stamped on the back.