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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
An original NUM 'Cole not Dole' badge.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Bob Collier an NUM member who stayed on strike during the whole national NUM strike of 1984/85. Bob is now a Councillor was responsible for organising the placement of the memorial miners carriage to the miners who lost their lives through mining related accidents or illness.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Bob Collier an NUM member who stayed on strike during the whole national NUM strike of 1984/85. Bob is now a Councillor was responsible for organising the placement of the memorial miners carriage to the miners who lost their lives through mining related accidents or illness.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
David Amos, now a writer and historian, but previously a 5th genreationn Miner who did not strike during the NUM National strike and a founder member of the breakaway Union of Democratic Miners (UDM) which was formed in Nottinghamshire after the strike.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
David Amos, now a writer and historian, but previously a 5th genreationn Miner who did not strike during the NUM National strike and a founder member of the breakaway Union of Democratic Miners (UDM) which was formed in Nottinghamshire after the strike.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
David Amos, now a writer and historian, but previously a 5th genreationn Miner who did not strike during the NUM National strike and a founder member of the breakaway Union of Democratic Miners (UDM) which was formed in Nottinghamshire after the strike.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
A mug commemorating the NUM Strike.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Old Annesley which was home to many of miners at Annesley Colliery when it was open.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Old Annesley which was home to many of miners at Annesley Colliery when it was open.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
The former grounds of Annesley Colliery.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
The former grounds of Annesley Colliery.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Old Annesley which was home to many of miners at Annesley Colliery when it was open.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
The site of the the now demolished Annesley Colliery.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Old Annesley which was home to many of miners at Annesley Colliery when it was open.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Old Annesley which was the home to many of miners of Annesley Colliery.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Writer Harry Paterson author of 'Look Back in Anger.'.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Ex Miner Jan Fejfor (98), with his wife Stella Fejfor and Daughter Tina Thompson, in his back yard in the town of Annesley.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Ex Miner Jan Fejfor (98), with his wife Stella Fejfor and Daughter Tina Thompson, in his back yard in the town of Annesley.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Ex Bin Man Ray Munks in his back graden. Mnay of the residents of Annesley have lived in the same house all their lives.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Annesley Woodhouse WMC which featured in the BBC Drama. Annesley.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith “Froggy” Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Annesley Woodhouse WMC which featured in the BBC Drama. Annesley.
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'It was refreshing to see what Sherwood did': how the BBC's acclaimed miners' strike drama went down in the real pit villages
In the Nottingham streets where the serial is set, the struggle now is to control the narrative of a fiercely contested history.
James Graham's unmissable BBC series Sherwood, which dramatises the village's history over the past four decades.
Apart from the trauma of the murder that was the primary inspiration for the fiction of Sherwood - Keith ÒFroggyÓ Frogson, former trade unionist, was killed with a crossbow and samurai sword a couple of streets away from the grocery shop in 2004 - there was also all the buried hurt and anger of the 1984 miners' strike, which divided Nottinghamshire's neighbours and families, the long-ago war that some still want to fight.
The BBC Drama 'Sherwood' focussed on the tensions during the 1984/85 Miners strike in the pit town of Annesley in Nottinghamshire. 103 NUM members of the workforce stayed out on strike creating tension between them and the remaining working miners.
Sherwood Street which was the location of a murder featured in the BBC Drama Sherwood.
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American Singer Brenda Lee With Her Mother Mrs Grace Lee In Paris France Brenda Mae Tarpley (born December 11 1944) Known As Brenda Lee Is An American Performer Who Sang Rockabilly Pop And Country Music And Had 37 Us Chart Hits During The 1960s A Num
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American Singer Brenda Lee With Her Mother Mrs Grace Lee In Paris France Brenda Mae Tarpley (born December 11 1944) Known As Brenda Lee Is An American Performer Who Sang Rockabilly Pop And Country Music And Had 37 Us Chart Hits During The 1960s A Number Surpassed Only By Elvis Presley The Beatles Ray Charles And Connie Francis. She Is Best Known For Her 1960 Hit 'i'm Sorry' And 1958's 'rockin' Around The Christmas Tree' A Us Holiday Standard For More Than 50 Years. At 4 Ft 9 Inches Tall She Received The Nickname Little Miss Dynamite In 1957 After Recording The Song 'dynamite'; And Was One Of The Earliest Pop Stars To Have A Major Contemporary International Following. Lee's Popularity Faded In The Late 1960s As Her Voice Matured But She Continued A Successful Recording Career By Returning To Her Roots As A Country Singer With A String Of Hits Through The 1970s And 1980s. She Is A Member Of The Rock And Roll Country Music And Rockabilly Halls Of Fame. Lee Currently Lives In Nashville Tennessee.
American Singer Brenda Lee With Her Mother Mrs Grace Lee In Paris France Brenda Mae Tarpley (born December 11 1944) Known As Brenda Lee Is An American Performer Who Sang Rockabilly Pop And Country Music And Had 37 Us Chart Hits During The 1960s A Num
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ZUSAMMENSTELLUNG: Brenda Lee wird am 11. Dezember 2014 70 Jahre alt
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Zusammenstellung: Thatcher mit 87 Jahren gestorben - Die Thatcherjahre
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Mother elephant and newborn baby go for a swim to beat the heat, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 24 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features (2096943t)
Mum And Baby Elephant Go For A Splash
With Melbourne basking in a continued heatwave this baby elephant was more than happy to go for a swim.
The unnamed Asian Elephant calf was born at Melbourne Zoo last week (17 Jan).
With the 7-day-old proving that he is now steady on his feet, keepers felt it was time to refill the pool in the elephant enclosure.
And with the city experiencing temperatures of 35 degrees celcius the youngster - not to mention mum Num-Oi - were grateful to go for a paddle to cool off.
While Num-Oi had no trouble with the shallow water, her tiny in comparison son seemed to have a few problems - and one point losing his footing and suffering a full dunking.
The youngster's arrival into the world last week was something of a drawn out affair, with Num-Oi experiencing a 22-month pregnancy and being in labour for four days.
However, her 131kg bundle of joy was eventually born safely and was on his feet in minutes.
According to keepers first timer Num-Oi is proving to be a natural mum and is very attentive to her calf.
Though he hasn't been officially named the baby has been nicknamed "Dougie" after his favourite pastime of digging into the dirt at the elephant enclosure.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morgan / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CCGHRXRJM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Mother elephant and newborn baby go for a swim to beat the heat, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 24 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features (2096943r)
Mum And Baby Elephant Go For A Splash
With Melbourne basking in a continued heatwave this baby elephant was more than happy to go for a swim.
The unnamed Asian Elephant calf was born at Melbourne Zoo last week (17 Jan).
With the 7-day-old proving that he is now steady on his feet, keepers felt it was time to refill the pool in the elephant enclosure.
And with the city experiencing temperatures of 35 degrees celcius the youngster - not to mention mum Num-Oi - were grateful to go for a paddle to cool off.
While Num-Oi had no trouble with the shallow water, her tiny in comparison son seemed to have a few problems - and one point losing his footing and suffering a full dunking.
The youngster's arrival into the world last week was something of a drawn out affair, with Num-Oi experiencing a 22-month pregnancy and being in labour for four days.
However, her 131kg bundle of joy was eventually born safely and was on his feet in minutes.
According to keepers first timer Num-Oi is proving to be a natural mum and is very attentive to her calf.
Though he hasn't been officially named the baby has been nicknamed "Dougie" after his favourite pastime of digging into the dirt at the elephant enclosure.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morgan / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CCGHRXRJM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Mother elephant and newborn baby go for a swim to beat the heat, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 24 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features (2096943p)
Mum And Baby Elephant Go For A Splash
With Melbourne basking in a continued heatwave this baby elephant was more than happy to go for a swim.
The unnamed Asian Elephant calf was born at Melbourne Zoo last week (17 Jan).
With the 7-day-old proving that he is now steady on his feet, keepers felt it was time to refill the pool in the elephant enclosure.
And with the city experiencing temperatures of 35 degrees celcius the youngster - not to mention mum Num-Oi - were grateful to go for a paddle to cool off.
While Num-Oi had no trouble with the shallow water, her tiny in comparison son seemed to have a few problems - and one point losing his footing and suffering a full dunking.
The youngster's arrival into the world last week was something of a drawn out affair, with Num-Oi experiencing a 22-month pregnancy and being in labour for four days.
However, her 131kg bundle of joy was eventually born safely and was on his feet in minutes.
According to keepers first timer Num-Oi is proving to be a natural mum and is very attentive to her calf.
Though he hasn't been officially named the baby has been nicknamed "Dougie" after his favourite pastime of digging into the dirt at the elephant enclosure.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morgan / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CCGHRXRJM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Mother elephant and newborn baby go for a swim to beat the heat, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 24 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features (2096943k)
Mum And Baby Elephant Go For A Splash
With Melbourne basking in a continued heatwave this baby elephant was more than happy to go for a swim.
The unnamed Asian Elephant calf was born at Melbourne Zoo last week (17 Jan).
With the 7-day-old proving that he is now steady on his feet, keepers felt it was time to refill the pool in the elephant enclosure.
And with the city experiencing temperatures of 35 degrees celcius the youngster - not to mention mum Num-Oi - were grateful to go for a paddle to cool off.
While Num-Oi had no trouble with the shallow water, her tiny in comparison son seemed to have a few problems - and one point losing his footing and suffering a full dunking.
The youngster's arrival into the world last week was something of a drawn out affair, with Num-Oi experiencing a 22-month pregnancy and being in labour for four days.
However, her 131kg bundle of joy was eventually born safely and was on his feet in minutes.
According to keepers first timer Num-Oi is proving to be a natural mum and is very attentive to her calf.
Though he hasn't been officially named the baby has been nicknamed "Dougie" after his favourite pastime of digging into the dirt at the elephant enclosure.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morgan / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CCGHRXRJM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Mother elephant and newborn baby go for a swim to beat the heat, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 24 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features (2096943m)
Mum And Baby Elephant Go For A Splash
With Melbourne basking in a continued heatwave this baby elephant was more than happy to go for a swim.
The unnamed Asian Elephant calf was born at Melbourne Zoo last week (17 Jan).
With the 7-day-old proving that he is now steady on his feet, keepers felt it was time to refill the pool in the elephant enclosure.
And with the city experiencing temperatures of 35 degrees celcius the youngster - not to mention mum Num-Oi - were grateful to go for a paddle to cool off.
While Num-Oi had no trouble with the shallow water, her tiny in comparison son seemed to have a few problems - and one point losing his footing and suffering a full dunking.
The youngster's arrival into the world last week was something of a drawn out affair, with Num-Oi experiencing a 22-month pregnancy and being in labour for four days.
However, her 131kg bundle of joy was eventually born safely and was on his feet in minutes.
According to keepers first timer Num-Oi is proving to be a natural mum and is very attentive to her calf.
Though he hasn't been officially named the baby has been nicknamed "Dougie" after his favourite pastime of digging into the dirt at the elephant enclosure.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morgan / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CCGHRXRJM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Mother elephant and newborn baby go for a swim to beat the heat, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 24 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features (2096943l)
Mum And Baby Elephant Go For A Splash
With Melbourne basking in a continued heatwave this baby elephant was more than happy to go for a swim.
The unnamed Asian Elephant calf was born at Melbourne Zoo last week (17 Jan).
With the 7-day-old proving that he is now steady on his feet, keepers felt it was time to refill the pool in the elephant enclosure.
And with the city experiencing temperatures of 35 degrees celcius the youngster - not to mention mum Num-Oi - were grateful to go for a paddle to cool off.
While Num-Oi had no trouble with the shallow water, her tiny in comparison son seemed to have a few problems - and one point losing his footing and suffering a full dunking.
The youngster's arrival into the world last week was something of a drawn out affair, with Num-Oi experiencing a 22-month pregnancy and being in labour for four days.
However, her 131kg bundle of joy was eventually born safely and was on his feet in minutes.
According to keepers first timer Num-Oi is proving to be a natural mum and is very attentive to her calf.
Though he hasn't been officially named the baby has been nicknamed "Dougie" after his favourite pastime of digging into the dirt at the elephant enclosure.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morgan / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CCGHRXRJM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Mother elephant and newborn baby go for a swim to beat the heat, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 24 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features (2096943i)
Mum And Baby Elephant Go For A Splash
With Melbourne basking in a continued heatwave this baby elephant was more than happy to go for a swim.
The unnamed Asian Elephant calf was born at Melbourne Zoo last week (17 Jan).
With the 7-day-old proving that he is now steady on his feet, keepers felt it was time to refill the pool in the elephant enclosure.
And with the city experiencing temperatures of 35 degrees celcius the youngster - not to mention mum Num-Oi - were grateful to go for a paddle to cool off.
While Num-Oi had no trouble with the shallow water, her tiny in comparison son seemed to have a few problems - and one point losing his footing and suffering a full dunking.
The youngster's arrival into the world last week was something of a drawn out affair, with Num-Oi experiencing a 22-month pregnancy and being in labour for four days.
However, her 131kg bundle of joy was eventually born safely and was on his feet in minutes.
According to keepers first timer Num-Oi is proving to be a natural mum and is very attentive to her calf.
Though he hasn't been officially named the baby has been nicknamed "Dougie" after his favourite pastime of digging into the dirt at the elephant enclosure.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morgan / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CCGHRXRJM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Mother elephant and newborn baby go for a swim to beat the heat, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 24 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features (2096943j)
Mum And Baby Elephant Go For A Splash
With Melbourne basking in a continued heatwave this baby elephant was more than happy to go for a swim.
The unnamed Asian Elephant calf was born at Melbourne Zoo last week (17 Jan).
With the 7-day-old proving that he is now steady on his feet, keepers felt it was time to refill the pool in the elephant enclosure.
And with the city experiencing temperatures of 35 degrees celcius the youngster - not to mention mum Num-Oi - were grateful to go for a paddle to cool off.
While Num-Oi had no trouble with the shallow water, her tiny in comparison son seemed to have a few problems - and one point losing his footing and suffering a full dunking.
The youngster's arrival into the world last week was something of a drawn out affair, with Num-Oi experiencing a 22-month pregnancy and being in labour for four days.
However, her 131kg bundle of joy was eventually born safely and was on his feet in minutes.
According to keepers first timer Num-Oi is proving to be a natural mum and is very attentive to her calf.
Though he hasn't been officially named the baby has been nicknamed "Dougie" after his favourite pastime of digging into the dirt at the elephant enclosure.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morgan / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CCGHRXRJM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Mother elephant and newborn baby go for a swim to beat the heat, Melbourne Zoo, Australia - 24 Jan 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James D. Morgan / Rex Features (2096943d)
Mum And Baby Elephant Go For A Splash
With Melbourne basking in a continued heatwave this baby elephant was more than happy to go for a swim.
The unnamed Asian Elephant calf was born at Melbourne Zoo last week (17 Jan).
With the 7-day-old proving that he is now steady on his feet, keepers felt it was time to refill the pool in the elephant enclosure.
And with the city experiencing temperatures of 35 degrees celcius the youngster - not to mention mum Num-Oi - were grateful to go for a paddle to cool off.
While Num-Oi had no trouble with the shallow water, her tiny in comparison son seemed to have a few problems - and one point losing his footing and suffering a full dunking.
The youngster's arrival into the world last week was something of a drawn out affair, with Num-Oi experiencing a 22-month pregnancy and being in labour for four days.
However, her 131kg bundle of joy was eventually born safely and was on his feet in minutes.
According to keepers first timer Num-Oi is proving to be a natural mum and is very attentive to her calf.
Though he hasn't been officially named the baby has been nicknamed "Dougie" after his favourite pastime of digging into the dirt at the elephant enclosure.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: James D. Morgan / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/CCGHRXRJM (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Go Go Hamsters toys - Dec 2009
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Go Go Hamsters toys - Dec 2009
A range of interactive hamsters has become one of the 'must-have' presents this Christmas.
Go Go Hamsters are described as "artificially intelligent hamsters that talk and move around their habitat".
But parents hoping to get their hands on the GBP 9.99 toy could be disappointed as retailers sell out of stock.
British distributor The Character Group has posted a notice on their website stating "no stock available until further notice" and the shelves of high street stores are also empty.
Private sellers are currently selling the furry toys online for double the retail price.
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/ETHBXXURX (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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GW0331, South Africa, Johannesburg, 1991: Nelson Mandela speaks at a National Union of Mineworkers - NUM, conference. ANC - African National Congress, labour, workers, famous people, puplic figures, goverment, politics.
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