One Mid Adult Man Collection

The Sunday Sun Jack Of Clubs Roadshow at The Coxlodge and Gosforth Social Club 30 May 1976. - It was a full house for a glittering night of clubland showbiz at its best - Comedian Spike Rawlings

Welcome to the house of fun: Suggs of Madness entertains the rude boys and girls at the Telewest Arena in Newcastle 20 December 1999

Mr Peter Bell shows off some of the microlights on sale at Acklington Auction Mart, while Mr John Charlton demonstrates one of the aircraft

Mr. Jim Rees at Beamish Museum with a full scale replica of George Stephensons Locomotion No.1 on 3rd May 1989

Suggs from Madness belts out a number at the Telewest Arena in Newcastle, 20th December 1999

Gary Ashcroft Leigh team mascot waits impatiently in the team line up to meet the guests of honour alongside his father Kevin Ashcroft at the start of the Rugby League Cup Final between Leigh

Gary Ashcroft Leigh team mascot waits in the team line up to meet the guests of honour alongside his father Kevin Ashcroft at the start of the Rugby League Cup Final between Leigh

Ed Miller, from the North East Aircraft Museum, pictured with the Supermarine Swift during restoration. Volunteer Craig Blundred takes a photograph of the work in progress

Mrs Sindy Bell seen here helping vet Robert White during the opening of a new wing by the Duchess of Beaufort 22nd June 1970

Mrs Cindy Bell seen here helping vet Robert White during the opening of a new wing by the Duchess of Beaufort 22nd June 1970

The engine of a McDonnell Douglas DC-10 airliner / aircraft being examined at Gatwick Airport. 11/06/1979

Marianne Faithfull at Chichester Crown Court in June 1967 where Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones were on trial for drug offences

Changing the points is Frank Robson at the Marley Hill Steam Centre, Stanley on 27th August 1973, with one of the 10 locomotives that are being restorted to their former glory

Illustration of traditional craftsperson near Erzincan

Illustration of man hill walking holding hiking pole

Illustration of man wearing traditional Dervish hat

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One mid adult man, full of energy and enthusiasm, took center stage at The Sunday Sun Jack Of Clubs Roadshow at The Coxlodge and Gosforth Social Club on 30 May. Welcome to the house of fun, where Suggs of Madness entertained the rude boys with his captivating performance. But this man's adventures didn't stop there. Mr. Jim Rees found himself at Beamish Museum, standing proudly next to a full-scale replica of George Stephenson's iconic creation. It was a moment that transported him back in time, experiencing the marvels of engineering firsthand. Suggs from Madness continued to mesmerize audiences as he belted out one hit after another at the Telewest Arena in Newcastle. This mid adult man couldn't help but be swept away by the infectious rhythm and lyrics that defined an era. Meanwhile, Gary Ashcroft anxiously waited in the team lineup as Leigh's team mascot. His excitement was palpable as he anticipated meeting the esteemed guests who graced their presence that day. At Acklington Auction Mart, Mr. Peter Bell showcased an impressive collection of microlights available for sale. This mid adult man marveled at these small aircraft that promised great adventures soaring through the skies. Ed Miller from the North East Aircraft Museum posed proudly beside a Supermarine Swift—a symbol of aviation excellence and innovation—representing years of dedication and passion for flight. Mrs. Sindy Bell lent her helping hand to vet Robert White during the grand opening ceremony of a new wing—an act showcasing her unwavering support for animal welfare and care. The engine examination process fascinated our protagonist when he witnessed experts meticulously inspecting every inch of a McDonnell Douglas DC-10 airliner/aircraft at Gatwick Airport—an awe-inspiring display of technical expertise combined with utmost precision. In June 1967, Marianne Faithfull found herself facing Chichester Crown Court alongside Mick Jagger—a moment that forever etched itself into the annals of history.