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beccabear67
beccabear67
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Last Activity: 2 weeks ago
Joined: 29-05-2017
Location: Western Canada
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  • beccabear67
    replied to Death of the cassette
    I remember cassettes for desktop computers before I saw any disc drives... I never thought to see if there'd be any sound on an audio player from one of those data cassettes....
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  • beccabear67
    replied to Death of the cassette
    I used to love cassettes for music, I remember local area artistes would put their own music out on that format although to me nothing seemed more real than black vinyl and we did have one group put out a 7" single via a record shop (which I still have). I also did buy pre-recorded cassette releases...
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  • beccabear67
    replied to Assemblies
    In primary school we had some theater company give us all a performance of The Hobbit, everyone sat on the floor for that and the action was in the center of the gymnasium and not on the stage. Other times we had a much older students' choir in and I remember their Ticket To Ride was really stirring,...
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  • Sounds very cute but I don't remember anything like that. I looked for "plasticine mice" and just saw a lot of grey things people had made.
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  • I remember an older Dansette type player with a heavy turntable on it, the whole thing looked very '50s including the metal play arm, but it did play LPs. It had one speaker (mono) but you could detach it from the player box and set it away from that as far as the wire to it went. It looked like a piece...
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  • We had a line that went out to a tree, you could peg things to it from the back deck and pull the other line and they'd move out and create space to peg other things. Reverse the order to bring them all back in when dry. Pegs were wood and kept in a plastic pail. My grandparents had the same set up...
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  • Here too... it had Barnaby Bear in it (which was Colargol where it originated), I loved those stop-motion films of him! I just looked Pippin up and it also had Pogle's Wood....
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  • beccabear67
    replied to Take The High Road
    I'm only up to episode 52 (just past the first year mark) and the Blair family is running the shop with a post office window in it.

    The theme music is by Silly Wizard.
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