Those were the days

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  sparky

• Mar 28, 2008

she not making sandwiches! I think I may know where this is...but not telling, look at the hanging cabels health and safety would have a field day

 

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  trepolpen

• Mar 28, 2008

Look at all the new banknotes hanging out to dry behind her!

 

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  treeve

• Mar 28, 2008

Its amazing what you can do with old crisp packets.

 

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  lindyloo

• Feb 18, 2009

Its the mill just along the lane from where the Cornishman newspaper used to be printed. They used to do the best salads ever .

 

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  BayOfPlenty

• Feb 18, 2009

Wasn t it called The Millhouse ? (just to be pedantic on my part) laugh#

 

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  treeve

• Feb 18, 2009

So, the obvious question is - why Millhouse ? Was there a mill here?

 

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  sparky

• Feb 18, 2009

I seem to remember this place being named the Millhouse....but I never knew why....and that it featured some bands that used to play regularly here...so I have been told......don t think I went to any mind you... sad#

 

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  treeve

• Feb 18, 2009

What a depraved youth you led .. sorry, deprived ... laugh#

 

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  JonQuixley

• Feb 18, 2010

It's the Millhouse, the packets behind Dawn are Pork Scratchings not crisps. As to the reason for Millhouse, I think it more likely a flour store/ grinder ??

 

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  nickspry

• Apr 10, 2010

This was taken in the late 70's I think, before the counter was moved round to face the front door.