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One of my favourite photos of Elvis Presley. I think this is from around 1968/1969. Hard to tell what he's wearing but from other photos I've seen, I think it's a black mohair two-piece suit with a metal concho belt. This was just before he started wearing the distinctive jumpsuits on stage.
John, Paul and Ringo play pool at Curson Terrace, Beverly Hills, California on their day off, on 26th August 1966*.
Pics: Shinko Music
*Other sources date this as 24th August 1966.
1998 Elvis Presley's Graceland Visitors Guide.
Elvis Presley. One of the big mysteries associated with Elvis is what exactly did I do with my copies of the UK Elvis Presley Fan Club magazine? Where did they go? It has baffled experts for years. I'm positive I didn't throw them out but I cannot find any trace of them and it's not as if I have a Graceland style mansion to search.
Elvis Presley, 1970. Check out that belt.
John Challis (16 August 1942 – 17 September 2021) first appeared as Boycie in "Go West Young Man". It was the second episode of the first series of Only Fools and Horses and originally broadcast on 15 September 1981.
Taking Care of Business. 3,000 Miles to Graceland has some major flaws. I don't think it could decide whether it was going to be an action movie or a comedy but I enjoyed it. It's also worth sticking around for the closing credits.
Airfix New Models File - The Crusader lll Tank. It's full name was the Cruiser MK VI - Crusader (or A.15). This was the Mark lll version of the Crusader which had been upgraded with a 6 pounder gun. Confusingly there was also a Cruiser Mark lll tank (the A.13).
The British 'Cruiser' class of tank tended to be lighter and faster than the 'Infantry' tanks such as the Churchill. To complicate things further there were light Cruisers and heavy Cruisers.
It's kind of hard to keep track of all the WW2 era British tanks but it has likely kept World of Tanks busy.
