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jazzy_dave) wrote2014-03-11 12:01 am
jazzy_dave) wrote2014-03-11 12:01 am
Hythe Visit
another lovely day although it did have a dull and cold moment midday. I visited the coastal town of Hythe after spending the morning in the Office. Hythe got its name from the fact that it was a hythe , or landing place, for Saltwood. The village of Saltwood lies north of Hythe on the high land overlooking the Romney Marsh, an area once famous for smuggling.
In the town i peruse a couple of charity shops after doing my main visit, and found these CDs foe a quid each -
I also found this LP for a quid in a charity shop , which being mono and not the stereo version when it was re-released in 1966 , UK version of it, is worth twenty quid on Discogs, so that is where i put it for sale.
The Portishead album is one of those CDs that i use to have and lost some years back, so i was happy to get another copy of it.
In the town i peruse a couple of charity shops after doing my main visit, and found these CDs foe a quid each -
I also found this LP for a quid in a charity shop , which being mono and not the stereo version when it was re-released in 1966 , UK version of it, is worth twenty quid on Discogs, so that is where i put it for sale.
The Portishead album is one of those CDs that i use to have and lost some years back, so i was happy to get another copy of it.