Southbourne - Bournemouth - Dorset
Thank you for visiting, I am, as you may have guessed already, Andy Foot. I live in Southbourne, which is a part of Bournemouth on the south coast of England. The contents of this website will always predominatly be local information which I think might be of interest to others. I hope you find something you like here & return again soon!
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November 2009 - New Online Postcard Shop
Having collected postcards for several years now, mainly just out of historical interest, through buying job lots I have amassed quite a collection of cards that I don't actually require. I have in the past sold them on ebay but as most are of little value the cost of an online auction just makes them too expensive. So I have decided to build my own online shop. I'm adding stock as quickly as I can but it is all now up and running & taking orders!
Just Click the link to take a look! www.postcards.andyfoot.com
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Bournemouth Sunseeker Rallye 2008
Photos from a couple of the stages of the 2008 Sunseeker Rallye.
Click Here to see the photo gallery
The Rallye Sunseeker National Car Rally, the largest motorsport event in the south of England, sees cars hurtling through the streets of Bournemouth and along the seafront as well as forest sections.
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Southbourne Postcards
17th January 2008: Have now added a Southbourne Postcards page under the Souhbourne section of the menu. As you might guess this page contains some scanned images of a few of the postcards I have in my collection, giving an impression of the Southbourne area in days long gone by.
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The Shell House
The Shell House is sadly missed by locals & visitors alike. I now have a page full of pictures of the wonderful shell house, and the truth about why it was demolished in 2001, thanks to a member of the family who created and maintained it over its 50+ year lifespan.
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