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THERE'S no doubt 95-year-old Jimmy Forsyth's photographs capture the Tyneside of a bygone age.
Each and every one of them with a magic of their own, expressing a point of view against poverty-stricken days, where everyone struggled. In those days, we had true neighbours who, if they could, would lend you their last farthing.See the full content of this document
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He Really Puts Us in the Picture
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