Starting to kneelax a bit – two Knees Club Officials (and organisers), Sunday lunchtime
Webby gets down to some serious professional anoraking
Gordy and Bud discuss North Ship vs South Ship, plus life pre- and post- August 14th
Bud is amused to hear what John Aston is planning for later
David and Mick, shortly before David had to leave to return home to Belgium
Chris and Mary leave this caption to the imaginations of Howie's friends at the beach bars of San Diego!
Sunday supplement!
Back: David Williams, The Micker, Gordy and John Aston.
Front: Bud and Webby
'Gimme some kind of sign' – a familiar address
John Aston has a cunning plan:
he has brought the words 'Caroline' and 'House' to rightfully enhance the pillars of a well-known building
To the bemusement of passers-by and the caretaker, the Caroline crowd come home!
The pillars of 1960s society!
Kenny, Mary and Alan sneak into the line-up
...and it was about time Chris was seen in another photo!
Bud Ballou explains what was where in Caroline House
The famous offshore radio 'local' – the Red Lion. (Sadly, it was shut!)
If walls had ears in that building....!
Secret shortcut – Mary indicates the blocked-up door, which in the Sixties was the Wets' shortest route from Caroline House, 17 Curzon Street, et al, to the Red Lion!
The Radio London webmasters decorate a familar doorway in Curzon Street