Bishopstoke: Wider Horizons by Cliff King MA Manc, Dip Arch Ports
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Every day, on the journeys out and back we played cards. On the day it was either a bit wet or cold we spent the day shuttling up and down between Southampton and Bournemouth and never had a problem with getting a few more lads (and girls) to join in the card games. After starting work in 1959, aged sixteen, and a shaky start at studying part-time at Southampton College of Art in 1960 my life became increasingly focused on, and revolved around, architecture and getting a qualification. I became involved in student groups, travelled around Europe, nearly got killed in a motorbike accident, was awarded bronze and silver ballroom dancing medals, and started learning Judo. I moved to Oxford for a year, where I had a disastrous first experience of full-time architectural education, before returning to Bishopstoke and getting married.
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Once you get the banana, jump into the water below and collect the five individual blue bananas (76-80) then jump out and use teleport pad 2 by the character barrel. Head left, down the slop and collect the five blue bananas and the blue coins. (81-85) Enter inside Snide’s and trade the blueprint for a golden banana. Climb up the tree in front of Snide’s to collect blue bananas (86-90). Jump down into the water and use teleport pad 4 in the alcove.
A few of the shops and houses were owner occupied but the majority of the single room shops were let off separately as lockups at the front with the living accommodation to the rear and above the shop unit being let off separately. No 339, the ground floor front part of the house we rented was a ‘surgical supplies’ shop and immediately next door was a betting shop that occupied the whole house. The café immediately across the road, on the corner of St Luke’s Road, was cynically referred to locally as both ‘the waiting room’ for clients and the ‘club house’ for the girls on their coffee break from the local knocking shop. In the late 1960s the Portsmouth School of Architecture was in the heart of Old Portsmouth on a site between the High Street and St Thomas’s Street, a hundred yards from Portsmouth Cathedral. It was housed in a jumble of old WW2 army huts; now long-gone; demolished and the site redeveloped with blocks of flats. Fronting onto the St Thomas’s Street boundary of the site was an old two-story old industrial building which contained the school offices and the office of the head of the school Mr Geoffrey Broadbent.
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Take out your bow and shoot the purple balloon flying above you. Reenter and head up the time tree to make it day time again. TK 5 Jump in the character barrel outside and take out Chunky. On your first right, shoot the switches on the wall to open the gate. Run past the character barrel collecting green bananas (1-2). Head right into the ship and collect green bananas (3-7) down the path.
Being very poorly paid and having no money to spare it was a struggle for many of the students, including me, to buy that limited list, even second hand. In Southgate Street was the Black Swan Cafe in Southgate Street- known locally as ‘The Dirty Duck’ or just ‘The Duck’- and at that time said to be part-owned by the footballer Mick Channon, who played for The Saints, the Southampton Football Team. It was a basic café, with not even a juke box, with a limited choice of curling sandwiches, such as cheese and tomato, limp lettuce and onion or ham and grated carrot. The big attraction was that it was where many office girls from the nearby Hampshire County Council Offices, located at the top of the High Street, went for their lunch breaks. Farley Mount is a hill and, at 272M / 900 feet above sea level, is one of the highest points in Hampshire. It is located within what is now Farley Mount Country Park, just over four miles west of Winchester, Hampshire.
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I wrote and said I was coming to Manchester for the weekend, and he replied, inviting Margaret and me to lunch on the Saturday. While saying that my design and presentation skills were poor- which I agreed with- he firmly disagreed with Mr Cave’s opinion. By that time, he was a full-time lecturer at Portsmouth Polytechnic School of Architecture, and he soon arranged a meeting for me with the deputy head of the school, Jack (whose last name I have forgotten).
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Upon exiting the building, walk the narrow path at the bottom the the character barrel. Climb the tree nearby and collect the five blue bananas. Jump down and run to the other tree near by and get the five blue bananas up there as well. (26-30) There is one more tree close by and it’s in front of the llama temple.
While the kremlings are doing maintenance on the laser, the hero (Donkey Kong), sets out on his journey to save his four other kongs and to take down K. It might just be an unfortunate snapshot, but the quality of people and service definitely took a dive in this part of the country. Faced with another almost empty park, the staff here treated my presence as somewhat of an inconvenience to the point that it was just plain uncomfortable to take more than a couple of rides on a coaster. They had decided to abolish the cheaper late entry tickets that I had my eye on as of 1 week before my visit. That coupled with the entire outdoor section of the park being closed due to rain and/or maintenance made it a rather King Kong Crash Climber overpriced affair (most expensive park so far, fewest attractions). Got hand stamped and went back out to the village via the smaller exit for some food that nearly killed me.