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This is what The Spanish City in Whitley Bay looked like in the 80s and throughout the 1980s before I was born and after I was born. This is what it was like back then in those days in the 80s these are a couple of old pictures from The Spanish City back then back in those days in the 1980s.
This is Whitley Bay in the 80s and throughout the 1980s before and after I was born. As you can see it was a lot different to how it looks like now compared to back in those days before and after I was born in the early 80 and the late 1980s this is what it all looked like back then in those days back then.
This is the pizza my friend Paul has just sent me from The NTDF Cafe it is very nice so thought I might do a blog on here about it. Paul always brings me food and treats me to food from The NTDF Cafe if they is any food left over and I really appreciate Paul giving me some food when I’m doing my blogging work in Park View Project in the Park View Project room. He also sometimes brings me sausage rolls to if they is any sausage rolls left in the cafe which are also really nice.
This is one of my favourite Only Fools And Horses episodes its from 82 it is called Ashes To Ashes it came out and was released on the 28th October 1982 before I was born just four years before I was born. I also like watching it on GOLD on Sky when it is on they on the telly sometimes to I also think it is one of the funniest Only Fools And Horses episodes to.
This is when George Michael and Wham came to Whitley Bay Ice Rink in 84 they had a concert on Tuesday the 11th December 1984 at 7.30pm at Whitley Bay Ice Rink at Christmas two years before I was born just a couple of years before I was born and the year before my brother Dan was born. My Dad was working as a security guard at the time and my Mum went they with one of her friends. My Dad was working they stopping people from getting over the guard rail. This is the picture of George Micheal and Wham singing on stage at Whitley Bay Ice Rink at they concert back in December 84.
I am looking forward to watching this on itvx catch up sometime its all about The Queen and Prince Charles from when they were really young. It is also about Prince Charles becoming The Prince and all The Royals in The Royal Family in the late 60s early 1970s before I was born every episode on itvx catch up is on for 46 minutes just under an hour.
I love the very first episode of Only Fools And Horses it is called Big Brother it is from 81. It came out and was released on the 8th September 1981 before I was born and five years before I was born. I think it is one of the funniest Only Fools And Horses episodes and I love watching it sometimes when it is on the sky channel GOLD when it is on the telly.
This is my new Department S 69 / 1970 dvd boxset my mate Carl gave me I think it is really good. It has eight discs in it its a eight disc dvd boxset. The series ran from the 9th March 1960 until the 4th March 70 before I was born I love it and I have really enjoyed watching it a lot and I have six more discs on it to watch so I am half way through it already.
If you’re a fan of things formed of multiple vehicles, than run on two parallel rails, then we have something a bit different coming to console from today!
Okay, so they might not be trains per se, but for fans of the wider transport simulation genre, the chance to drive trams at the heart of two bustling European cities is an exciting one! In TramSim: Console Edition, players will be able to immerse themselves in ViewApp’s home of Vienna, Austria as well as Munich, Germany. Both cities are recreated with pure photorealism and a focus on the stunning urban landscapes that form the routes that the playable tram services run on.
The contemporary Flexity, handed over to Wiener Linien in 2018, joins the well-known classic Type E2 in Vienna, which first graced the city’s streets in 1978. Whilst the Flexity features a host of mod-cons such as low energy consumption, LED lighting and air conditioning, the E2 itself includes its own technical innovations of its time, such as swing-out steps and “chopper control” (also called pulse control) – a circuit for controlling motors.
The ULF (short for Ultra-Low-Floor) is the first generation of low-floor trams in Vienna’s tram network and has been in operation since 1995. The special features of this vehicle type are the unique design with axle-free bogies and one of the lowest boarding heights worldwide for tram vehicles.
In Munich, players will enter the cab of the unique R2.2b tram, a modernised version of the R2.2 tram that’s been in service since 2011. The individual tram-bodies influence each other meaning that at the end of a curve, the tram sways in the other direction. As a result, curbs in the city have been cut to accommodate this unique movement.
Vienna’s tram network, operated by the Wiener Linien, is the fifth largest tram network in the world with more than 500 tram-trains and 28 lines. Since the electrification in 1987, the tram has become an indispensable part of the city’s traffic scene. Landmarks such as the Vienna State Opera are located on the network amongst the busy road traffic.
Deluxe Edition players will also get to run operations around Vienna Favoriten depot, which is 150 years old this year, having been built in 1873.
Three playable routes feature in Bavaria’s most populated city: 23, 27 and 28 with a varying number of stops between them. This makes for both short and longer sessions of gameplay heading past a number of attractions, like the Pinakotheken and Alte Börse.
Gameplay in both cities centres around learning the realistic controls of each tram, whilst negotiating the busy urban streets and traffic. Once players are comfortable in the cab they’ll be able to enjoy the beautiful and historic European architecture in an environment that makes full use of Unreal Engine.
TramSim has already been a hit on PC, with players praising its realism and attention to detail. The console version of the game will feature all the same great gameplay and features, but with optimized controls for the console platforms.
TramSim: Console Edition is available from today on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and Xbox Series X/S consoles.
TramSim: Console Edition (Deluxe): £44.99/€49.99/$49.99
TramSim: Console Edition (Standard): £32.99/€39.99/$39.99
You can find out more about TramSim: Console Edition and join the community by following ViewApp on: Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.
You can also get involved and provide feedback on TramSim: Console Edition by heading over to the ViewApp Discord.
For Gameplay Guides and more information about the tram models and content in both Standard and Deluxe Editions, you can head over to our Support Page.
This blog was created by Simon Schofield
I enjoy having a walk to The Waggonways in Monkseaton sometimes I think it is a really nice walk. I like to just have little walks they and I think it is a very nice place to walk to sometimes it is the Waggonways next to Churchill Playing Fields.
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