These are the really old fashioned phones from the 60s that is when they were out in the 1960s years before I was born. I have seen them on some old programmes and really old comedies on the television before to. I think they are pretty cool and I think the design of the phone is very good to.

I love watching This Time With Alan Partridge when it is on the television. I think it is really funny when it is on it is very good it is on BBC One on a Friday night when it is on the telly.

The Breamish Valley contains an amazing concentration of prehistoric hillforts. These enclosures, made of earth and stone ramparts around a central area, were built by ancient Britons 2,300 years ago. They were built in a landscape already rich in the monuments of the people who had lived here before. Each hillfort seems to sit in its own territory, separated from its neighbour. In many of the hillforts, including Brough Law, Middle Dean and Wether Hill, you can see faint circles on the ground that are the remains of their timber roundhouses. The surrounding hillsides are covered in cultivation terraces on which our ancestors grew crops, and also scattered over the hills are burial cairns that date to the Bronze Age (4,000 years ago). Surprisingly there had been very few archaeological excavations here before the 1990s when Northumberland National Park Authority set up the Breamish Valley Archaeological Project.

I love having cheese on toast I love eating it for lunch sometimes to it is one of my favourite lunches. I have loved cheese on toast since I was little I love melted cheese on toast to I think both of them are lovely.

I love cheese and ham toasties I have always loved them since I was younger I use to eating them in The Quarry Pub when I was very young I think they are really nice. They have always been one of my favourite things to have for lunch and I think they are lovely.

These fantastic images of Newcastle upon Tyne taken in the 1950s and 60s were taken by employees of Turners’s Ltd. This popular photographic business stemmed from when Jack Turner, who ran a chemist shop, made the bold move to start selling cameras in 1932. Turners, by all accounts, had an excellent reputation and were commissioned by local businesses to take photos of their products and premises.

It had shops on Pink Lane, Eldon Square, Blackett Street and Clayton Street in Newcastle, as well as branches in Whitley Bay, South Shields and Darlington. Despite its relative success and popularity in the North East of England, Turners began to scale down its services in the 1980s and gradually began closing its stores.

By 1988, all its shops and photographic labs had gone.

The photos in this Flashbak collection are all courtesy of the Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums.

This is what Newcastle looked like in the 1980s and The photo with all the people on the left hand side is Newcastle in The Town in 1985 a year before I was born. These are some of the really old shops from back then in those days.

These are the trains that came out in 2017 and 2018 four and five years ago. They are the new designable metro trains that are still running today and are still active today and they go really fast I think they are the more faster trains.

I have always really liked these two Park View Project logos of ours they are my favourite Park View Project logos.

This is what New York looked like in the 1970s this is what it use to look like back in the 70s years before I was born. This is New York Times Square throughout the 70s a little bit different then what it looks like now and what it is like now.