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emeritus · 29th Sep 2018, 11:13 pm

Belated thanks for the link: I remember seeing that programme when it was first broadcast, but couldn't recall what it was. The only part of it I could remember was when he first arrived and found that the key did not actually lock the door of his room.

According to a recent TV programme, (possibly an episode of "Coast"), geographically-speaking, any place where water is tidal is considered to be on the coast. Thus central London is on the coast, as are some London suburbs, such as Teddington and Ilford.

My recollection of Radio 390 is that they used to announce themselves as "Your all-day music station" and cease transmission in the early evening, but I could be wrong.

29th Sep 2018, 11:13 pm	#32
emeritus Dekatron Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Brentwood, Essex, UK. Posts: 5,337	Re: 'Danger Man' aboard the estuary forts (Radio 390) Belated thanks for the link: I remember seeing that programme when it was first broadcast, but couldn't recall what it was. The only part of it I could remember was when he first arrived and found that the key did not actually lock the door of his room. According to a recent TV programme, (possibly an episode of "Coast"), geographically-speaking, any place where water is tidal is considered to be on the coast. Thus central London is on the coast, as are some London suburbs, such as Teddington and Ilford. My recollection of Radio 390 is that they used to announce themselves as "Your all-day music station" and cease transmission in the early evening, but I could be wrong.