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Every Picture Tells a StoryYou are in: Humber > Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Humberside > Steve Redgrave's Late Show > Every Picture Tells a Story > Every Picture Tells a Story  Every Picture Tells a StorySteve Redgrave: Late Show presenter We all have special memories associated with a favourtie photo. Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Humberside's Late Show is hoping to give some of them an airing. Send me your photo and story which we'll share with our other listeners on air and the web. We're looking for those special memories. Photos of places where you worked and lived. Pictures of famous buildings that are no longer standing, royal visits, sporting events, your first car. It doesn’t have to be something from the dim and distant past. Far from it. Perhaps you went travelling after the children left home and had an adventure in the far east? Have you got a picture of yourself shaking hands with someone famous? Some great event that's just happened? Any and all are welcome. Don't be shy. How does it work? Easy. You send me an original photo (no copyrighted items please) and tell me the story behind it. About five hundred words will do it although you can make it longer if you wish. Send me a copy of a picture and story via email or post them to me here at Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Humberside. If you haven't got a scanner or access to email you can always bring your pictures into us and we'll scan them for you. Our addresses:
Whilst every effort will be made to look after your photos, we can't accept responsibility for loss or damage, which is why we suggest you only send copies or bring them in to be scanned and returned. last updated: 04/11/07 You are in: Humber > Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Humberside > Steve Redgrave's Late Show > Every Picture Tells a Story > Every Picture Tells a Story  |
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