Ancient Mariner
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Visited with Sneaky Fox
Crawley AMF bowl in its heyday held many memories for me. I attended Crawley College in the early 80’s and was frequently thrown out of the bowl for playing the arcade machines at lunchtime (you were supposedly only allowed to use the machines if you were bowling.)
Occasionally I went bowling too. Less occasionally I went to college…
Access was made more interesting as police were on duty near the site due to the Crawley high street being closed because of a Vintage Car Rally.
Crawley AMF closed in March 2003, the whole site is currently being demolished.
Enough of my sentimental waffle, on with the pictures courtesy of my Powershot A520:
RIP Crawley AMF Bowl, I pay my last respects to an old friend of my youth.
Crawley AMF bowl in its heyday held many memories for me. I attended Crawley College in the early 80’s and was frequently thrown out of the bowl for playing the arcade machines at lunchtime (you were supposedly only allowed to use the machines if you were bowling.)
Occasionally I went bowling too. Less occasionally I went to college…
Access was made more interesting as police were on duty near the site due to the Crawley high street being closed because of a Vintage Car Rally.
Crawley AMF closed in March 2003, the whole site is currently being demolished.
Enough of my sentimental waffle, on with the pictures courtesy of my Powershot A520:
RIP Crawley AMF Bowl, I pay my last respects to an old friend of my youth.
