I will never see and here again

Where I grew up we used to have a fog horn which you could hear all over the town, a hand cranked siren which let the part time firemen know there was a shout, again heard all over the town, a flare with a very loud bang to call the local Lifeboat crew out. Sadly now all done away with and the RNLI and Fire crews use pagers. We also had a large lighthouse on an island just offshore which you could see sweeping round especially noticeable if it was a hazy night the beam filled the sky this has now been replaced with one of those flashing lights you see on the front of pushbikes well that's what it looks like to me. You can still hear the Church Bells every hour though, well at least until someone puts a complaint in about noise pollution.
The closest thing we had to a safari park was the pub across the road from my Mums where you could fall asleep to the soothing sounds of drunks kicking the sh*t out of each other.

Watched the vulcan at Blackpool air show in August. What a impressive display.

Sadly no more Vulcan bomber,hard to believe it first flew in 1952.I lived near Gaydon airfield where the V bombers were based and although not based at Gaydon Vulcans would often land/takeoff and we'd hear that wonderful sound when in the school playground,happy memories indeed.

I used to live beside a Catholic church, I was working nights and I had not taken into consideration the nusence the bell would cause me. The priest insisted that it had to be rung everyday for the midday angelus prayers as it was a tradition that had not been missed since the church had been build a hundred years or so previously, It also rang for funerals and before 10:00 mass on Sundays. The fecking thing drove me demented, I ended up moving and having do a long commute to work and eventually changed job over the long commute.