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I took this photograph of Tommy Cooper’s memorial blue plaque at the television studios in Teddington.

Tommy Cooper (March 19, 1921 – April 15, 1984) was a fantastic comedian and magician, starring for many years in his own television shows for Thames Television.

Tommy Cooper was famous for presenting magic tricks that did not quite work (deliberately).

I place this Carbuncle’s Blog photograph of Tommy Cooper’s Blue Plaque at Pinewood Studios in the public domain, as far as I am able, and allow any use including commercial.

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I was out walking again today and took a photograph of T.S. Eliot’s home in London in Kensington Court Place.

I enjoy poetry and whilst T.S. Eliot is not someone who I have enjoyed reading regularly, I have read some of his poetry and I am aware of the enormous influence he had on poetry during (and after) his lifetime. I like (from memory) The Journey of the Magi. I dislike (from memory) his cats poems.

I place this photograph in the public domain, as far as I am able, and allow any use including commercial.

No need to ask permission to use this photograph if it is of use to you, but if you really, really want to say thank you - why not link to Carbuncle’s blog so others can access the Public Domain pics here?

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