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I grew up in Bromley which is a South London suburb which was right on the end of the country right on the sort of the... we were there the country was next to us sort of thing um my parents had moved there before the war from what was called the Medway towns.
Andy Porter:It was a three up two down house in a Suburban street called Meedway. Other things were cherry tree walk.
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The BBC TV test card is an iconic visual used for television calibration and signal testing. Introduced in the 1960s, the most famous version features a young girl, known as "Card 123," playing with a toy clown. This test card served multiple purposes, including technical adjustments for broadcast equipment and providing a standard reference for picture quality. It often appeared during off-air periods, allowing viewers to see a stable image. Over the years, various test cards have been used, but the original remains a nostalgic symbol of early television, representing a time when broadcasts were less continuous and more scheduled.