These fantastic color snapshots were taken in London, Canterbury, and Painswick by amateur photographer David C. Cook when he made a trip to England in October 1972.
(Photos by David C. Cook, via Rob Ketcherside)
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| Regent St. dept. stores, London, 1972 |
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| Ride with Johnnie Walker, London, 1972 |
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| Somewhere near the St. Mary's church in Painswick, Gloucestershire, England, 1972 |
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| South of Westgate, Canterbury, 1972 |
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| St. Mary's Street, Painswick, 1972 |
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| The Antique & Curios shoppe is now oddly-named Mexican restaurant Cafe des Amis, Canterbury, 1972 |
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| The Old Weavers' House, Canterbury, 1972 |
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| Three women are about to walk past the Painswick Post Office on New Street, Painswick, 1972 |
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| A bicyclist carries his ladder to work, Canterbury, 1972 |
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| A group of school children and their chaperones all frolic in a park in Canterbury, Kent, 1972 |
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| A tower of Westgate, Canterbury, 1972 |
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| Buttermarket and Burgate, Canterbury, 1972 |
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| Electric Kebabs, Canterbury, 1972 |
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| Lambeth Bridge, London, 1972 |
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| Locking Piece, London, 1972 |
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| Mercury Lane Lovers, Canterbury, 1972 |
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| Mercury Lane Stroll, Canterbury, 1972 |
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| On Tibbiwell Lane in Painswick, Gloucestershire, England, 1972 |
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| Paved High Street, Canterbury, 1972 |
(Photos by David C. Cook, via Rob Ketcherside)
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