title	Uni: Night and Day on the Barbican, Plymouth, Devon - 1st May 1986
intro	A night on the Barbican - the old part of Plymouth that wasn't bombed during World War II - often included a session in the Barbican Wine Lodge, a venue that frequently had live trad jazz going on. After that, it would be a compulsory stop off at Cap'n Jasper's, the legendary tea-and-burger emporium near the fish market that was run by John and Dee Dudley. The Barbican would be a popular stop-off during the day too, and there are some photos of the sunken fishing boat that was allegedly scuppered (for the insurance, naturally) in Sutton Harbour, and an exciting photo of the A374 Exeter Street, on the long walk back to the Cromwell Road flat.
scan-111130-0001	Angela Crann, and a shifty-looking suitor
scan-111130-0002	Mark the landlord talks to Andy Grove
scan-111130-0003	Mark, the REME squaddie
scan-111130-0011	Trad jazz in the Wine Lodge
scan-111130-0012	A bit of a banjo moment
scan-111130-0004	Angela Crann
scan-111130-0018	Clarinet jazz action
scan-111130-0017	Trad trombone
scan-111130-0023	Angela and Mark at Cap'n Jaspers
scan-111130-0024	Angela considers a Jasper-burger
scan-111130-0025	A blurry view of Sutton Harbour by night
scan-111130-0008	The exciting A374 Exeter Street
scan-111130-0010	Further up Exeter Street
scan-111130-0005	Another photo out of the bedroom window
scan-111130-0006	A wide angle bedroom view
scan-111130-0007	Dave Mallet, in his Gilwell kitchen. 
scan-111130-0013	People wander around near the Fish Market
scan-111130-0015	A queue for ice-creams on the Barbican
scan-111130-0016	Southside Street through the Barbican
scan-111130-0014	Very 1980s jeans
scan-111130-0019	Dave Lock sits on the wall by Sutton Harbour
scan-111130-0020	A sunken fishing boat
scan-111130-0021	A scuttled fishing boat in Sutton Harbour
scan-111130-0022	People with ice creams on the Mayflower Steps