Roger Scott's photo album

part one: Radio Essex

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Roger joined Radio Essex in February 1966. The smallest of all the offshore stations, it was owned by local businessman Roy Bates and based on Knock John fort in the Thames estuary. Many thanks to Roger for allowing us to include his photographs.

The man himself, Roger Scott on the tender behind the boss, Roy Bates.	Engineer Mike Brereton and DJ Mark West (right) launch a model boat from the fort.
Presenter David Sinclair in the studio.
Senior DJ Richard Palmer on the air and relaxing in the sun.
Knock John fort, the home of Radio Essex, viewed end-on.	Joan Bates. This photo was taken after Radio Essex, for a press feature about Sealand.
The Bates family. This photo was taken after Radio Essex, for a press feature about Sealand.	Knock John fort.
Engineer Keith Robinson sunbathing.	Knock John, photographed a couple of years later but still showing signs of Radio Essex's occupation.

Roger's Radio 270 photo album here.
 
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