Eric Jay's Radio City photo album - part one

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Eric worked on Radio City in 1965. Before turning to broadcasting, he had worked in photography and he took a camera with him on his visits to the fort. He says “The prints and negatives have remained in a box untouched for all these years. I decided they may be of interest to others after getting involved in computers and finding the pirate radio web sites.” We are very grateful.

	LEFT: The man himself, Eric Jay and RIGHT: Chris Cross eat a nutritious pirate breakfast - Ritz crackers and tinned milk!
	LEFT: Chris Cross with With The Beatles as featured regularly on Radio City's Five By Four Show. RIGHT: Chris Cross preparing that breakfast. In Eric's own words: “Fussels milk - yuk.”
	LEFT AND RIGHT: Paul Elvey in the studio. Paul was a long-serving engineer and presenter on both Radio Sutch and Radio City.
	LEFT AND RIGHT: Two of the towers that made up Shivering Sands, the home of Radio City.
	LEFT: Engineers Don Witt (left) and Dick Dixon with the transmitter. RIGHT: Engineers Tony Pine (left) and Don Witt.
	LEFT: The Radio City studio. RIGHT: The transmitter. Photos ©Eric Jay, reproduced with kind permission. For more pictures, see page two.

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