In August 2000 Tim Kozusko set off with his trusty camera from the USA to the UK on a mission.
His objective was to get pictures of as many landmarks, that had Floyd associations, as he could.
The results of his expedition can now been seen here. You did well Tim!
LONDON
31 Tottenham Court Road. London. This is the site where UFO once stood. Generally accepted as the launching place for Pink Floyd's career.
Another shot of 31 Tottenham Court Road. Col was mortified when he saw this but hey! life goes on.
Site of the old Marquee Club in Wardour Street where Floyd played early gigs.
Abbey Road Studios is where Pink Floyd recorded their Masterpiece 'The Dark Side Of The Moon'. The Floyd started using Abbey Road in February 1967 when they recorded 'Matilda Mother'.
Still in Abbey Road. Can you spot the TWO Pink Floyd albums???
No series of pictures of Abbey Road would be complete without the obligatory 'crossing' picture. Tim says that even today folk are still compelled to have their pictured snapped while crossing the road.
The 'Roundhouse' at Chalk Farm. Floyd played here many times, including the historic UFO club in 1967 that moved here after closing down in Tottenham Court Road. Later, another Floyd hangout 'Middle Earth', closed in Covent Garden & also moved here.
The Roundhouse again. On UFO & Middle Earth nights, many a hippy would lie on the floor of the building gazing up into the recesses of the translucent ceiling. As dawn approached you could see the light change, which was especially interesting to those who had partaken of LSD!
Britannia Row studios, still owned by Nick Mason. The albums Animals (1977) A Momentary Lapse Of Reason (1987) and The Division Bell (1994) were recorded here. It's also used to store many of the Floyd's balloons.
Taken at a Council Estate just behind Britannia Row studios, this is thought to be where the kids are walking single file towards the meat grinder in the movie 'The Wall'
Earlham Street flat that Syd lived in
Whetherby Mansions. The doorway goes to the flat that Syd once shared with Dugie Fields (who still lives there) David Gilmour used to live in the flat next door.
Nick Mason's car Company (Ten Tenth's) in Islington (London)
A car carrier for Ten Tenth's
GLASTONBURY
Glastonbury Tor. This is where Syd facetiously told an interviewer an alien had given him the name Pink Floyd. The Tor has graffiti on it older than America.
CAMBRIDGE
The quarry in which the home movie 'Syd's First Trip' was shot.
Granchester Meadows Immortalised in the song of the same name.
Granchester Meadows Immortalised in the song of the same name.
The first house Syd Barrett ever lived in at Glisson Road Cambridge.
The Mill where Syd and David played some duets in the mid 60s
Another house at Hills Road where Syd lived when the Floyd began to happen.
A view across the River Cam
Hills Road School (now known as the Hills Road Sixth Form College) Syd and Roger both attended here
The childhood home of Roger Waters. It is known that Roger lived here as early as May 1954.
The childhood home of David Gilmour.He lived here from June 1955 His father was still there in 1965
Scout Hut on Pern Road. This is where Syd & Dave used to practice. It's also where Gilmour taught Barrett Stones licks!