Mundane pictures of the North
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Mocha parade, Lower Broughton.
More mocha.
Further Mocha.
Bingo hall, Great Clowes St.
Not much left of Lower Broughton.
I remember when this was all just fields.
Bustling street scene.
Harrison St.
Milton St
Clarence St & Strangeways chimney.
Greyfriar Court & Strangeways chimney.
Flats on Adelphi St.
Adelphi Campus.
Syko, Adelphi St.
Adelphi St again.
The Black Horse, Crescent
Chapel St.
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Dildoesque fly tipping - There's a tip at the end of this street as well.
Lifebelt - The water's deeper than it looks.
The tip.
farmerbarleymow
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I lived there for a bit in the late 90s until I realised it was time to move after someone was murdered in the street below the block, and armed police raided the houses. Shame really as the block itself was nice and quiet, and dead handy for town.
Port Soderick Avenue.
Houses on Liverpool St
One house still occupied. I doubt that's much fun.
The other side.
Nothing left at Primrose Close.
cyberfairy
http://unicycle-emptiness.co.uk/
Love the last one in particular
Mere Ave, Salford 6.
Off Mere Av
Nansen St.
Nansen St.
Outside the precinct.
Inside the precinct.
Precinct tubes.
Fitzwarren Court.
Old style flats, Amersham St
Amersham St
Chapel St
Flats off Trinity Way
And again - These look a bit like the redbricks in Hulme.
I think this is still Chapel St.
Lodging house for models.
farmerbarleymow
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Nice to see Fitzwarren Court still looking grim and horribly coloured - I used to live there too! Have you got hold of my previous addresses and are stalking me Frances Lengel? 
The council must have found hundreds of gallons of hideous pale blue paint in a depot and decided 'waste not want not' and slapped it on this block. Immediately below that block was the Brass Handles pub, scene of a fatal shooting. Strange how gun crime seems to follow me around...
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ws/brass-handles-pub-scene-of-gangland-898977
The council must have found hundreds of gallons of hideous pale blue paint in a depot and decided 'waste not want not' and slapped it on this block. Immediately below that block was the Brass Handles pub, scene of a fatal shooting. Strange how gun crime seems to follow me around...
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ws/brass-handles-pub-scene-of-gangland-898977
The Osborne, Rochdale Rd.
Rochdale Rd
Harpurhey Con Club.
farmerbarleymow
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That's just off Chapel Street, as you turn off by the Kings Arms (a rough looking pub). A friend used to live there - a nice block.
Empty house, Blackley.
House on haunted hill, Rochdale Rd.
Foghead.
I think the Kings arms is alright these days - It looks as though it's moved with the times.
farmerbarleymow
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Its been a few years since I was down that way to be fair, so hopefully it has as it didn't look a friendly pub last time I passed.
The meadows school, Victoria Avenue.
Poor old snowman.
What's down here?
Up the sally gardens, round the back of the pipes.
Nice to see Fitzwarren Court still looking grim and horribly coloured - I used to live there too! Have you got hold of my previous addresses and are stalking me Frances Lengel?
The council must have found hundreds of gallons of hideous pale blue paint in a depot and decided 'waste not want not' and slapped it on this block. Immediately below that block was the Brass Handles pub, scene of a fatal shooting. Strange how gun crime seems to follow me around...
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ws/brass-handles-pub-scene-of-gangland-898977
It's a beast of a block - The white ones behind it have been sold off to privateers but old Fitzy's still doin it for the council. Is that the one where you lived on the 22nd floor?
Melted and broken.
Flats next to the school.
Climbing frame.
The roof leaks as well.
What's behind the blue door?
Same colour walls as my front room.
Five a day.
farmerbarleymow
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That's the one - I was on the 21st floor, one below the penthouse suite. Got burgled by a right skanky neighbour while I lived there, who I later was told by the police was sent to Strangeways and was from a 'well known' family.
I remember a case of another burglary there, where the half-witted burglar didn't notice there was dust everywhere in the communal areas due to renovation work. The police just followed his footsteps from burgled flat to his front door and nabbed him. Bang to rights!
This all started when the council, in their wisdom, decided to start housing troubled young people in the block. Instant crime wave, and the residents were up in arms about it - quite rightly.
farmerbarleymow
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The schools in Salford are certainly of a very high standard. Watch out Eton, you've got competition!
Now wash your hands.
Fancy a jar or two?
That should keep people out.
The schools in Salford are certainly of a very high standard. Watch out Eton, you've got competition!
That's not Salford, that's round the corner from mine.
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