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Bury indoor market

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Cheerful post of the week: I broke my neck about 50 yards from there!
 
Tripped over an escaped black pudding?

Sounds bad - hope you are alright now.
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Cheers, one of those 'could have been a lot worse, could have been a lot better' moments. I was a passenger on a bus that went into Bury Bus Station and did an emergency stop when some kids ran out. Didn't sever the spinal chord or anything so bad, but led to a lot of problems and surgery over the years. Anyway I'm, literally, still standing.

Anyway, back on thread, love your Manchester pics. I used to work in Aytoun Street many moons ago.
 
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Cheers, one of those 'could have been a lot worse, could have been a lot better' moments. I was a passenger on a bus that went into Bury Bus Station and did an emergency stop when some kids ran out. Didn't sever the spinal chord or anything so bad, but led to a lot of problems and surgery over the years. Anyway I'm, literally, still standing.

Anyway, back on thread, love your Manchester pics. I used to work in Aytoun Street many moons ago.

Well clearly the bus should have just continued to prevent injuries to the passengers. Teach the kids some road sense. ;)

Glad you're still upright, but sorry to hear of the problems and ops that were necessary afterwards. :(
 
Anyway, I've been checking the map of Manchester city centre and I think I've covered pretty much every street in it on the thread so far, so there's not much more to take pictures of. I must have walked hundreds of miles just round town by now. I'll have to cast my net wider in future. But I've decided to go for a walk on Mam Tor Ridge next week, so the photos won't be mundane enough I suspect. Might go to one of the caverns there - anyone got any recommdations for which is the best one to visit?

Global Stoner might know, as he likes being underground, like a Northern Gollum. ;)
 
This is the desk itself. I didn't realise it was a public library - and the oldest in the English-speaking world - so I'll have to go to see it at some point. I'll take some pictures for the Libraries thread if they allow photography.

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They don't, though I have a pic I sneaked last year when me and missus visited. Might be on this thread actually
 
They don't, though I have a pic I sneaked last year when me and missus visited. Might be on this thread actually

I suppose it's to do with the flash potentially damaging the books. The John Rylands allows non-flash photography, so its a shame they don't here.
 
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