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Mundane pictures of the North
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I say, what an insufferably earnest little man you must be, what?
Obviously, i'm talking to greenpen, not the taggers.
We got this sexe cottage...
And we got this poem about it
Both of those are right the way up in slattocks and yet this ripplebridge is right the way back down in miles platting near where the wanking lodger used to be....Miles and miles away.
And we got this poem about it
Both of those are right the way up in slattocks and yet this ripplebridge is right the way back down in miles platting near where the wanking lodger used to be....Miles and miles away.
Paper mill between Rochdale and Bury (Ashworth Rd).
Paper mill again
Ashworth Rd itself - It takes you right up on the tops where those big windmill efforts are..
Paper mill again
Ashworth Rd itself - It takes you right up on the tops where those big windmill efforts are..
Caravan site on Ashworth Rd - It's not a traveller site, you need a mortgage and that to buy one of these
Caravan site again
One of the windmills..
A long way from anywhere
Caravan site again
One of the windmills..
A long way from anywhere
From this ladder in the back garden of an unassuming bungalow in Chadderton does a sinister, wet-suited figure gain access to the waterway system of Greater Manchester....
Up his sleeve is an extendible shepherds crook with which he yanks unsuspecting victims, with little thought to ceremony, into the foaming briny - Never to be heard from again.
That's right, the polis and the evening news are tying themselves in knots looking for "The Pusher", when all along it's the puller, you daft twats...
Up his sleeve is an extendible shepherds crook with which he yanks unsuspecting victims, with little thought to ceremony, into the foaming briny - Never to be heard from again.
That's right, the polis and the evening news are tying themselves in knots looking for "The Pusher", when all along it's the puller, you daft twats...
View from tandle hill..
View t'other way..
That's Rochdaaaaaale, that is.
Tandle hill monument.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Welcome back Frannylad 
goldenecitrone
post tenebras lux
Welcome back Frannylad
He's been perma-banned for daring to answer back to the assorted tosspots on his call-out thread. Still, he's better off out of this shithole. All the best Frances, wherever you may be.
Sweet Meiga
From far off lands
Really? That's very sad.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Fridge wankered then
The loan shop on Newland Ave has closed down and its signs have been removed, revealing the building's previous incarnation: Fat Larry's was a legendary second-hand record shop.
At the Big Bus Day at the Streetlife Museum one bus company was showing off its latest bus, powered by ... well, fairly obvious, isn't it?!
Also at the Big Bus Day, a London Transport B-Type that transported soldiers to the trenches in World War I meets East Yorkshire Motor Services' latest addition to its fleet.
Naval memorial on the waterfront.
Nowadays the front of the Hull & East Riding Museum, this was originally the Corn Exchange before being turned into a museum in the 1920s.
Statue of ol' William Wilberforce, in his front garden.
Two surviving Georgian merchants' houses on High Street. This is Blaydes House.
And Haworth House, which always confused me since it's very obviously Georgian but has 'National Works 1887' emblazoned over its front door. I found out recently it was rebuilt and extended in that year. Behind it is the old docks offices from 1820 to 1871, which were superseded by the building now occupied by Hull Maritime Museum.
A sunny day, and tea on Prince's Dock side.
Offices and flats along the west side of the marina.
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longdog
What is it you can't face?
A very pretty little boat pretending to be HMS Pickle... HMS Pickle (1800) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Oop north we likes us buildings like we like us dogs... Pointy.
Old flour mill not long for this world now. A lot more has gone since I took this picture last week, and they're closing the road every past it every night atm whilst they pull the last bits down. Local business are complaining about the dust, though I bet they won't be complaining when the hotel that's planned for the site opens and the area gets smartened up. That's if the hotel is ever built, of course, which given the record of the developer is less than a certainty. I'll believe it when I see it, tbh.
There's something very honest and real about that photo - I love it
Pingu
Credo
the black pearl in new brighton. made from driftwood and fallen branches (apart from the main mast which is a tree that came from our garden - it needed cutting down so we gave it to them to use as a mast)
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