Mundane pictures of the North
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neonwilderness
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Excellent randomness neonwilderness 
coley
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That must be the Bonniest picture of Cambois everCambois/North Blyth this morning
For those that listen to look North it isn't pronounced cameboyce, but rather, Cammus.
coley
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Where's the rest of the turbines gone? Used to be six on thon jetty?
coley
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Sandy bay caravan park from the the Cambois side of the Wansbeck?
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neonwilderness
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That must be the Bonniest picture of Cambois ever
Tbh I've never really noticed. Could be down to the angle of the shot maybe?
Yep
coley
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Tbh I've never really noticed. Could be down to the angle of the shot maybe?
Yep
No, noticed it the other day, used to be about six on the jetty, seems there is just one now?
Nice photos though
mauvais
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(hat tip to farmerbarleymow for pointing out the source material for this week's game of 'spot the swastikas')
Where is that? I especially love the first photo of the staircase, fabulous colours. And where is that amazing book room?
eta. Is that the Printworks behind the body piecing place?
mauvais
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All Manchester-based.
The staircase is in Castlefield. If you start off at Deansgate tram stop and walk along the top towards the west, you get to that.
The books are at Chetham's Library, which is open and free during the week, have a look at their website for times. On Saturdays you can also visit but it's £10 for a guided tour.
mauvais
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Cheers thanks for that. I'm definitely going to check out the Library. I have a feeling it's close to Victoria Station, is that right?
mauvais
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Yeah pretty much just across the road. Not a huge amount to see on the free visit, don't know about the guided one, but somewhere I've always been curious about when I've been past.
I'm assuming you must have been and seen the John Rylands one by now?
Nope, not seen the John Rylands Library. I lived in Manchester for a couple of years in the 70's but at that time Casinos and bars were more my thing than libraries
I don't often go to Manchester even though it's now only just over 30 minutes on the train from Hebden Bridge. Whenever I do go though I cut from Victoria to Market Street or Deansgate past The Chetham school of Music and am always curious. I'm thinking of asking farmerbarleymow about a bit of a city tour and maybe an odd pint along the way
mauvais
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Definitely go on a tour of that then. It's open most of the time but the tours (free) are very informative. I only went for the first time a year or so ago, it was shut for refurbishment when I lived here the first time. It's probably the most spectacular architecture in Manchester.Nope, not seen the John Rylands Library. I lived in Manchester for a couple of years in the 70's but at that time Casinos and bars were more my thing than libraries
I don't often go to Manchester even though it's now only just over 30 minutes on the train from Hebden Bridge. Whenever I do go though I cut from Victoria to Market Street or Deansgate past The Chetham school of Music and am always curious. I'm thinking of asking farmerbarleymow about a bit of a city tour and maybe an odd pint along the way
Do you fancy a shirl, farmerbarleymow and anyone else interested tour mauvais? I can do any day given enough notice.
mauvais
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Aye, can only do weekends or later evenings but I'd be up for that.
farmerbarleymow. Barleybabes, where are you? We're having a tour and you're in charge
Ok farmerbarleymow you don't have to be in charge but would you be up for a walk?
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