-Manchester
Hanging high above the Northern Quarter, on the corner of Tib Street and Church Street, shines the Tib Street Horn. This enigmatic, silver sculpture, half dragon and half saxophone, coils around the remains of an […]
-Manchester
In her latest (as of June 2014) Tib Street mural, Lispencie brings us a summer shower of colourful hearts. More of her work can be seen here: Fleeing gender violence Pink […]
-London
…well, fairly early! It is wonderful to see the sun in London, but the tube becomes unbearable in the heat. The buses aren’t much better, though you can at least […]
-London
… but were afraid to ask! This summer’s festival at […]
-London
No-one can resist taking photographs on, under or anywhere near this bridge. The views in all directions are stunning, St Paul’s is just behind you, the bridge itself is graceful […]
-London
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 46 Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photo(s) taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own photos with an […]
-London
The mosaic of small panes that make up this massive window only add to the view. Linked to Fun Foto Challenge.
-London
This incredible astronomical clock constructed in gilt and enamel adorns the building known as Bracken House in the City of London, just a stone’s throw from St Paul’s Cathedral. The clock was […]
-Manchester
Lispencie displays her work here in Tib Street and in Stevenson Square on a regular basis. This particular piece is from a couple of months ago and has since been replaced, […]
-Manchester
Following the 2012 Olympics, the Royal Mail painted more than 100 of its iconic red post boxes gold to celebrate each British gold medal, team as well as individual, won during […]
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