Anteater, Bristol Eye Hospital, Lower Maudlin Street, Bristol, 27/04/15.

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Anteater, bricks, brickwork, Bristol, Bristol Eye Hospital, Lower Maudlin Street Bristol, public art, shadows

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“Men (or Women) at Work!”, Great George Street, Bristol, 27/04/15.

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Bristol, Builders, equality, exclamation mark, Feminism, Great George Street Bristol, Men (or Women) at work, men at work, signs, warning signs, work

Statue of Queen Victoria, Victoria Square, Birmingham, 25/04/15.

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architecture, Birmingham, British Monarchy, Council House Birmingham, Flag of Birmingham, flags, public art, Queen Victoria, sculpture, statue, Victoria Square Birmingham, Victorian., Victoriana

Note the civic flag of the city of Birmingham flying over Council House.

The Brighton Slipway, viewed from the South Promenade, Cleethorpes, 23/04/15.

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Beach, Brighton Slipway Cleethorpes, Cleethorpes, Cleethorpes beach., Coast, Humber Estuary, promenade, Seaside., South Promenade Cleethorpes

The Kingsway Gardens, The Kingsway, Cleethorpes, 23/04/15.

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Cleethorpes, Cleethorpes in Bloom, flower beds, flowers, red, The Kingsway, The Kingsway Gardens, The Kingsway Kiosk

Photo Archive: Poster, Leeds, c.2005.

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black and white, blue eyes, fringe, Leeds, portrait, poster, shadows, Street Art

Souvenirs: Label, Moroccan Mint Tisane, Betty’s Cafe Tea Rooms, Harrogate, 2010.

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Agatha Christie, Betty's Tea Rooms, Betty's Tea Rooms Harrogate, Betty's Tea Rooms York, Davygate York, Harrogate, Hercule Poirot, mint, Moroccan Mint Tisane, Souvenirs, tea., Ted, tisane

There haven’t been many occasions in my life that I’ve thought, “What would Hercule Poirot do in this situation?” Faced with an impressive list of caffeinated and decaffeinated beverages, I was inspired by Agatha Christie’s famous Belgian detective and ordered the tisane, having never tried one before. It was very refreshing and I felt very sophisticated! I can’t remember what this circle of paper was attached to, but I obviously managed to remove it and get it home without it getting crumpled or creased. Betty’s on York’s St. Helen’s Square is certainly iconic [queues of people waiting for tables, formed up along Davygate, are a regular sight on my walks around York] and I assume Betty’s in Harrogate has a similar reputation.

Photo Archive: “Proclaim The Year of The Lord’s Favour”, St. Peter’s Community Mosaic, Incorporating a Tribute to Sir Stanley Matthews CBE, Stoke Minster, Stoke-on-Trent, c.2007.

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bench, ceramics, football., footballer, memorial, mosaics, Quotes, Sir Stanley Matthews CBE, Sporting History, St Peter's Community Mosaic Stoke, Stoke, Stoke Minster, Stoke-on-Trent

Photo Archive: Percy Park, Tynemouth, c.2010.

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architecture, bay windows, grass, North Shields, open space, Parks, Percy Park Tynemouth, Public houses, terraced houses, Tyne and Wear, Tynemouth, views

X is for X-Ray, Sheffield, 07/03/15.

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black and white, brain, brickwork, halo, light, Pattern, portrait, profile, rose window, Sheffield, skeleton, Street Art, x ray