21 Friday Aug 2015
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Dorset, Fish and Chips, Food and Drink, frying, light, signs, South Street Wareham, The Chipperies, Wareham
Posted by Mr. B Flaneur | Filed under Out and About.
17 Monday Aug 2015
Posted in Out and About., Ship Shape and Bristol Fashion.
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Alexandra of Denmark, Bristol, evening, light, Public houses, pubs, Royal Family, The Rose of Denmark, The Rose of Denmark Public House Bristol, Traffic lights
According to the Bristol Post the name “The Rose of Denmark”, is reference to “Alexandra, Edward VII’s Queen“. Alexandra of Denmark, according to a certain on-line encyclopaedia, gave her name to 67 road and streets in Greater London alone, the historic entertainment venue Alexandra Palace and the Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps; as well as plenty of public houses across the United Kingdom.
21 Tuesday Apr 2015
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black and white, brain, brickwork, halo, light, Pattern, portrait, profile, rose window, Sheffield, skeleton, Street Art, x ray
Posted by Mr. B Flaneur | Filed under Out and About., Yorkshire.
30 Friday Jan 2015
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Battersea Power station, clouds, dark, design, inclement weather, King's Road London, light, London, London landmarks, scale model, shoes, vintage fashion, Weather, window, window dressing, window shopping.
Posted by Mr. B Flaneur | Filed under Photo Archive.
23 Friday Jan 2015
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architecture, Cathedrals, Church architecture, Church of England., Churches, dark, dog walkers, Gothic, Gothic architure, light, Minstergate York, snow, York, York Minster
Posted by Mr. B Flaneur | Filed under Photo Archive.
08 Thursday Jan 2015
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anvil, coal, darks, flat caps, light, metal work, National Coal Mining Museum, National Coal Mining Museum England, old photographs, Overton, Photography, sepia photograph, waistcoat, Wakefield, window shopping., workshop
Posted by Mr. B Flaneur | Filed under Photo Archive., Yorkshire.
11 Thursday Dec 2014
Posted in Hull and Hullness
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Brook Street Hull, bus, commuting, dark, Hull, Hull City of Culture 2017, light, mobile phone camera, mobile telephone camera, Paragon Interchange Hull, Public Transport, Traffic lights, travelling
It is one of the quirks of Hull city centres one way system that buses leaving the Paragon Interchange sometimes end up going around the block and facing the Interchange again at the Brook Street traffic lights, where the bus has stopped here. We’re heading left, whilst the other bus (outlined by its red break lights) is heading into the Interchange. The block of blue light you can see on the right of the photograph is the Christmas lights of the St. Stephen’s Shopping Centre, which is next door to the Paragon Intercgange on Ferensway.
07 Sunday Dec 2014
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Christmas, Christmas carols, Leeds, light, star, stars, The Nativity, windows, wonder
Posted by Mr. B Flaneur | Filed under Out and About., Yorkshire.
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