Showing posts with label newcastle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newcastle. Show all posts

Friday, March 05, 2010

Down the market


notsquare, originally uploaded by moclaydon.
And OMG......I didn't crop it square! Another lovely day....that's 3 in a row now, wonder whether it'll last over the weekend? (won't hold my breath maybe) Some more market shots to follow, nothing special but the light was nice.....

market faces

mirror

we have a regular

Tuesday, March 02, 2010

An old one


mosely street, originally uploaded by moclaydon.
This is Mosley St, Newcastle,  the first street in the UK to be lit by electric light.....I made a half-hearted attempt at sorting out my old pics tonight, but obviously I didn't get far, I took this one mid January!!

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Nearer my god to thee


View from the office window this morning....across the way is the Newcastle Unitarian Church, probably the last Art Deco building erected around here (all original interiors, pagan caretaker, almost sure he's the chap in the middle!).....this is a shot of a bit of the roof. Hey, it's Thursday, I'm braindead, don't expect miracles!

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Reinventing the city

Sooooo....it's been a long time....maybe I should have named this post Reinventing wor::site! Expect more pictures but a lot of the same old silly links....see how it goes eh?
By the way the REAL Reinventing the City looks good, it runs from 19th September to 11th October....
"Reinventing the City explores Tyneside’s re-imagination of itself through 200 years of industrial and post-industrial change.
Tyneside has been at the forefront of change and over the years artists have criticised, promoted and documented the process. The story is mirrored across the world, but the streets of NewcastleGateshead told it first and still tell it best.
Discover the art and architecture, the characters, the visions and the plans that made Tyneside what it is today. Through a series of events, tours, debates and exhibitions, Reinventing the City will question the reshaping of Tyneside, from the founding of the Lit & Phil in the late 1700’s to the NewcastleGateshead we see around us in 2009."
Brochure available for download here
 
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