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Category Archives: Bristol
Back to Bristol (2)
I was now in the area around the cathedral, and while there was no sculpture to photograph there were a few other places of interest. The building below is labelled “Central Library”, with the former Abbott’s Gatehouse tacked onto the left … Continue reading
Posted in Bridges and Rivers, Bristol, Churches and Cathedrals, Collections and Museums, Gloucestershire, Heritage, Hobbies and Interests, Personal, Transportation, United Kingdom
Tagged Blitz, Bristol, castle, Castle Park, Church, Floating harbour, River Avon, Wallace and Gromit
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Back to Bristol (1)
Since getting back from Bristol last month my mind was flooded with thoughts of places that I had not seen. And of course there were all of those Wallace and Gromit sculptures just waiting for my camera. I was also … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Churches and Cathedrals, Collections and Museums, Gloucestershire, Heritage Rail, Hobbies and Interests, Personal, United Kingdom
Tagged Bristol, Bristol Cathedral, Bristol Temple Meads, Feathers McGraw, St Mary Redcliffe, Wallace and Gromit
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