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Another bank closed, and one that has been on the site for over a century.
This was a Barclays, and follows the loss of the Santander and NatWest in the same road. Just a Lloyds is open here now.
Banks say that many people now bank using their on line services and the number of people who walk in a branch are no longer high enough to warrant keeping them open. I think the fact that many folk have moved to on line use, is simply because they have no choice.
The yellow marks and boarded up shop show where a Route 212 ended up recently:
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in a 'you couldn't make this up' moment, a car went into the same shop the following day:
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Half way down Market Place looking up towards Pickering Parish Church. A magnificent display if flowers decorated the pavement.
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Windows of shops nowadays appear to be solely advertising opportunities! This estate agents in Newark takes full use of the limited window space they have.
Belvoir is pronounced the same as the word ‘Beaver’! Don’t ask me why!
In need of some modernisation, it benefits from a rural location well served by transport with easy links to the A303. Set in several acres of peaceful countryside -would make an ideal family home. Viewing recommended.
Not something I expected to see when I was having a nose through the Estate Agent's window in Ipwich Town Centre this morning! A Jersey Tiger Moth!
The Jersey Tiger Moth is a beautiful moth with creamy white strips on its forewing and bold orange underwings. It can be found in gardens and by the coast, near beaches and coastal cliffs. The caterpillars feed mainly on ground ivy, white dead-nettle, branmble and common nettle. Jersey Tiger Moths fly in both day and night. Jersey Tigers are mainly found in the south of England, particularly in Devon and Dorset. They have also been recorded in Sussex, Kent, the Isle of Wight and around London.
The thing I love this area are the hills. I've lived in other places which are flatter, but never feel at home unless I'm surrounded by hills. Of course, it means there are a few steep roads to climb... this being one of them!
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A detail from the winnow shoot - I like the light from the left and the colours. Natural light post in PS & LR
some problems balancing window light but nothing to difficult to sort. Small strobe just to give some ambient fill on camera.
For once, this was spotted by the wife while we were driving through a Welsh Village...l just had to go back and get a snap of it despite holding up all the traffic on the main road...l think l should have "Gone directly to Jail." for that.
So HK realty even 'glows' in the dark...
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Queen's Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Road Resurfacing On The Junction With Palace Gardens Terrace..The Early Sixties Campden Hill Towers Stands In The Rear...
Broadway Market in Hackney - testament to the eastward shift in the capital's centre of gravity over the last 25 years. Where once were boarded-up shops, we now have designer opticians and estate agents.
I've gone all literal today - Estate Agents boards outside the old Dunmow hospital which is now flats and houses. It's a lovely building but always has plenty of Estate Agent action outside. It's on the main road into Dunmow from the Chelmsford side, so a great advertising position...and we do have an inordinate number of Estate Agents plying their trade in Dunmow (this is but a small selection).
We've long admired an Art Deco house on Curzon Avenue in Birstall, Leicester.
It had the features that an Art Deco building should have - flat roof, white rendering, black outlining and a large bay with thin metal framed curved windows.
Then something changed, a new owner perhaps. Outwardly the windows were removed and replaced with ghastly UPVC items, and something was happening inside hidden from view.
It is now up for sale, keen to see the interior I looked up the advert, but I was in for a huge shock.
The 'Complete refurbishment, modernisation & improvement' appears to have wiped away any traces of Art Deco, leaving what can best be described as a tacky American Diner.
Yours for £464,950
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It was for sale in 2011 for £280,000.
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