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Mailed in 1910, this postcard shows the Art Schools, Ford Street. The building was opened in 1863 and served as a school of art and design until bombed in October 1940. It was repaired and brought back into use until 1959, before being demolished to make way for the Inner Ring Road. Beyond the Art Schools are Trinity Schools.
The dub counterpart to the "Killer Miller" album. The cover does all the explaining. Music is great, late 70's style dubwise from the Inner Circle band.
Inner city life, inner city pressure
Inner city life, inner city pressure taking over me
But I won't let go, I won't let go
Inner city life, life, life, life...
(Goldie - Timeless)
Heading into Caernarfon. First view of the town walls from Glan Mor.
Between towers 4 and 5. The entrance at Northgate Street near Bank Quay.
Caernarfon's town walls are a medieval defensive structure around the town of Caernarfon in North Wales. The walls were constructed between 1283 and 1292 after the foundation of Caernarfon by Edward I, alongside the adjacent castle. The walls are 734 m (2,408 ft) long and include eight towers and two medieval gatehouses. The project was completed using large numbers of labourers brought in from England; the cost of building the walls came to around £3,500, a large sum for the period. The walls were significantly damaged during the rebellion of Madog ap Llywelyn in 1294, and had to be repaired at considerable expense. Political changes in the 16th century reduced the need to maintain such defences around the town. Today the walls form part of the UNESCO world heritage site administered by Cadw. Archaeologists Oliver Creighton and Robert Higham describe the defences as "a remarkably intact walled circuit".
Grade I listed building.
History
The borough of Caernarfon was established by Edward I of England under the Statute of Wales in 1284. It was the centre of government for N Wales and was protected by the erection of the Town Wall, with Caernarfon Castle at its S end. The construction of the Town Wall had begun in 1283 in conjunction with the building of Caernarfon Castle, probably under the direction of James of St George who was architect of the castle. Masonry work on the first phase of the Town Wall was completed by 1285, re-using some stone from Segontium Roman fort. The Town Wall was badly damaged in the native uprising of 1294 and were restored and improved in 1295 at a cost of £1195. The wall walk and towers were further repaired in 1309-12. Of other entrances, only a single postern gate has survived intact, the Greengate to the SE. Former posterns on the W side are infilled and can be seen in the W wall of the church of St Mary and gable end of the police station. Another postern, the Water Gate at the end of Castle Ditch, has been altered. Further openings facing Bank Quay, from Church Street, Market Street and Northgate Street, are later insertions. The bell tower at the NW corner was converted for ecclesiastical use as accommodation for the chaplain of the church of St Mary, built 1307-16. The Bath Tower facing the Promenade was converted in 1823 when the Earl of Uxbridge created public baths on the site of the present 11-17 Church Street, part of a scheme to attract visitors to the town, when the upper stage of the Bath Tower became a reading room. The main E and W entrances survive substantially intact (are listed as separate items).
Exterior
High coursed rubble-stone wall in several straight sections forming an irregular plan and a circuit approximately 730m long, with 2 gate houses (listed as separate items) and eight 2-stage round towers contrasting with the polygonal towers of the castle. The quality of masonry in the wall is variable, accounted for by various repairs and restorations. The towers have mainly open gorges and were originally crossed by timber bridges, one of which has been repaired on the NE side. The upper stages of the towers have arrow loops, while the embattled parapet, where it survives, has similar loops to the merlons. The walls have regular brattice slots. At the SE end the wall has been demolished across Castle Ditch and begins on its N side, where on the inner side facing Hole-in-the-Wall Street stone steps to the wall walk survive at high level, and where there is a postern gate, known as the Greengate, under a 2-centred arch with portcullis slot. The adjacent tower has a shouldered lintel to a fireplace in the upper stage. The wall, with 2 towers and the East Gate to High Street, continues on a high bank, around to the N side facing Bank Quay. The NE tower survives to the full height of its battlements and has stone steps on the inner side. A skewed archway has been inserted leading to Northgate Street. Further W, an inserted segmental arch spans a double-carriageway entrance to Market Street, while the tower on its W side also retains stone steps. A lower segmental arch leads to Church Street immediately to the E of the church.
On the NW side the church of St Mary is integral with the Town Wall and its NW, or Bell Tower, houses the vestry, while its upper storey served as a priest's dwelling. Facing N it has a 2-light Tudor window under a hoodmould, with sunk spandrels, while the W face has a plainer 2-light window in the upper stage. On the parapet is a gabled bellcote. A blocked former postern gate is on the return facing the promenade, incorporated into the church. The next tower facing the promenade is the Bath Tower, which has early C19 detail in connection with the baths established in 1823. It has its doorway in the S side facing the Promenade, which has a pointed arch with studded boarded door and Y-tracery overlight. In the N and S faces the upper stage has restored 3-light mullioned and transomed windows incorporating iron-frame casements, and restored embattled parapet. A 2-storey projection with parapet is built behind. At the W end of the High Street is the former gatehouse known as Porth-yr-Aur, beyond which there is a single tower behind the former jail. The tower is enclosed at the rear by a late C19 wall with segmental arch flanked by small-pane windows under lintels. Further S is a segmental arch across Castle Ditch, on the S side of which the reveal and part of the keyed arch of an earlier gateway is visible, while the wall abutting the castle is an addition of 1326.
Reasons for Listing
Listed grade I, the medieval Town Wall has survived to almost the complete extent of the original circuit, defining the medieval town, and with Caernarfon Castle is of national significance in the survival of a medieval garrison town.
Scheduled Ancient Monument CN 034.
World Heritage Site.
Session 2 - 4 hours inner arm. Dragon tail outline finished. Flower added to inner bicep. Some shading started.
I stumbled on this funny wording online. I thought it would make a fun card.
Images are from Tumble Fish Studio
Surface parking for the MECU Pavilion, next to a waterfront parking garage. Pier 5, Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD.
"Kindness is an inner desire that makes us want to do good things even if we do not get anything in return. It is the joy of our life to do them. When we do good things from this inner desire, there is kindness in everything we think, say, want and do." - Emmanuel Swedenborg
I know...I know....NOT ANOTHER EFFIN FLOWER !... I've yet to pick up my camera and go out shooting because I'm still recovering and although you could probably care less I thought I'd share regardless... 8~)
My landlady has done some wonderful plantings over time and I can't help nipping out to pick a few select flowers. I loved how these narcissus looked backlit from the big arched window,.Please try it on black.
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The lighthouse on Inner Farne, An island off the coast of Northumberland opposite Seahouses, also one of the boats that do trips around the islands..
Detail of the siding on the auction barn beside the old National Hotel in Inglewood. My dad used to drive me down to the police bicycle auctions on Saturday's, where I try to pick up cheap bikes to rebuild.
Exploring the amazing Olympus TG-5 in microscopic mode, then image was kissed with a bit of help from ON1 Photo RAW 2018 (beta 4}
calligraphy on inner envelope
olive green ink with my signature flourish
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The beauty gleams only out of the inner life.
(Karl Theodor Körner)
Die Schönheit strahlt nur aus dem inneren Leben.
(Karl Theodor Körner)
Remove the screws holding both of the tweeters, using a cross-head driver. The speakers are further secured with a kind of mastic, so use the knife to gently prise away the assemblies.
You don't have to do this, but if you have large hands it will make subsequent operations easier.
The inner bow assembled. Had to extend the jig but that was easily done with bolting two bits of plywood the the sides and extending it. The plywood were bent apart and the wooden bit in the end was put in. I'm not sure at what height the bow should be assembled in so I made everything easily adjustable.
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