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Bank Holiday visit - pretty busy but still a lovely place to visit with picturesque views, beautiful plants and flowers.
The Churches Conservation Trust is trying out a new concept to bring St Laurence’s church on St Benedict Street, Norwich into re-use. It is a called The Common Room.
Working in collaboration with an an amazing founding group, the Churches Conservation Trust, 00:/ and Social Spaces held the Make Day - designed to continue to co-design the building blocks of the project.
And open invition was again extended to encourage people to be part of taking The Common Room to the next stage.
The Common Room could transform St Laurence's Church into a new type of shared space, made and shaped collectively, and run on the principles of collaboration, connection and resourcefulness.
You could host meet ups, start new projects or develop your business ideas. It could be a workspace, workshop, communal dining room, or growing space.... What happens there can be up to you.
There are lots of exciting ideas, potential opportunities and a high level of interest from many different people....
"Norwich really needs a centre for all of its many creative people to come together & support each other & benefit from each other's experience."
"The Common Room should encourage activities & projects within the local community, shaped by the local community. I would love to both teach & be taught here."
"A community workshop would allow people to learn new skills and do things for themselves. It could have so much potential, for businesses too."
There are new parts we needed to design, build and create together.
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A scare chaser dragonfly perched ready for takeoff.
Out spotting birds and bugs at Wildlife Trusts Titchmarsh nature reserve for day 19 of #30DaysWild.
National Trust of South Australia ID: 1109
National Trust of South Australia Photography Collection ID: 1109
Pistyll Farm, Nefyn - 91.50ha (226.10acres) Farmland, including 1ml of coastline; car-park and footpaths to beach. Bought in 1990 with Enterprise Neptune funds.
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Spring flowers bloom besides a 'Canada Trust' bank in Toronto's Scarborough area.
For images from Spring in Toronto, please see my 'Spring' set .
Llanbedrog Beach and Car-Park, Pwllheli - 5.01ha (12.38acres) Land and coastline. Purchased in 2000 with Neptune free funds.
Snowshill Manor and Gardens, National Trust, Snowshill, Gloucestershire.
The home of Charles Wade and his collection of items that he saw as records of vanished handicrafts. Wade had inherited his family's sugar plantation in St Kitts in 1911, and the income enabled him to give up work as an architect and devote his time to his passion for collecting.
Charles Wade bought Snowshill Manor in 1919 after seeing an advert for the house in Country Life whilst serving in the army during World War 1. The manor house was home to Wade's collection, and he lived a simple life in the adjoining Priest's House when not at his estate in St Kitts. Charles Wade died in 1956 and had gifted the house the National Trust a few years earlier.
At the World War One Weekend at Batemans, Burwash, East Sussex, 5th August 2012. Home of Rudyard Kipling - National Trust.
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The University of Caifornia Trust holds it's annual Charity Gala at the Bloomsbury Hotel, London on Saturday 17 March 2018
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Volunteers and staff from Warwickshire Wildlife Trust spreading hay from Draycote Meadows SSSI donor site on to Dunchurch Meadows receptor site - JUly 2014
Taken on a day trip on 10th October 2014. For more information about Mottisfont, Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/mottisfont/