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Northgate House, Bargate on Northgate in Newark, Nottinghamshire.
This lovely built house was built in the late 1700’s with that top, windowless storey being added in the early 19C. It was originally the fine townhouse of some wealthy person but is now offices.
This is one of the pop-out areas on the new apartment building near my hospital. I've used this building many times for WW! This is finished now, well almost, and I thought this one penthouse apartment porch wazs so cute! Happy Window Wednesdays!
The walkway in Morrisons, a local supermarket has this lovely fan shaped ceiling window above the walkway from the underground car park up to the store itself. Used it a thousand times but never thought till now of getting a shot of it!
For Window Wednesday!
A hair and beauty shop on Kirkgate in Newark attempt to make their window display slightly more attractive using these Japanese Parasols.
Building on Constantine Street, Plymouth. Possibly part of the Cookworthy Building, University of Plymouth business faculty.
I spotted this cute little place nestled tightly between the wall and its neighbour somewhere in Montmartre, Paris, HWW!
Classic Chevrolet in a classic pose with a drive-in theater speaker and drive-in food service. For the Window Wednesdays group. HWW
It's been a beautiful day today here and I haven't made it out of the front door, let alone out into some lovely sunshine.
Hope it stays nice so that I can get out tomorrow afternoon.
One of the church windows from the outside, like the other one I took I was surprised to see the colours this side of them.
Thank you for your favourites. :O)
65 Hopton St. a residential block on London's Southbank by the Tate Modern. Designed by CZWG architects & built in 2006.
This walkway, full of windows is an internal short-cut from near the main entrance to several departments in the hospital here in Newark. I was there today to get further x-rays on my fractured arm and wrist and then to see the consultant surgeon on my case.
- a spring panorama at Jermyns House
- I liked the colour combination the gardener had used here
posting for Window Wednesdays
thank you everyone, for all your views, faves and comments, all much appreciated
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Yet, we won't mention it.
It's not politically correct.
We walk around it, edging past as if it's not a problem.
We talk about anything but…
… the elephant in the window
THANKS FOR YOUR VISIT AND FAVES
ON THE REACTIONS I WILL TRY TO RESPOND BACK
Afgelopen Zondag 21-4-24 ben ik mee geweest met een fotogroepje van Photowalk Overijssel naar Van der Capellen SG het Lassus Campus.
Deze Campus is pas sinds kort open, iemand die ook in het fotogroepje zit is daar leerraar en heeft dit mogelijk gemaakt
Dit was even weer eens heel wat anders dan bloemetjes
maar o zo leuk om te doen en heb me zeker vermaakt gelukkig kreeg ik geen strafwerk na schooltijd .
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Last Sunday (21-4-24) I went with a photo group from Photowalk Overijssel to Van der Capellen SG the Lassus Campus.
This Campus has only recently opened, someone who is also in the photo group is a teacher there and has made this possible
This was something completely different than flowers
but oh so much fun to do and I certainly enjoyed myself, luckily I didn't get any punishment after school
Read an article on this old '60s sci-fi classic(?) the other day which brought back some old cheesy movie memories. This was taken in a very dark, decaying abandoned farm house. Unlike the explorers in the movie, hopefully I didn't bring anything back home with me....we're good so far....
Keeping the glass clean at AstroBurger in Draper, Salt Lake County, Utah. For the Window Wednesdays group. HWW!
The fascinating window display of the Wright Cycle Co. in Petoskey, MI; reflecting its striped awning on a cloudy day.
for Window Wednesdays
After over a year of restrictions, lockdowns and scary times, we finally had lunch at the pub. We sat down in bright sunshine in the garden. A few mouthfuls into our main course - the soft plop of spots of rain.
The staff quickly moved us to a table under a small 'marquee' from where we watched the rain steadily fall harder and harder. But the food was fine and nothing could really dampen our spirits.
My view is of the rear entrance to the pub from where we were sitting.
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