After the rain in King's Lynn. For Pam
King's Lynn Minster
Will you all stop chattering and face the camera.…
Structure
Two Heidis
Lift off
Behaving a bit better now, but Lothar is still set…
Rats and sinking ship?
Killepitsch
Killepitsch
Fences and bikes
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Just strolling on Friday. HFF to you all.
Once upon a time
Alien
Dancing round in the kitchen
Onwards and upwards
View of Hamburg from St Michaelis church
Just a few more steps
What's afoot? A legend of course. ;-)
Curves
Michel's organ pipes
Archangel Michael Defeats Satan with a Cross-shap…
Slimming mirror
Flower power
A Sea of Plastic. It's not a pretty sight
Old books
Does anyone know where the sink plug is?
HFF to you all
Purfleet Quay. King's Lynn
Purfleet Quay. King's Lynn
Lathyrus vernus
Curling and unfurling
Riches
A passing cloud
'Skyspace: Seldom Seen' by James Turrell.
Mundesley waves
Power
A bottle of sunshine
Coffee and cream?
Infinity
Easter Monday
Easter Conversation
Oh dear, look what I've done! My most sincere apo…
Primroses for Easter
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Cardiff City Hall
Cardiff City Hall is a civic building in Cathays Park, Cardiff, Wales, serving as Cardiff's centre of local government since it opened in October 1906. Built of Portland stone, it is an important early example of the Edwardian Baroque style. In front of the entrance portico is a rectangular pool with fountains. They were created in July 1969 to mark the investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales.
The design, by the architect Henry Vaughan Lanchester, is inspired by English and French Renaissance architecture, but has in addition all the presence and confidence of the Edwardian period, when Cardiff’s prosperity from the coal industry was at its height. The dome is surmounted by a Welsh dragon, sculpted by HC Fehr.
The distinctive clock tower (seen in the PiP) is 59 m (194 ft) in height has a 3.7 m-diameter (12 ft) gilded dial on each of its four faces. The clock mechanism includes an hour bell and four quarter bells which are each inscribed with mottoes in English or Welsh. The building beyond the city hall is the National Museum.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_Hall,_Cardiff
The design, by the architect Henry Vaughan Lanchester, is inspired by English and French Renaissance architecture, but has in addition all the presence and confidence of the Edwardian period, when Cardiff’s prosperity from the coal industry was at its height. The dome is surmounted by a Welsh dragon, sculpted by HC Fehr.
The distinctive clock tower (seen in the PiP) is 59 m (194 ft) in height has a 3.7 m-diameter (12 ft) gilded dial on each of its four faces. The clock mechanism includes an hour bell and four quarter bells which are each inscribed with mottoes in English or Welsh. The building beyond the city hall is the National Museum.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_Hall,_Cardiff
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Thank you for the info.
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