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Photo A Day Jan – Week 1

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Stunning Sunset: No filter, just a slightly brightened phone pic. It was so good to have a chance to rest over Christmas and reflect on God’s goodness in the previous year. And to enjoy such wonders in creation.

Edgeware Road Tube Station, London – Used my favourite (well, only) photo editing app ‘Fotor’ for the blurred effect and filter. Love the app and would recommend to anyone.

Quiet Cafe Nero, Bath – Somehow managed to capture this quiet passing moment during a very busy lunch period in the cafe.

Saturday Church League Football – Always good fun (unless you lose 2-1 having gone 1-0 up with 15mins to go). Great game none the less with a good atmosphere. Great to be able to pray together before the match, to not have any (serious) injuries and increase fitness.

Royal Circus, Bath – One of my favourite places in the city to catch a quick break/stroll through.

Bath Bus Station – Caught a quick glimpse of this as I walked under the bath-stone underpass opposite. Interesting juxtaposition (coz that’s a big word for a Friday) between old and newer styles of Architecture.

Nothing quite like an 11am coffee break at work. They do make ’em good!

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Glasgow x Edinburgh 2017 – Part 2

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Edinburgh day trip continued..

National Museum of Scotland (free entry)..

Didn’t leave enough time to see the full mummy collection..

Dolphin smiley..

Impressive courtyard..

Animal world display. Features life sized, embalmed/stuffed animals..

This beast welcomes you.. or sends you running..

“Only the brave – Diesel”

Not really keen on string propping up an entire hippo above my head..

#squadron

Gang wars

So much more to see, but not enough time on our day trip..

David Livingstone, I presume..

Back to Glasgow..

Glasgow x Edinburgh 2017 – Part 1

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Posh Indian takeaway; Night before the epic road trip..

7 hours on road.. Wow this place is far!!

Off we went..

Lunch break at Tebay Services; best in the country apparently (I can see why)..


Boom.. we made it 🇬🇧

Outside Glasgow train st. Off to Edinburgh for a day trip..

The Royal Mile, Edinburgh..


Arches along The Royal Mile..


Side streets.. Royal Mile..


Bagpipes and Kilts.. classic Scottish stereotype..

From headless people to owl handlers, sword wielders to fire jugglers, there were a wide range of street entertainers along The Mile..

Georgeous old church building along The Mile, Edinburgh..

Edinburgh Castle..

Castle and views over the city with North Sea (I think) in the background..

Old school draw bridge. Used to be raised in ancient times to prevent enemies entering the castle..

View leaving the castle..

Where J.K Rowling wrote the Harry Potter books over coffee and cake..

Not the same cafe but still worth the pic.. fuelling that caffeine addiction..


Lol. Funny signs outside a shop..

More to follow..

Visiting Belfast, Northern Ireland

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Visited this beautiful city last week and took these pics.

Early morning view over Belfast, Northern Ireland

Early morning view over Belfast, Northern Ireland

Airport Terminal - Arrivals @ Belfast International Airport

Airport Terminal – Arrivals @ Belfast International Airport

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First look at the Belfast streets

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Don't know what building this is, but thought it looked incredible

Don’t know what building this is, but thought it looked pretty awesome

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Belfast Town Hall – Casually walked into this building thinking it was a museum. Only realised my mistake when I got to some pretty heavy duty security inside. Oops!

Victoria Square - Main City Centre Mall

Victoria Square – Main City Centre Mall

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City centre – pedestrian shopping quarter

Old and New - A city rebuilding from its past. Belfast has such a rich blend of architectural styles sitting comfortably in juxtaposition with each other. Here's one such example.

Old and New – A city rebuilding from its past. Belfast has such a rich blend of architectural styles that sitting comfortably in juxtaposition with each other. Here’s one such example.

Dramatic cloud and river shot - no photo filter used

Dramatic cloud and river shot – no photo filter used

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'Big Fish' - Public art installation

‘Big Fish’ – Public art installation

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Riverside walk

Dock Panoramic

Dock Panoramic

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Dockside apartments

Dockside apartments

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Titanic Quarter... Walked past a group of seasoned pro's filming what must be part of a TV series. Hopefully I'll appear as an extra? #touchmeimfamous lol

Titanic Quarter… Walked past a group of seasoned pro’s filming what must be part of a TV series. Hopefully I’ll appear as an extra? #touchmeimfamous lol

Dockside Apartments

Dockside Apartments

S.S. Nomadic, Belfast Docks

S.S. Nomadic, Belfast Docks – sits in front of Titanic Museum building

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Stunning Titanic Museum, Belfast

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“A precipitous, four-storey sheer wall of artificially oxidised and randomly profiled steel panels dramatically recalling the fractured terrain of the exterior cladding” (building.co.uk)

Museum Panoramic

Museum Panoramic

Interesting little passage close to docks

Interesting little passage close to docks

Nicknamed

Nicknamed “Samson and Goliath Cranes”… They are huge!!!

Sooo many old church buildings dating back centuries. Never quite took enough photos to do justice of just how many I saw.

Sooo many lush old church buildings dating back centuries. Never took quite enough photos to do justice for just how many I saw.

Leaving Belfast

Leaving Belfast

Leaving the city of a thousand hills (as I call it)

Leaving the city of a thousand hills (as I call it)

Belfast International

Belfast International

On cloud 9..

On cloud 9..