World of Travel http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/ 26 rows en-gb 60 Bowes Museum, Teeside http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1775888.html The Bowes Museum is a hidden treasure, a jewel in the heart of beautiful Teesdale. The magnificent building stands proud in the historic market town of Barnard Castle housing internationally significant collections of fine and decorative arts. Purpose built in the 19th century by John and Joséphine Bowes, the Museum has a wonderful story to tell. Thursday 29 October 2009: The Bowes Museum is a hidden treasure, a jewel in the heart of beautiful Teesdale. The magnificent building stands proud in the historic market town of Barnard Castle housing internationally significant collections of fine and decorative arts. Purpose built in the 19th century by John and Jos_phine Bowes, the Museum has a wonderful story to tell.

Bowes Museum Bowes Museum Front Garden 1 Front Garden 2 Bowes Museum Facade Bowes Museum entrance Tin Boat Palaquin Ornate Chair 1 Ornate Chair 2 The White Room Harp Sedan Chair Bowes Garden Ceramics Gallery Ceramics Gallery Main Stairs 2 The Blue Room Fireplace Keyboard Herringbone Floor Main Stairs 1 Main Stairs 3 Silver Swan 2 Painting Picture Gallery Gold Clock Clock Red Room 1 Red Room 2 Silver Swan 1 Ceramics Gallery Penny Farthing Vase Stained Glass

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]]> Thu Oct 29 2009 Hertford Castle http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1763114.html Hertford Castle was built on a site first fortified by Edward the Elder around 911. By the time of the Norman Invasion in 1066, a motte and bailey were on the site surrounded by a moat. Saturday 26 September 2009: Hertford Castle was built on a site first fortified by Edward the Elder around 911. By the time of the Norman Invasion in 1066, a motte and bailey were on the site surrounded by a moat.

Wall Flowers Castle Grounds Castle Facade Castle Plinth Old & New Castle Wall Gothic Entrance Old Wall Castle Castle & Grounds Flowers & Castle Frontage Castle Walls Stone Lion Door Silhouette

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]]> Sat Sep 26 2009 Mountfitchet Castle & Toy Museum http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1755945.html It is believed to have been an early Iron Age fort and Roman, Saxon and Viking settlement. In 1066 the site was attacked by the Normans and Robert Gernon, the Duke of Boulogne, built his castle here, making it his chief seat and the head of his Barony. The Toy Museum is the largest privately-owned toy museum in Europe with over 80,000 individual items Saturday 12 September 2009: It is believed to have been an early Iron Age fort and Roman, Saxon and Viking settlement. In 1066 the site was attacked by the Normans and Robert Gernon, the Duke of Boulogne, built his castle here, making it his chief seat and the head of his Barony. The Toy Museum is the largest privately-owned toy museum in Europe with over 80,000 individual items

(2) Visitor Centre (1) Planes (1) Train Carriage (1) Wild West (1) Military (1) Teddy's (1) Dalek (1) E.T. (1) Machines (1) Music (1) Guitar signed by Randy Crawford (1) The Beatles (1) Star Wars (1) Guitar signed by SLADE (1) Guitar signed by Wayne Fontana (1) Funfair (1) Battle Scenario (1) German Soldiers (1) Soldiers (1) Meccano (1) Toy Town (1) Hunny Monster (1) Space Hopper (1) Six Million Dollar Man (1) Thunderbird 4 (1) Captain Scarlet (1) Star Wars Crafts (1) Star Wars Characters & Crafts (1) Star Wars (1) Trains (1) Train Carriages (1) Spacecraft (1) Dr Who Phone Box & Stormtrooper (1) Trotters Robin Reliant (1) Plasma Effect (1) Plasma Dome (2) Rusty Metal People (2) Crocodile (2) Rusty Metal Stag (2) Rusty Metal Deer (2) Suit of Armour (2) Church (2) Thatched Hut (2) Quitain & Community House (2) Kitchen (2) The Gallows (2) Dove Cote (2) Cartwheel (2) Fertility Chair (2) Antlers

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]]> Sat Sep 12 2009 Knebworth House and Gardens http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1751833.html The home of the Lytton family since 1490, when Thomas Bourchier sold the reversion of the manor to Sir Robert Lytton, Knebworth House was originally a genuine red-brick Late Gothic manor house, built round a central court as an open square. Sunday 6 September 2009: The home of the Lytton family since 1490, when Thomas Bourchier sold the reversion of the manor to Sir Robert Lytton, Knebworth House was originally a genuine red-brick Late Gothic manor house, built round a central court as an open square.

Peacock Sculpture Statue Walkway Knebworth House Swan Sculpture Tree Lady Carved Tree Lady Wood Carving Lady Wood Carving Creature Wood Carving Apple and Hand Crocodile Wood Carving Carved Tree Carving on Tree Bird Carving on Tree Crocodile Dinosaur Dinosaur Horned Dinosaur T.Rex Dinosaur Pterydactyl Penisaurus Mammoth Trees Nasturium Nasturium Flowers in Walled Garden Marigolds Yellow Flower in Walled Garden Knebworth House Penstemon Knebworth House Knebworth House Tree-lined Path Red Tree Knebworth House

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]]> Sun Sep 6 2009 The Knights of Royal England http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1751816.html The Spectacular Knights of Royal England partake in battle at the grounds of Knebworth House for a medieval jousting competition. Sunday 6 September 2009: The Spectacular Knights of Royal England partake in battle at the grounds of Knebworth House for a medieval jousting competition.

William of Antioch The King William of Antioch Sir David Sir David Sir Eugene of Knebworth Sir Eugene of Knebworth The 4 Horsemen Sir David Sir Steven of Porlock Sir David & Sir Jasper Sir David of Kent Sir Eugene of Knebworth Sir Steven of Porlock Sir Steven of Porlock Sir Eugene & Sir Steven Sir Jasper De Barry Combat with quarterstaves Sir David and Peasant Punishing the peasant Punishing the peasant William of Antioch Sir Eugene in battle Sir Eugene in battle Sir Eugene the Victor Sir Jasper & Sir David do battle Sir Jasper & Sir David sword fight Sir David & Sir Eugene Sir Steven of Porlock

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]]> Sun Sep 6 2009 Scotts Grotto in Ware http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1751811.html Scott's Grotto is a series of interconnected chambers, extending some 67ft into the chalk hillside. It is thought to have taken 30 years to complete. The chambers and tunnels are lined with shells, flints and pieces of coloured glass. On top of the hill above the tunnels there is a summer house which would have commanded a wonderful view over the town of Ware. Saturday 5 September 2009: Scott's Grotto is a series of interconnected chambers, extending some 67ft into the chalk hillside. It is thought to have taken 30 years to complete. The chambers and tunnels are lined with shells, flints and pieces of coloured glass. On top of the hill above the tunnels there is a summer house which would have commanded a wonderful view over the town of Ware.

Summer House Scotts Grotto Shells Flint & Shells in Committee Room Arch in Committee Room Vent Passage Tunnel Shells in Robing |Room Arch Flint Lined Passage Passage from Council Chamber Window Light Conch Shell Passageway Ceiling in Council Chamber Shells Flint

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]]> Sat Sep 5 2009 Wimpole Hall http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1737090.html First built in 1643 and much altered by subsequent owners, Wimpole has developed into the largest country house in Cambridgeshire. Evidence of the work of all of these architects can be seen today, but the most notable work is that of Soane. Examples include: the Bathhouse, Book Room and the striking Yellow Drawing Room Saturday 1 August 2009: First built in 1643 and much altered by subsequent owners, Wimpole has developed into the largest country house in Cambridgeshire. Evidence of the work of all of these architects can be seen today, but the most notable work is that of Soane. Examples include: the Bathhouse, Book Room and the striking Yellow Drawing Room

Stable Tower Tree Wimpole Hall White Seat Wimpole Hall & Gardens Wimpole Hall Gothic Folly Wimpole Hall & Gardens Gate Path & Gate Wimpole Hall Dorrway Tree St Andrew's Church St Andrew's Church Stained Glass Window at St Andrew's Church Stable Tower Grave at St Andrew's Church Wimpole Hall Wimpole Hall Wimpole Hall Statue Wimpole Hall Decorative Ceiling The Yellow Drawing Room Gas Lamp Stairway Gas Lamp Bedroom Shower & Bath Servant's Bells Artwork in Chapel Chapel Ceiling Chapel Kitchen Bottles & Plates in Kitchen Stairway & Door Wimpole Hall Bust Weathered Bust Urn

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]]> Sat Aug 1 2009 Royston Cave http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1736710.html Royston Cave is unique in Europe. Believed to date from the 13th Century, it is a man-made cavern in the shape of a beehive, with a small aperture at the top for ventilation. Its most remarkable feature is an extensive range of wall carvings. Saturday 1 August 2009: Royston Cave is unique in Europe. Believed to date from the 13th Century, it is a man-made cavern in the shape of a beehive, with a small aperture at the top for ventilation. Its most remarkable feature is an extensive range of wall carvings.

Cave Carvings Vent in Cave Roof Original Cave Entrance Walkway Walkway

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]]> Sat Aug 1 2009 Stondon Transport Museum http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1736667.html Take trip down Memory Lane, seeing bygone vehicles from the beginning of the century up to modern day classics, most of which originate from the largest private collection in the country plus more recent aquisitions making a total of over 350 exhibits. Sunday 2 August 2009: Take trip down Memory Lane, seeing bygone vehicles from the beginning of the century up to modern day classics, most of which originate from the largest private collection in the country plus more recent aquisitions making a total of over 350 exhibits.

!926 Chrysler Coupe 1914 Model T Ford Car Parts Car Parts Rickshaw Rickshaw & Tuk Tuk Rolls Royce Rickshaw Impala 1969 Bugatti Replicar Morris Minor Jaguar D Type Motorbikes Jaguars Porsche Rover 2000 Bond Bug Road Roller Engine Sphinx Golden Eagle on Humber Sierra Cosworth Ferrari Milk Float SA-2 Guideline missile Bedford Van Routemaster Leitum Moto Fire Engine New Jersey Fire Engine Triumph Red Gilera & Blue Mustang Gypsy Caravan Gypsy Caravan

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]]> Sun Aug 2 2009 Hitchen Lavender Fields & St Mary's http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1736371.html Lavender has been associated with Hitchen for 400 years, and at it's peak in the Victorian era there were 100 acres grown in the town. The farm has ideal soil for growing lavender and with the free draining chalk hill facing west, it also has good views of Hitchens famous landmarks. Since 792 AD St Mary's has been a place of prayer and celebration for people in hard times and good. Tuesday 4 August 2009: Lavender has been associated with Hitchen for 400 years, and at it's peak in the Victorian era there were 100 acres grown in the town. The farm has ideal soil for growing lavender and with the free draining chalk hill facing west, it also has good views of Hitchens famous landmarks. Since 792 AD St Mary's has been a place of prayer and celebration for people in hard times and good.

Wheat Fields Lavender Fields Poppies Wheat & Lavender Fields Lavender Fields Flower Pots Cartwheels St Mary's Arched Window St Mary's St Mary's Stone Shield at St Mary's St Mary's Ceiling Arched Window at St Mary's St Mary's Buttresses St Mary's Tower

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]]> Tue Aug 4 2009 Dudley Castle http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1724266.html The castle was first founded in 1071 and is a classic example of a motte and bailey castle. During the civil war, the castle was a Royalist stronghold but surrendered in 1646 following the defeat of Charles 1 at Naseby. Friday 10 July 2009: The castle was first founded in 1071 and is a classic example of a motte and bailey castle. During the civil war, the castle was a Royalist stronghold but surrendered in 1646 following the defeat of Charles 1 at Naseby.

The Keep Stone steps Flower The Keep The Keep The Triple Gate The Triple Gate The Keep The Keep The Keep Doorway on the Keep Cannon The Keep Cannon View from The Keep View from The Keep The Keep The Keep The Keep The Keep The Keep The Keep Dudley Castle and Bailey Dudley Castle and Bailey Archers Window Spiral Stairs Spiral Stairs in the Keep Spiral Stairs Dudley Castle and Bailey Dudley Castle The Keep Dudley Castle and Bailey Arches The Great Hall Model of Dudley Castle Tapestry Tapestry Model of Dudley Castle Figure Figure Artwork Figures Figures Suit of Armour Medieval Costume The Kitchen The Great Hall The Pantry Barrel Doorways

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]]> Fri Jul 10 2009 Clophill http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1721730.html The ruins of St Mary's Church in Clophill is located in a small hamlet between Bedford and Luton. The abandoned Church is estimated to be up to 400 years old and stands on high ground in an isolated postion to the north of Clophill village. Friday 3 July 2009: The ruins of St Mary's Church in Clophill is located in a small hamlet between Bedford and Luton. The abandoned Church is estimated to be up to 400 years old and stands on high ground in an isolated postion to the north of Clophill village.

St Mary's St Mary's Gravestones St Mary's Inside tower St Mary's St Mary's St Mary's St Mary's Wall Wall St Mary's Ivy St Mary's St Mary's St Mary's Graffiti Overgrown Headstone Headstones Headstone St Mary's St Mary's Headstone Headstone St Mary's St Mary's St Mary's St Mary's Gravestones St Mary's St Mary's

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]]> Fri Jul 3 2009 Swiss Garden at Old Warden http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1721652.html The Swiss garden was created by the third Lord Ongley between 1820 and 1835 in the Swiss pictueresque manner. In 1872, Old Warden Park was purchased by Joseph Shuttleworth, a wealthy Victorian industrialist. Between 1976 and 1980, the garden was restored by Bedfordshire Council and opened in 1981. Friday 3 July 2009: The Swiss garden was created by the third Lord Ongley between 1820 and 1835 in the Swiss pictueresque manner. In 1872, Old Warden Park was purchased by Joseph Shuttleworth, a wealthy Victorian industrialist. Between 1976 and 1980, the garden was restored by Bedfordshire Council and opened in 1981.

Bee on flower Pathway Middle Pond White Bridge Path and Tree Trees Leaf Path and Tree Bench Rock Garden Flower Indian Peafowl Indian Peafowl Indian Peafowl Lion and Urn Urn Path Tree Tree Bushes and Tree Tree Door at Swiss Cottage Swiss Cottage Tree roots Grotto Stained Glass window at Grotto Grotto Urn Glass Dome at the Grotto Ferns Ferns & Glass dome Tree Fungi Urn Indian Kiosk Horned face on Urn Tree Arched Bridge Spiral Rail Tree Bark Bench Eagle on Plinth Walkway to Grotto Dolpihin Tazza Flower Fungi Stained glass in Indian Kiosk Painted ceiling in Indian Kiosk Indian Kiosk Stained glass in Indian Kiosk

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]]> Fri Jul 3 2009 Benington & Cromer http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1721638.html Featuring the Cromer Windmill, St Peters Church at Benington and the ducks crossing the Ford at Walkern Thursday 2 July 2009: Featuring the Cromer Windmill, St Peters Church at Benington and the ducks crossing the Ford at Walkern

Cromer Windmill Cromer Windmill Cromer Windmill Graveyard at St Peters Graveyard at St Peters Graveyard at St Peters Graveyard at St Peters Gothic Door Bricked up door at St Peters St Peters St Peters Gargoyle at St Peters St Peters Tree at St Peters St Peters Stained Glass Window at St Peters St Peters Flowers at St Peters St Peters Burnt out Car Ducks at the Ford at Walkern Haystack near Benington

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]]> Thu Jul 2 2009 Birmingham 5 http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1717881.html Views of Selfridges, St Chads Church, St Pauls Church, Fort Dunlop, Star City, Spitfire Island, The Red Bull Freestyle motorcycle display team at St Martins & various sculptures from around the city. Sunday 31 May 2009: Views of Selfridges, St Chads Church, St Pauls Church, Fort Dunlop, Star City, Spitfire Island, The Red Bull Freestyle motorcycle display team at St Martins & various sculptures from around the city.

New Street Station St Martins Church Road Sign Water Sculpture at Centenary Square Water Sculpture at Centenary Square Water Sculpture at Centenary Square Statue at Hall of Memory St Pauls Church St Pauls Church St Chads Church St Chads Church St Chads Church St Chads Church St Phillips Cathedral Sculpture at Corporation Street Selfridges Selfridges Selfridges Selfridges Selfridges Rotunda & Selfridges Spitfire Island at Castle Bromwich Spitfire Island at Castle Bromwich Spitfire Island at Castle Bromwich Jaguar Assembly Plant at Castle Bromwich Jaguar Assembly Plant at Castle Bromwich Fort Dunlop and Travelodge at Castle Bromwich Fort Dunlop at Castle Bromwich Fort Dunlop at Castle Bromwich Fort Dunlop Travelodge at Castle Bromwich Fort Dunlop Travelodge at Castle Bromwich Gasometers at Saltley Casino at Star City Casino at Star City Casino at Star City Casino at Star City Star City Gasometers at Saltley Star City Vue Cinema at Star City Old Orleans Restaurant at Star City Sculpture in Dudley St Edmunds in Dudley William Ward Statue in Dudley Casino in Dudley Clock Tower in West Bromwich Tram at Dudley Street Red Bull Freestylers Red Bull Freestylers Red Bull Freestylers

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]]> Sun May 31 2009 Calke Abbey, Ticknall, Derbyshire http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1712808.html Founded in the early 12th century, Calke Abbey was established by Richard, 2nd Earl of Chester, a wealthy landowner. Set in a hollow, and in a secluded position, Calke Abbey is a fascinating mixture of architectural styles. Between 1701-1704, the house underwent a huge rebuilding project, resulting with the house being entirely remodelled. Saturday 13 June 2009: Founded in the early 12th century, Calke Abbey was established by Richard, 2nd Earl of Chester, a wealthy landowner. Set in a hollow, and in a secluded position, Calke Abbey is a fascinating mixture of architectural styles. Between 1701-1704, the house underwent a huge rebuilding project, resulting with the house being entirely remodelled.

Old Boat Weathered Door Stables Archway to Courtyard Stable Tower Clock Drain Pipe Drain Pipe Deer Deer Stable Building Calke Abbey Sun Dial Calke Abbey Drain Pipe Shamrock Pig Green Pig Main Staircase Cabinet Tea Pot Fire Place Dining Room Ceiling Rose in Dining Room Dining Room Table Crocodile Head The Saloon Chairs Drawing Room Books Table Mirror in Green Room Paintings in Green Room Green Room Stuffed Swan Dolls House Corridor Old Shower Bells Mounted Animal Heads Childrens Chairs Spinning Wheel Photographs Ornate Table Stuffed Birds The Library Old Door Main Staircase Grandfather Clock 18th Century State Bed Trophy

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]]> Sat Jun 13 2009 Ashby de la Zouch Castle http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1712782.html It originated as a Norman fortified manor house in the 12th century founded by Alain de Parrhoet, la Zouch. During the next three centuries it was extended. In 1464 it was granted by Edward IV to William, Lord Hastings who converted it into a castle. The castle has been host to many royal visitors, including Henry VII, Mary Queen of Scots, James I and Charles I. Saturday 13 June 2009: It originated as a Norman fortified manor house in the 12th century founded by Alain de Parrhoet, la Zouch. During the next three centuries it was extended. In 1464 it was granted by Edward IV to William, Lord Hastings who converted it into a castle. The castle has been host to many royal visitors, including Henry VII, Mary Queen of Scots, James I and Charles I.

Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Hastings Tower Hastings Tower Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Hastings Tower Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Manor House School Ashby de la Zouch Castle Manor House School Sandstone Fireplace Ashby de la Zouch Castle Fireplace Silhouette Gothic Artwork Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Gothic Doorway Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Hastings Tower Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Stone Bench in Hastings Tower Stone Plaques in Hastings Tower Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle Manor House School from Hastings Tower Spiral Stairs in Hastings Tower The Formal Gardens Old Graffiti in Hastings Tower Old Graffiti in Hastings Tower Spiral Stairs in Hastings Tower Old Graffiti in Hastings Tower Ruined Wall Old Graffiti in Hastings Tower Ashby de la Zouch Castle Information Sign Ashby de la Zouch Castle Ashby de la Zouch Castle

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]]> Sat Jun 13 2009 Breedon on the Hill - Derbyshire http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1712768.html Breedon is most noticeable for its carboniferous limestone hill which rises 122 m above a generally flat landscape and provides distant views across several counties. A large portion of the hill has been cut away by an active quarry operated by Ennstone Johnston. On top of the hill is a church with a history dating back to the Middle Ages. Evidence of settlements have also been traced back to antiquity. Saturday 13 June 2009: Breedon is most noticeable for its carboniferous limestone hill which rises 122 m above a generally flat landscape and provides distant views across several counties. A large portion of the hill has been cut away by an active quarry operated by Ennstone Johnston. On top of the hill is a church with a history dating back to the Middle Ages. Evidence of settlements have also been traced back to antiquity.

Priory Church of St Mary & St Hardulph Priory Church of St Mary & St Hardulph Fanny Street headstone Priory Church of St Mary & St Hardulph Beacon Priory Church of St Mary & St Hardulph Priory Church of St Mary & St Hardulph Weathered Stone Window Door Knocker Wooden Door Priory Church of St Mary & St Hardulph Priory Church of St Mary & St Hardulph Priory Church of St Mary & St Hardulph Priory Church of St Mary & St Hardulph Flowers View from Breedon on the Hill Stones War Memorial

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]]> Sat Jun 13 2009 Birmingham 4 http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1705719.html Buddist Temple, Moor Street Station, The Custard Factory, Pagoda, The Public Building, Perrott's Tower, Selfridges, Hall of Memory, Central Library, Admiral Lord Nelson Statue at the Bullring Sunday 31 May 2009: Buddist Temple, Moor Street Station, The Custard Factory, Pagoda, The Public Building, Perrott's Tower, Selfridges, Hall of Memory, Central Library, Admiral Lord Nelson Statue at the Bullring

Rotunda Odeon Cinema Town Hall Clock Tower at Museum & Art GAllery Queen Victoria Statue - Victoria Square Council House Bike Stunt at Victoria Square Statue at Victoria Square Bike Stunt at Victoria Square Bike Stunt at Victoria Square Rotunda & St Martins Church Shakespeare Pub Great Charles Street Steelhouse Lane Police Station Colmore Gate on Colmore Road Colmore Gate on Colmore Road Oberlisk at St Phillips Minories Shopping Arcade Minories Shopping Arcade Victoria Law Courts Information Sign Selfridges Yamaha at Moor Street Car Park Selfridges St Philips Cathedral Interior of The Public Building in West Bromwich The Public in West Bromwich The Public in West Bromwich The Public in West Bromwich The Public in West Bromwich The Public in West Bromwich St Michaels Church in West Bromwich Wetherspoons on St Micheals Road in West Bromwich West Bromwich Bus Station Tram at West Bromwich Phone Box at Eden Place Margaret Street Margaret Street Richard Tancye Memorial Stone 31st May 1884 on Eden Place Steam Tractor outside Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery Central Library Thomas Atwood at Chamberlain Square Central Library Stained Glass Window in Hall of Memory Inside Hall of Memory Statue on Hall of Memory The Repertory Theatre The Repertory Theatre No 1 Hagley Road

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]]> Sun May 31 2009 Birmingham 3 http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1705656.html The Custard Factory, Chamberlain Square, The Hyatt Hotel, Birmingham Town Hall, The Bullring, Blondin was a tightrope walker who famously crossed Niagra Falls but he also toured the UK where amongst other feats he crossed Edgbaston Reservoir. Sunday 31 May 2009: The Custard Factory, Chamberlain Square, The Hyatt Hotel, Birmingham Town Hall, The Bullring, Blondin was a tightrope walker who famously crossed Niagra Falls but he also toured the UK where amongst other feats he crossed Edgbaston Reservoir.

Statue on Colmore Row Town Hall Starbucks on Colmore Row Waterloo Street Town Hall Priestly Statue at Chamberlain Square Town Hall Central Library Atrium The Yardbird Bar Symphony Hall International Convention Centre The Repertory Theatre at Centenary Square The Repertory Theatre at Centenary Square Walkabout Pub on Broad Street Broad Street Canal The Waters Edge National Sea Life Centre International Convention Centre International Convention Centre Jaques Delores 31st October 1986 Tap & Spile pub on Gas Street Sign near Bridge Street Reflex Club on King Edward Place Sculpture at Centenary Square Statue at The Hall of Memory Window at the Town Hall Thomas Atwood at Chamberlain Square Town Hall Waterloo Court St Philips Cathedral TSB Bank on Cherry Street Rotunda St Martins Church Police Station on Digbeth Police Station on Digbeth Old Library on Heath Mill Lane St Basil's on Heath Mill Lane Angel Water Fountain Temple Row West Bromwich Bus Station Birmingham City University on Edmund Street Birmingham City University on Edmund Street Birmingham City University on Edmund Street Birmingham & Midland Institue on Cornwall Street Coat of Arms on Birmingham Museum Arch at Chamberlain Aquare Chamberlain Square Chamberlain Square Chamberlain Square Chamberlain Square Baskerville House

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]]> Sun May 31 2009 Birmingham 2 http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1702838.html A selection of images from around the city of Birmingham including the BT Tower, Selfridges, Moor Street Station, The Walk of Stars on Broad Street, Gas Street Basin and Canals, plus various Churches, Pubs and Hotels. Monday 25 May 2009: A selection of images from around the city of Birmingham including the BT Tower, Selfridges, Moor Street Station, The Walk of Stars on Broad Street, Gas Street Basin and Canals, plus various Churches, Pubs and Hotels.

Radar Tower at Birmigham Airport Moor Street Station and Selfridges Moor Street Station Moor Street Station Graffiti at Marston Green Chelmsley Wood The Green Man at The Custard Factory Selfridges at night Iron Man Queen Victoria Sheldon Country Park Debenhams T.K.maxx Beetham Tower Beetham Tower Alpha Tower Alpha Tower BT Tower The Woodman on New Canal Street Masshouse Apartments Ramp and Steps near the Pavilions Selfridges Selfridges Selfridges Millennium Point on Curzon Street The McClaren Building Midland Bank on Waterloo Road National Provincial Bank of England National Provincial Bank of England Council House Chamberlain Monument Central Library Joseph Chamberlain Plaque on Newall Street Copthorne Hotel Hyatt Hotel on Broad Street Walk of Stars on Broad Street - Tony Iommi Gas Street Basin Chairs at Waters Edge at Brindley Place Arch at Brindley Place Brindley Place Brindley Place Brindley Place Brindley Place Gas Street Basin Bridge at Brindley Place National Indoor Arena Gas Street Basin Barge Gas Street Basin Barge

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]]> Mon May 25 2009 Tamworth Castle and Grounds http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1691246.html Tamworth Castle is a Norman motte and bailey castle set in the south-west corner of what was a Saxon burgh, it's located to dominate the approach over the two rivers which meet below the Castle. Its sandstone walls and superb herringbone wall - all that survives of the "curtain wall" of the bailey are believed to date from the 1180s. Saturday 2 May 2009: Tamworth Castle is a Norman motte and bailey castle set in the south-west corner of what was a Saxon burgh, it's located to dominate the approach over the two rivers which meet below the Castle. Its sandstone walls and superb herringbone wall - all that survives of the "curtain wall" of the bailey are believed to date from the 1180s.

Tamworth Castle Tamworth Castle Gothic Door Sculpture Tamworth Castle Tamworth Castle Path Stone Seat Gate Flowers Sculpture Tamworth Castle Cannon Tamworth Castle Tamworth Castle Tamworth Castle Bandstand Bridge Flowers Flowers Flowers Sculpture Bandstand and Castle Bandstand and Castle Flowers Postbox Tamworth Castle Stained Glass Window Dining Room The Ante Chamber Guilded Door Frame in the Ante Chamber Suit of Armour Chimney Pot Parapet Chimney Pot & Roof Leaded Windows Grandfather Clock Tapestry View from Castle View from Castle View from Castle Flag The Lady's Chamber The Lady's Chamber Stool & Tapestry The Lady's Chamber Annie Cooke's Bedroom Fireplace in Annie Cooke's Bedroom Flag Courtyard

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]]> Sat May 2 2009 Birmingham 1 http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1684888.html Architecture and places of interest around Birmingham, The Town Hall, Rotunda, Council House, Iron Man, Selfridges, Baskerville House, Curzon Street Railway Station and The Mailbox. Sunday 19 April 2009: Architecture and places of interest around Birmingham, The Town Hall, Rotunda, Council House, Iron Man, Selfridges, Baskerville House, Curzon Street Railway Station and The Mailbox.

Elmdon Terminal at Birmingham Airport Matthew Boulton - James Watt - William Murdoch on Broad Street Council House - Victoria Square Sculpture outside Council House -Victoria Square Queen Victoria and Council House - Victoria Square The Malt House - Brindley Place Hyatt Hotel and Reflex Club Jelly Bean Bull in Selfridges Escalators in Selfridges Guilded Door on Edmund Street Selfridges by Night Town Hall and Queen Victoria by Night Selfridges Ironman and Town Hall Atop the Council House Dome - Victoria Square Building on New Street Queen Victoria - Victoria Square Town Hall and Alpha Tower Birmingham International Airport Beetham Tower and City Centre Tower Borders Cafe Edgbaston Street War memorial for civilians killed during bombing raids on Birmingham Spiral Stairs Debenhams Legs 11 Club and China Court Restaurant China Court Restaurant City Centre Tower City Centre Tower Clydesdale Tower at Attwood Green on Queensway Beetham Tower at Queensway Pagoda at Queensway Pagoda and Beetham Tower Pagoda and Beetham Tower Mural at Queensway Mural at Queensway Pagoda and Beetham Tower Medusa Mens Club Beetham Tower at Queensway The Orion Building on Navigation Street The Mailbox The Mailbox The Mail Box Alpha Tower Crowne Plaza Hotel on Holliday Street Alpha Tower Globe at Centenary Square Baskerville House Hyatt Hotel on Broad Street Baskerville House Door - Hall of Memory

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]]> Sun Apr 19 2009 Dublin http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1252781.html A day trip to the Capital of Ireland, Dublin has its own charm and unique way of life. Tuesday 10 April 2007: A day trip to the Capital of Ireland, Dublin has its own charm and unique way of life.

Molly Malone Water Cascade. Guinness Storehouse Harp. Guinness Storehouse Fiddle Player Route Master City Tour Bus The Customs House The Customs House Jeanie Johnstone Sailing Ship Mooring Hooks, City Quay Stretched Hummer Le Aoife Irish Naval Ship The Linesman The Customs House Charles Stewart Parnell Sculpture at Dublin Airport The Customs House The Customs House O'Connell Street O'Connell Monument Stretched Hummer Artwork Jury's Inn

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]]> Tue Apr 10 2007 People http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c1201727.html Here we have a selection of people from around the world, from friends family and people I've met on my travels. Monday 5 February 2007: Here we have a selection of people from around the world, from friends family and people I've met on my travels.

Nurse Beki Ozz & AJ Hackett. Cairns. Austrailia Musicians - Dusseldorf, Germany Builders - Hong Kong Charlie - Paris, France Dec & Ozzy - Borovets, Bulgaria Girl, Hong Kong Hakka Woman. Lok Ma Chau. China Musicians. Koln, Germany Ozzy - Matlock, UK Bird Show - Hong Kong People - Hong Kong Beautiful Plumage! Traffic Cop. Hong Kong Dusseldorf, Germany Barcelona, Spain Musician - Amsterdam, The Netherlands Fiddle Player - Dublin, Ireland Dublin, Ireland The Camden Vampire Accordion Player - Birmingham Birmingham UK Down and Out - Birmingham A Good Book Bloke with Bowler Hat Period costumes outside Birmingham Museum Soldiers outside Birmingham Museum Need Sleep Having a chat in Small Heath Cousin IT Spinning Wheel Snoozy A Grave Read

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]]> Mon Feb 5 2007 Places around the World - 1 http://worldoftravel.fotopic.net/c984512.html Hello and thanks for having a look at my collection of photos from around the world. So far I have been to Austria, Andorra, Canada, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Australia, United Arab Emirates, China, Switzerland, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Ukraine, Bulgaria and Greece. Thursday 21 June 2007: Hello and thanks for having a look at my collection of photos from around the world. So far I have been to Austria, Andorra, Canada, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Australia, United Arab Emirates, China, Switzerland, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Ukraine, Bulgaria and Greece.

2cv - Brussels, Belgium Beach - Albufiera, Portugal Bridge - Amsterdam, Holland Amsterdam, Holland Amsterdam, Holland Arcalis Ski Area, Andorra The Atomium - Brussels, Belgium Bungy Jump - Cairns, Australia Bungy Jump - Cairns, Australia Benrath Palace - Dusseldorf, Germany Push Bike - Amsterdam, Holland Bondi Beach - Sydney, Australia Bonn Univesity - Bonn, Germany Schlosse Popplesdorf - Bonn, Gemany Borovets, Bulgaria Broadway Tower - Worcestershire, UK Brussels, Belgium Burj Al Arab Hotel - Dubai, UAE Cafe - St Wolfgang, Austria Campanile Di Giotto - Florence, Italy Champs Elysee - Paris, France House - Cork, Ireland Desert - Dubai, UAE Pisa, Italy Dubai, UAE Dutch Costume - Keukenhof, Holland Eiffel Tower - Paris, France In flight over Portugal Fisherman - Albufiera, Portugal Campanile Di Giotto - Florence, Italy Campanile Di Giotto - Florence, Italy Fruit Stall - Albufiera, Portugal Town Hall - Glyfada, Greece Soldiers - Sofia, Bulgaria Harley Davidson - Barcelona, Spain Hong Kong Hong Kong St Wolfgang, Austria In flight over Paris In flight over Germany Torres Kio - Madrid, Spain Cathedral - Koln, Gemany La Pedrera - Barcelona, Spain Livorno, Italy The Louvre - Prais, France Musician - Amsterdam, Holland Musician - Amsterdam, Holland Musician - Amsterdam, Holland Madrid, Spain Magna Plaza - Amsterdam, Holland

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