market and china town
textile art student from UCE Birmingham, UK
which has one of the largest faculties of art, design and media education
in the United Kingdom BIAD
where I get off the 97 bus by the markets behind the parish church
will these victorian buildings survive?
or became part of China town
chinese graphics
and afro-hair stylists
very good chaep food
fountain
carpark entrance
with stones to stop parking on the pavement
vernacular stool knocked up by a carpenter
and in the dumpster / container / skip
with a lot of wood which could be recucled
lunch or a reception?
"restored" sweet shop with back to front till and an anachronistic cash register
National Trust | Birmingham Back to Backs
Carefully restored 19th-century courtyard of working people's houses.
the only back to backs left
50-54 Inge Street/55-63 Hurst Street
Birmingham
B5 4TE
West Midlands
England
oak imitated with painted wood grain
the bars are an anachronism too
been a kitchen fire
and thanks to this Mr Singh
I got my Radio Times for next week
concrete bridge from the sixties
the invasion of the green man
street furniture getting tired
the new Birmingham and the 39 story Radisson SAS Hotel, Birmingham
looking down on the markets
down the ramp to Moor Street
new building to the left
new built and in trouble
water seepage from the ramp and rust in the joints
the new wine bar at Moor Street station
the markets are to the left
this bus 97 stop has been repaired with shiny new seats
the Bosworth Drive roadworks are nearly done
and even the low clouds of a grey sky are beautiful
what I got for about £9
and a very late vegetarian lunch
with ice coffee
1 Comments:
Hugh,
This is wonderful! I love when you take pictures during your walk, giving us the opportunity to follow in your footsteps: inside the chemist's, snaps of Mr. Singh and the other locals, snaps of many other interesting things (like the stones preventing the parking on the pavement). There are so many good ones but my favorite might be the photo of the woman smiling at you from inside the restaurant. She seems to be genuinely tickled that you are taking her photo.
Nice job! Keep 'em coming!
Dan
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