going down the mine
a chainmaking demonstration
what a fascinating place! This is the third museum like this I visited, after the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum in Northern Ireland, and the Sussex Downs and Weald open air museum near Chichester. The Black country is is an old industrial heartland near Birmingham, collecting houses and buildings from the industrial age, there are canals and mines already part of the terrain, and they added some very interesting buildings, mostly from the 19th century, creating a little village area... some scenes from 'Peaky Blinders' were filmed here apparently and I bought one of the distinctive caps from the gentleman's clothing shop on the little hill overlooking the village street towards the pub....
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Monday, December 01, 2014
x-mas party!
from an industrial beach in Lowestoft to the Stag's Head with love.... x-mas shenanigans with... PLUS
part-improv noise pop/alt.rock wigout
www.soundcloud.com/plus-uk
http://youtu.be/
& short sets from HORSE PUSSIES, SUCTION CUPS,
THE MAPLE KIND
https://soundcloud.com/
and COUNTRY MARK & more tbc!!!
plus x-mas covers and strange x-mas music...
10 Dec The Stags Head, Hoxton
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Southwold
amazing what you can do with a bit of an enhancement to photos ;)
The Adnams brewery dominates the town (in a good way), apparently they own all the pubs
love the lighthouse standing in the middle of the town
old huts on the quay by the harbour side
walking towards Dunwich
ruined windmill
ruins of the priory, one of very few buildings left of old Dunwich, once one of the biggest ports in the world (most of it eroded into the sea), now a small, slightly eerie and fairly remote place that is almost forgotten
walking back from Dunwich along the shoreline
Southwold pier, George Orwell is everywhere! well, he stayed in the town for a while...
Gun Hill
old lighthouse overlooking Lowestoft
The Adnams brewery dominates the town (in a good way), apparently they own all the pubs
love the lighthouse standing in the middle of the town
old huts on the quay by the harbour side
walking towards Dunwich
ruined windmill
ruins of the priory, one of very few buildings left of old Dunwich, once one of the biggest ports in the world (most of it eroded into the sea), now a small, slightly eerie and fairly remote place that is almost forgotten
walking back from Dunwich along the shoreline
Southwold pier, George Orwell is everywhere! well, he stayed in the town for a while...
Gun Hill
old lighthouse overlooking Lowestoft
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